Unfortunately, it seems there’s a lot of negativity and false information circulating the internet regarding Scentura, and I think it’s based mostly on people’s misunderstanding of the Scentura Opportunity. I thought I’d post something brief that would help make things clear. First of all, Scentura Creations is a manufacturer and supplier of rendition fragrances. They distribute their product line to Independent Wholesale Business owners throughout the U.S. They’re unique in that they provide merchandise without any capital outlay to these Independent Wholesale Distributors, meaning they don’t pay Scentura until after they’ve sold the merchandise. This is key because it removes a huge barrier of entry into business… Inventory costs. Second, the sales model used by most independent businesses that sell Scentura’s products is that of Direct Selling. It’s a business to business, face-to-face sales strategy that has worked for over 35 years. It’s not glamorous, and it’s probably not for everyone, but it just works. Last, and most importantly, Scentura doesn't ask you to invest any money, it's not a franchise, it's not a pyramid or multi-level marketing business, there's nothing to purchase, there are no sign-up fees. The only thing required from you is your time and hard work, and you’ll get a chance to run your own business. How many companies out there are willing to offer that? It probably sounds too good to be true, but it makes sense when you understand Scentura's incentive: It's a Win-Win scenario for everyone. You get a chance to own your own business, and Scentura gains a new customer, which means more volume. If Scentura only dealt with individuals who had hundreds of thousands of dollars to invest, they'd be waiting a long time, especially in this economy. So they're willing to take all the financial risk. Again, this is not for everyone, but the opportunity is definitely real, and many owners have gone on to make six-figure incomes running their own businesses that sell Scentura's products. Please visit the following website dedicated to new business owners that answered the ad and started just like everyone else: www.RookieOwners.com If you’d like to read more about Scentura Creations, please visit the following sites: www.ScenturaCreations.com www.TruthAboutScenturaCreations.com www.Larry-Hahn.com If you have any further complaints, please direct them to [email protected] Thank you.

Well scentura creations is a distribution company in Atl, Ga which wholesales fake perfume/cologne to companies I worked for the company in New Orleans off of clearview owned by Alexis, Pat, Jenn and A previous owner Nick. They don't explain to u why your their in the beginning until Monday they have something call FFAAR EXERCISE YOU go home to sell cologne/perfume to your family and friends and on Tuesday u come back to be trained they will call it your O day aka O *** day .. then your training will consist of u going in the streets :gas station's, walmart parking lot, etc...going up to people sayin hey may I ask u a question what kinda cologne do u where ? basically we where perfume pimps selling fake cologne out of our the truck of our car thats what a 8hrs shift consists of (with-in that day u might get put out of agas station or they may call the cops and some cases go to jail for solicitation on private property ) They brain wash u of course thinking this is the only way to own your own business I didnt understand how u can be with a company for 2 years plus and not even have a car owners where living together and car pooling. They make u drive you car around with strangers that u just met and when it breaks down they dont repair any of it.you sell the cologne in the street for $25 the $20 goes to them and you keep the 5 so u will make the 5 or however my you sell the bottle for the bottles are all shape the same clear glass black top. They saytraining will be 6-8 weeks maybe but in order to get what they promise which is your own office is 6-8 months.I've worked with this company for 7 months thinking I would get what I worked hard for and didnt I had got multi hundred clubs and fifty clubs. Day and night working long hrs wasnt receiving the profit do the math 9hrs plus a day m-f sat and sun your out of town city or state selling from day to night if your not on your eo badge your make only commission if you are you get 5 per bottle u sell after u reach the 20 or 25 mark. I'm trying to give you detail per detail so u can understand I didnt work their for a day or two Its been months. If u have bills, kids and car note etc... dont do it u will loose everything Ive seen it happen ...I pray that someone reads this and not put their self through the same thing I went through as well as friends I know ...Theirs also a office on the west bank dont do it !!!

This company is a recruiting office for Scentura Creations sales people. I made it to the first and second interview because the company seemed to be legitimate, and I was really desperate for a job. After the first day of training, I began to question the company and the product that it sells, the people that it employs, and the methods that are used to market the "product". The company has no awards except the onces that are "in-house", (i.e.: "21-club, 100-club, ect.), and they seemed to be EXTREMELY unprofessional in daily operations. (i.e.: loud music blaring in the office, using the term "Who's your bitch?" as a closing to a phone call and the amount of "banter" during such phone calls, the manner in which the vast majority of the employees present themselves, wearing cut-off shirts, revealing clothing, suggestive clothing, items along those lines. The thing that stuck out to me was the fact that I had to use my own personal transportation to sell someone elses product with no reembursment for fuel costs, toll booth costs, ect. I was told that I was going to be making around $2-300 dollars a week, but that turned out to be a lie. The first week, I spent roughly $40 in fuel costs, sold 7 bottles of the product, and only made $10 dollars profit. The simple fact that the "manager" of the office literally threatened me that if I took off with his product, a legal nightmare would ensue was another red flag to me. I spent 4 days dodging cops and security guards and avoiding being arrested and cited for solicitation just to earn nothing and come back the next day and do it again. I feel horrible about the the fact that this scam is so well "sugar-coated" and rehursed the most people have no idea what's going on. The simple fact that I was not employed "on the books" could leave me open the horrible legal repercussions in the event that I got arrested for selling this garbage was enough for me to not want to "work" for this "business" anymore. For example, If I was areested for soliciting without a permit, the "company" could destroy any record of the "product" that I have on consignment, tell them it was stolen, and since there is no record of me being employed with the company, they would not even be obligated to help me. And after further internet research, calling this a scam in inevitable. Someone needs to shut these people down. For good.

I had a bad feeling from the start about this company, but I ended up going to the 1st and 2nd interview just because I was desperate for a job. they make it seem like its a dream job- you get to have your own office, hire people, etc. and that we would be making tons of money (during training too).

So I go to the orientation and then the day after that- and everybody is heading out to sale sale sale. I thought ok-- maybe we're going to some special sight just for this one day to try and sell the products. But we ended up going business to business. My 2nd day of selling- a police office actually gave me a ticket for soliciting. I go back to the office and they said- oh, we'll take care of it, and then they crumbled it up and threw the ticket away.

It seemed like I was one of the few people that worked there who actually drove, because I was the one who always had to drive around to each business place. And because I’m too nice for my own good, I also bought lunch for one of the people too, since they had no money.

it wasn’t until the third day of selling that I looked up the company's name online and found ALL these things about how it is a huge scam and blah blah blah. That very next day- I went to the office and confronted them about the articles I read.

One of the managers told me that they saw those articles too when they first started-- and how I shouldn't listen to people that make less money than me...

seriously? Did he seriously just say that?

Let’s just say I quit that day.

A few weeks later, I realized that my court date for the soliciting ticket was in a couple days, so I called up the office and asked if they took care of the ticket yet... and they said not yet. And that they were going to send a letter out at the end of the week. They told me that they would take care of that ticket right away and then maybe 3 weeks later- and they still didn't do anything about it.

I plan on going to court tomorrow and telling them about how big of a scam the company really is and end this once and for all.