Advantage Marketing

This happened to my little sister in her own words «I am 19 years old and going to school. I was with my boyfriend having a snack on campus and Josh Johnson comes up to me and starts complementing me.
Then he moves me away from my friends and tries to sell me a $ 40 coupon for skin care. I told him I could not afford it. But he kept pressuring me and walked me over to the atm. I wanted to be polite and I was going to be late for class. I kept trying to tell him no, I did not know how to make him leave me alone.
I ended up buying 3 coupons and putting my bank account to negative, $ 103 for the coupons, $ 15 for his fee and a $ 2 atm charge.
I felt terrible about the sale, awful. I knew I was taken advantage of.
When I showed my aunt, who is an esthetician for 20 years, the coupon. She said she would not recommend the micorderm abrasion, the laser hair removal or the IPL for my skin. These procedures can cause scarring and are not necessary for young skin.
Please be aware and do not buy from this company. They did not have a permit to sell on campus and they are taking advantage. I saw him selling today to two girls and notified the campus police. They told him he was not allowed on campus again and escorted him off.»
How is it that a company can allow this type of illegal predatory sales?

So of course Aaron did not put my check in the mail as he so rudely said he would. I called the fool and he proceeded to be dramatic and wierd so I just told him that Id come get the check Tuesday at 10am, no ore questions. Of course I show up and the check is taped to the front door LOL THESE PEOPLE ARE SO UNPROFESSIONAL. Ecstatic I will not be doing anything associated with them. Embarrassing!

This company should be called «taking advantage and hunting people down with false compliments in parking lots marketing». After not not wanting to originally buy one these packages because it seemed desperate on the salons part, I did. I felt bad for the guy that was sweating his butt off and chasing people down. Seeing as I go to one of the best salons in southern california I thought I would buy a package for the blow dry and facial services. Bad idea, first off the salon takes no responsibility for these even though their name is right on the card everywhere and secondly this company does not answer their phone at all you get sent straight to vm. If that isnt shady I dont know what is. I called them to try to replace my card that I lost so I could redeem the package. Things happen, people lose cards or misplace things, lose them etc. After getting a call back from an incompetent employee who didnt even ask my last name to look up my transaction I called again and again… once again you get sent directly to vm. I finally got a call back 1 week later after I had already charged back there since I felt i was getting jipped and receiving no callback. They told me to send them a check even though their customer service is crap and them not calling me back is their bad. I reluctantly sent the check to corona a whole 15 mins from my house and over 3 weeks later it still hadnt been cashed when I have receipt that it was sent and delivered. I emailed kylie to tell her my concern. she said she didnt know what happened and they would send me another one asap no charge. here we are over a week later. mind you both of their offices are in so cal. so it shouldnt take longer then two days in the mail and no new card. I waited over two months for them to resolve this with me and its not. If you see one of these people in parking lot dont buy a salon or spa package. scam. Also reading how they treat their employees its starting to make sense, Im very familiar with companies like this. Save your money

Be warned — they come around selling special promotions — this time to Glamour Day spa. You pay $ 40 but watch out for the fine print — you CANNOT get a refund and the «SPA» never answers the phone.