Hey PinkyPink, if you are reading this, do check up DSAS website
and verify if Coslab is a member of DSAS. If they are, i believe
they have a cool-off period and a full-refund policy which they are
obliged to give. But through some experience, i have to inform you
that refunding from Coslab can be quite a tedious affair. It really
depends a lot on the person that reccomended you this treatment.
You might be asking depending on what? Well, morals and
self-consciousness i guess?
But then again, if you haven't tried their treatment, maybe you
want to give it a shot? Some people i know said it's not too bad.
But others have nothing but complaints about it. One even had to go
to a dermatologist for an allergy reaction that Coslab so doggedly
refuse to acknowledge. Every company have its bad apples. All it
takes is one dishonest lab technician to swap an ingredient in
SKII, and the product line is tarnished. Same goes for a MLM
distributor. What i saw happened to a friend can also happen
elsewhere in other MLM companies. That is why i stand by the fact
that Coslab could have provided satisfactory service to some but
lacking to others.
Laurence, please correct me if i'm wrong. I believe when a
distributor decides to get involved with a MLM company, he will
probably put in a certain amount of money, probably in the
thousands. Some companies, like Nuskin do waive off the
registration charges of $60. This charge does not go into the MLM
company as most people believe. I'm sure you know that the
government is actually the one that ensures the administration of
this charge. What i'm saying is, the companies probably absorb this
cost as they would have made a profit from the goods or services
transacted. But you did bring up a very good point. If the refund
is 100%, then wouldn't the companies, such as Nuskin make a loss?
That's something i haven't thought of, I'll go find out
more....Thanks for the feedback man.
