First of all, Pink Package requires a small start-up fee ($75 to be exact), and I generally don’t recommend any work at home business that requires a start-up fee and promises to generate income. That’s not to say they’re all scams, because they really aren’t…they just usually require you to SELL something. If you’re a salesperson, some of those programs may be great for you, but if you’re not, be prepared to lose money.

Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, the eBay Pink Package requires NO selling. It does require you to hold parties, bringing in distributors underneath you, but neither you NOR your distributor friends ever have to sell anything! The concept is similar to Mary Kay/Tupperware/Avon/Creative Memories party hosting, EXCEPT…you collect items to be sold on eBay, and then earn a percentage of the eBay earnings. Pink Package does ALL the work (taking pictures, writing detailed descriptions, listing items, etc.)! Who wouldn’t come to a party to earn money?

I like it because it’s pink

If you have free time to take your own pictures and list your own auctions, you’ll make more money on each item by selling under your own name…but with distributors that sign up on your Pink Package team, you can earn far more by receiving a percentage of each distributor’s sale, and never have to list a thing.