At Comment 16 above, you'll see that a Korey Ray posted here, and stated that he's a manager at Vector.

There was one guy on a forum somewhere online when I was researching these knives on my own time, that said he found a CutCo knife at a flea market somewhere for like 50 cents. He heard about the guarantee, sent it in, keep in mind he had NO proof of purchase, and they sharpened it, cleaned it up and sent it back in practically brand new condition, and he only paid shipping. People might ask "Why do we have to pay shipping if we need it sharpened?" I say those people should look at the fact that as long as you're not digging holes in your yard with these knives, the edge stays sharp for 7 years. So, paying a little shipping about every 7 years to have your knife re-sharpened and restored to pristine condition is a good deal, I think. So, if you buy a set of knives from CutCo, you will probably never have to buy another kitchen knife again.

The job itself so far is great; its not a high pressure sales job. I'm not the used car salesman who makes you feel pressured into purchasing something you don't want to. I'm basically showing off something that I myself have a lot of admiration for, and then giving you the option to buy it. If you say no, no big deal; I'm getting paid anyway! I LOVE the low pressure approach. The knives do very well at selling themselves (I know that line is kind of cheesy, but its just so true). A lot of people have tried to tell me the job is a scam, I won't make much money, or I won't do well at it. I won't let that discourage me. Out of the thousands of young sales reps around the country my age, why do I have to be the ONE that fails? How can all these other people be successful at it, and I can't? There's no reason I can't do well at this.

These knives are great. I use the demo set I have on my own time, and my old knives just sit in their little wood block gathering dust. I plan on letting the local office here cash the check I gave them so I can keep the knives for myself.

I know I ramble a lot and it probably sounds like I'm trying to sell the knives online. Its just that I really do like them a lot and I get all excited when I have the chance to talk about how good they are compared to others. People around me tell me I sound like a salesman when I'm just talking casually about the knives. Every time.

Anyway, I remember something in the sales rep contract about not being allowed to advertise CutCo through media like the newspaper, internet, etc, but I've seen a lot of sales reps offer up their contact information on here so that potential customers can get a hold of them for a demo. So I was hoping a Vector manager of some sort, since I've seen plenty of them post on this particular site, would be able to post here tell me if I'm actually allowed to post my contact information here for the purposes of offering a demonstration? I'd rather ask a stupid question than do something stupid, so here I am =)

Anyway, thanks for reading my ramble!