LuLaRich, the newest Amazon documentary on multilevel marketing company and infamous leggings vendor LuLaRoe , has gotten a lot of attention recently. From then on, the consultants — many of whom were women — received shipments of leggings and other clothing to resell for their friends and acquaintances at a markup on the first price. It continued to operate despite complaints of rotting clothes and litigation. It's easy for sellers, a few of whom are shown in the film as going as far as selling their breast milk to be able to cover their starting costs, to improve their monthly profits by bringing on more contractors. It doesn't matter whether you've already finished watching the program; the idea of LuLaRoe will sound familiar to anybody who has ever endured a friend or family member attempt to offer those Herbalife vitamins or Monat hair treatments. An emergency personal loan may offer financial assistance in times of need. Paying medical expenses and reducing high-inter