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Its not a scam, they do operate llagley.  However, I strongly disagree with their business practices.The knives are INCREDIBLY difficult to sell, unless you know a lot of upper class people.  The full set cost 900$ when I tried to sell for them, 7 years ago.  Now, the knives REALLY ARE AWESOME knives, and are worth every penny.  BUTYou cant cold call, you have to get all your appointments by knowing people, and having people you know, refer you to their friends.I was told that it was very laid back atmosphere, very low pressure, I could choose my own hours and work as little or as much as I wanted (making the pressure level sound like avon or something).  I found the exact opposite.  I had just moved, was trying to get on my feet, I was working 3 part time jobs in addition, and knew no one here.  Even though I was calling every single lead I got, I simply do not know the people to get into the circle of people who can afford to spend 900$ on whim.  So, i worked when I could, and concentrated most of my money making efforts on projects that had more garunteed income.  I was yelled at and berated by my office manager for not coming in enough, not setting up enough appointments.The sales pitch is VERY high pressure, and it turns virtually everyone who cant afford it off the company (and your demo).  When I did it, they wanted you to pitch the whole set first, then go through like 3 or 4 different payment plans or options if they couldnt afford it, then there were 5-10 other sets (cant remember now), had to go through the same sales ptich with payment plans and credit options for every one. And then they wanted you to pitch individual peices.I made one sell, to a relative, for about 300$.I did not receive all of my reimbursement for my appointments, but I was so fed up with it by that point I didnt care.If you are a really good sales person, and have an in to the upper class community, you can probably do well.  If not, you are going to sell much at all.  The people online who claim its not a scam, who have done well with it, ARE the people who were born into wealth, or had access to several other wealthy people before ever hearing of vector.  They know and can get to the poeple who have th emoney to actually buy this stuff.  Every member of their family can afford to buy the whole set, rather than winning the billion dollar lottery if you have even one relative willing to make a sell from you.  And because they have money, the friends they will refer you to will also likely be able to afford and buy the knives when you make your pitch, as opposed to getting refered to someone who works at Walmart, because, you simply dont know anyone above lower middle class that you can go make a sales pitch to.