I just bought the Etre nail product today and realized that I was totally ripped off! Just like the customer "Nick" described his case... I had a similar encounter that took place. I am beginning to wonder if they train these people to be hypnotists and train them to learn different accents.
As I am peacefully walking through the mall, this lady with frizzy black hair and overcaked on makeup grabs my pointer finger (the knuckle actually cracked believe it or not) and starts buffing my nail. She says "Watch deese... You will be truly amassed"."Watch, watch" she says. Well, it's true. I was amazed, it made my nail very shiny.
Anyway, after declaring to me she is from Israel she starts to tell me how ugly my nails are and how I need to get this overpriced product for $65. She also notes that if I buy this sugar scrub with it I can get a second one free and can give me this for $70! I said, "No, thanks, but thanks for showing me anyway"... She grabs my hand and pulls me to the side and starts whispering..." I can get you better deal".. Well, now she's freaking me out and I say "you know, I need to get home to my children"...
Now she ticks me off and tries this sale pitch on me "OH, are you on a budget?" I said "yes, and I would hope you are too". So I said..."look I am interested only in the little buffer". She says that's $25 and it comes with the oil but I will throw in the lotion if you pay $35. I said no, I just want the $25 package deal. OK, so now 15 minutes later... She says well "too bad you are on a budget you get some real good products". I said "you act like being on a budget is a bad thing... Is this really how you try to sell?"—Anyway, I paid $25 and came home did a little research on the product and just learned that it's a scam and the buffer actually has a side that will thin your nail out not nourish it. I also found the same thing on ebay for like $3. I was suckered in. I swear they hypnotize people those little hut workers.
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