Community Chat

[January121]

As far as I am concerned I was not a fan of LR when she was on the Q & I am not a fan of hers now .... She needs constant attention & for her "tribe" to keep swooning over her ... her products are overpriced costume jewelry & other overpriced products .... I will never spend one cent of my heard earned money on her junk!!

[Moonchilde]

Is it normal/usual for software to work such that a person puts an item in their cart, immediately enter a CC# with no delay, and before they can hit "Buy", the item is yanked out of their cart electronically and they get a "sold out" message? That seems very amateurish, game-playing, and haha lookee all the people who WANTED one and didn't get it! Wheee I'm so hot! thing to do.

They keep talking about "updating their inventory." It doesn't sound as if they actually want to; it wouldn't be to their advantage in the game-playing. SMH.

[Sheilaray]

@Moonchilde,  Lisa claims that this is a popular software and many sites use it. Never in the history of ever have I seen the likes of it online.

[NYC Susan]

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@Mj12 wrote:

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@Bri21 wrote:

She was doing a Live Chat while driving? 

What is wrong with her?  That's so incredibly dangerous and stupid.

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@Bri21 she defended it - saying it is no different than having a conversation with a passenger.  Yes it is very different, but she's incredibly self-absorbed. 

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Of course it's different.  Numerous studies have shown that it absolutely is not the same as having a conversation with a passenger.

This woman's ego and belief that she is special is clearly out of control.

[Moonchilde]

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@Sheilaray wrote:

@Moonchilde,  Lisa claims that this is a popular software and many sites use it. Never in the history of ever have I seen the likes of it online.

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OMG, seriously? Bwahaha nooooooo!

But if she says it, They Will Believe.

[birkin baby]

The "sleeping" pic clearly shows lots of Facetune.  

[JJ]

It doesn't even make sense the way she describes it. I mean she says that items are still available but they are just in people's carts and they stay in people's carts for 5 minutes and then they are released, but on the other hand, these people have these things in their carts and then try and check out immediately, and it's sold out.  That seems kind of contradictory to me.

She's a total game player.  And, apparently now, she is openly admitting that, it's just a game after all.

[september]

I can't ever imagine wasting my time trying to make purchases from this game playing site!

[NYC Susan]

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@sunchild wrote:
I, too, think all her jewelry looks like fake gold. But, she tries to make the tribe feel better about their purchases by affirming that this is what the elegant women of Italy are wearing! Not! The elegant women of Italy know junk when they see it! She had said over and over while at the Q that the elegant sophisticated women of Italy save their money and make investment purchases of gold and leather goods. Apparently tribe members are falling for her spiel. Very sad that they can't see through her fakery.

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As a resident of both NYC and the Hamptons, I can tell you that her idea of what's typical in those areas is incorrect too.  That's just one of the many reasons I never could watch her.

[Moonchilde]

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@cherry wrote:

@Moonchilde  I don't know what people see in the stuff she sells.

It looks very cheap to me

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@cherry I don't think it all looks cheap - some of it looks nice. BUT - her Thing is always that every piece is "so special" in that it's the latest, trendiest, hottest, you can't find it anywhere else, absolute top quality by European designers, exclusive, dazzling, oh-so-chic high end, etc.

IMO, no. Just no. Nice-looking items that are NOT special, that could be found elsewhere, many if not most times for less money. Nice but not spectacular or super-unique. Definitely nothing to fight over being able to buy, IMO.