TNT Painting

I just purchased $3,000.00 worth of beauty products from their store in Las Vegas. Although, I am very pleased with the products you need to be careful. Here is what you can expect: 1. Walking to your hotel room, a sales person offers you a free sample at the store entrance. You can snatch the sample and keep walking but if you stop, here is what happens next. 2. Everything happens very fast. You can't keep the information overload straight but the products produce amazing results and your hooked. 3. They show you a book that contains overinflated prices and then tell you what a good deal they will give. A few well rehearsed scenarios lead you deeper into the deal making. Example: " I talked to the store manager and he said I can give it to you for this price" etc. says the clerk. The prices are hundreds and thousands less. Yes, thousands less than the price listed in the book. 4. You purchase your selected products. Before you can leave the store and after you check out they offer you another "deal." Once you are over the sticker shock of say . . . maybe $700. They throw in something else for maybe another $200. so you make a separate purchase. Well, that doesn't seem so bad when the purchases are broken down into smaller purchases, never seeing the grand total until you get back to your hotel room. The products did produce such good results that we went back the next day and made another purchase. Now, we started negotiating. The last product purchased showed a $5000.00 price in the book and we purchased it for about $150.00. The sales pitch seems a little insulting but it works.

We had the whole inside of the house paintedThe paint jobWas greatThe painters were good at what they doThe only problem we had was
we left a prescription on counter top not thinking and most of them came up missing and some moneyCall the owner of bussiness and talked
to him, he said he would get to bottom of it and would get the money back to us and we have not heard from himThe paint job is awesome

I just purchased $3,000.00 worth of beauty products from their store in Las Vegas. Although, I am very pleased with the products you need to be careful. Here is what you can expect:
1. Walking to your hotel room, a sales person offers you a free sample at the store entrance. You can snatch the sample and keep walking but if you stop, here is what happens next.
2. Everything happens very fast. You can't keep the information overload straight but the products produce amazing results and your hooked.
3. They show you a book that contains overinflated prices and then tell you what a good deal they will give. A few well rehearsed scenarios lead you deeper into the deal making. Example: " I talked to the store manager and he said I can give it to you for this price" etc. says the clerk. The prices are hundreds and thousands less. Yes, thousands less than the price listed in the book.
4. You purchase your selected products. Before you can leave the store and after you check out they offer you another "deal." Once you are over the sticker shock of say . . . maybe $700. They throw in something else for maybe another $200. so you make a separate purchase. Well, that doesn't seem so bad when the purchases are broken down into smaller purchases, never seeing the grand total until you get back to your hotel room.

The products did produce such good results that we went back the next day and made another purchase. Now, we started negotiating. The last product purchased showed a $5000.00 price in the book and we purchased it for about $150.00.

The sales pitch seems a little insulting but it works.