Cutco Knives Are A RIPOFF!!!

Vector Marketing, aka, Cutco, has a long history of unethical business practices and scam accusations. But when you take a moment to really look at their knives, you'll find that those are terrible too.

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[JamesChurchill]

It's not a pyramid scheme, it's a reverse funnel system.

[ojsszqx]

The main reason Cutco is a huge value is the fact that you have the amazing warranty with them. I’ve paid 5-6 hundred dollars for knives that have only lasted a few years.

[CAMPFIRESKY]

I've had my CUTCO set for 25 years and still in love with them.

[heywigsister]

Funny that all the negative comments are from people who "almost" worked for them, and all the positive are from people who actually own the product. 🤷‍♀️

[karendalkin]

I acquired my first Cutco knives in 1971… that’s 51 years ago!! I have been using them and adding to my kitchen knives since. I’ve sent them in to be sharpened for free and in some instances replaced at no cost when Cutco deemed the knife should be replaced instead of sharpened. I had a pair of Kitchen Shears that could no longer be returned to optimum performance replaced. I even sent in a paring knife that had lost its tip and it too was replaced. I have never had a problem with the handles and consider them to be well balanced.
Are they expensive? Yes. But they are a lifetime investment. I have definitely found value in ownership. Besides while other knives are cheaper, you’ll end up throwing them away and buying new. I’d hate to think how much those cheaper knives would have ended up costing me after 51 years. So, yes, I am a fan of Cutco knives.

[josephcook]

So let me get this straight… he bashed Cutco knifes and then promoted his own… and then proceeds to talk and act exactly like a Cutco rep?

[JB-qtwo]

Vector marketing may indeed be a pyramid scheme but Cutco knives are no ripoff. They are incredible products.

[PhotoBob]

To be honest, I was given a Cutco clip point hunting knife with a double d edge. It was given to me in the mid 90s. I have cleaned a lot of deer, fish, and camped with it for 30yrs. The knife is fucking amazing.

[shahjehan]

I love my cutco knives. I bought them used in garage sales and have a warranty for life. Free sharpening and have had two knives replaced in 10 yrs.

[MegaStephen]

What I learned from this video... Do not smoke crack. Love my Cutco knives.

[jasminewang]

I’m in college working for Cutco right now and we don’t do door to door anymore. In fact most of our demos are typically virtual now. I’ve made a good amount of money, I pay monthly bills and I used to work two jobs and was able to pay my bills and fund my tuition. I’m training to be an assistant manager and I love my job and the people I work with. The handle is made of thermo resin, the handle is comfortable and I’ve had many customers say they love the handles. It’s also made to be dishwasher safe. The reason why it’s high valued it’s because of the forever guarantee. I’ve been treated very well at this job and I feel bad for people who have had bad experiences and I’m sure it’s part managers. I have amazing managers and I’ve had an amazing experience with the knives and with the company. I’m going to Punta Cana with this company soon.

[nancycastiglione]

I splurged on a 5 piece kitchen basics Cutco Set in the 1980's. It was my best investment. I make 14 quarts at a time of sauce from scratch throughout the year and it would take forever if I did not own this perfect set of knives. My hands and fingers are safe because of the well fitting handles. I've added to my set and enjoy every piece! I came across this YouTube and couldn't believe the review. In our motorhome I have a post-it note of last minute packing items and 3 Cutco knives are a must, the cheese, paring & trimmer. My husband already has the fishing and filet knives in his tackle box, those I also need at times. I've used friend's knives in their kitchens and get frustrated, eventually gifting them with a basic, maybe a trimmer or the cheese knife. Interesting Cutco could be in business so long and still sell a coveted product to good cooks. It's been 12 years since I've sent them for sharpening, and so excited for their guaranteed service to return practically new knives. Might be my last send away as I'm in my mid 70's. But I'll still give as gifts!

[TheGalacticGamerPC]

“Disses Cutco advertises for Competitors “🤦🏾‍♂️😂😂😂

[Assemble_This]

If you want to call Cutco bad do a live video showing each knife in action. Cutco is by far the best knives I’ve ever used and I don’t even own them.

[Empty]

This guy must have gotten fired from his janitor job at the Cutco facility.

[SilverDog-zlwm]

I’ve had a great experience with Cutco. Had one set for 30+ years. Cutco sharpens my knives for free, even came to my house to do the sharpening. The rep found a couple of knives with damaged handles from normal use plus one that I had melted the handle. The replace all of them for free. They even told me that if I pass down my set to my kids, the warranty goes with them. And btw, the reps I met were great! I’m a Cutco fan!

[donstaggs]

When you are over 50 and your parents purchased Cutco Knives over 50 years ago....had knives replaced and resharpened without is hard to beat the service. Yes there are better knives out there but do you get the same customer service and warranty....NO! I have a full set and there is no buyers remorse. Dog on them all you want but people who buy these knives are not using them professionally. Our knives are used daily and when we have guests they enjoy the steak knives and we get comments on how nice they are and how sharp they are!

[superf]

“Worked” for Vector one summer in college. Learned a valuable lesson about who I was and what I didn’t want to do professionally. That being said, I still have my original knives and the DD edges still work after 30 years (never sharpened). I love the knives! Just ordered the Ultimate block so I can get them all together. BTW…
MADE IN AMERICA! 🇺🇸
(If you respond by calling me a simp or fanboy, you’re simultaneously labeling yourself as a broke, disgruntled, basement dweller who supports Chinese labor camp style manufacturing and communist ideology)

[gregvett]

Have my Cutco set for 30 years. Love the knife and love the guarantee. I have sent them back for sharpening several times. They have even replaced several of my knives at no cost. LOVE CUTCO

[patrickptmonk]

I am the guy 99% of the time who follows your "if i can get equivalent for cheaper, then I will" train of thought. But not in this case. I will ALWAYS recommend cutco knives. I drop them all off once a year for sharpening (for free). When they get damaged or worn, they replace them for free. My grandma has a set that is older than me and the steak knives still cut like its butter and still look like new (probably because they've been replaced over the years). I understand the hate on the marketing side, but i still love my cutco