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[quote=Anonymous]Several years ago I was invited to a CAbi party, which is a line of women's clothing.  A lot of the items are really cute, so I started buying them, and eventually had a party.  I had several parties and people really liked the clothes.  After a couple of years, I started noticing that the clothing quality was going downhill.  The biggest issue for me was the tops.  After a few wears, little holes would start to form in the fabric.  This was a consistent problem with most of their tops.  They were good about exchanging the defective merchandise, but it got to a point where I did not want to do it anymore.  The interesting thing is the consultant would tell me that the problem is how I am wearing the clothes.  Huh?  She sent me these blogs about how to avoid the little holes in your tops.  The blogs did not mention CAbi, but I bet my last dollar those blogs were created by CAbi marketing folks.  It really is a scam...selling clothing that sucks and blaming the problems on the consumers.  People keep inviting me to these parties, and I just don't go anymore.  It really was a bait and switch situation.  They started with high quality clothing, and once they got a good base of customers, they went to cheaper factories.

The problem with these parties is they serve alcohol and people get tipsy and everything looks good.  I know of people who had buyers remorse and either cancelled their order or returned each and every piece they got.

I am back to shopping in the store or online.  I am finding that the quality is better and prices better because of discounts.  My advice is to avoid CAbi.[/quote]

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