For
your conveniece we have listed some work at home business
tips that is worth reading before choosing to join a
home business.
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Don't judge
a company based on appearances. Just because
a company has a flashy website doesn't mean it
is legitimate. Websites can be created and up
on the Net in a matter of days. After a few weeks
of taking money, a site can vanish without a trace
in just a few minutes. You may find that the perfect
money making opportunity website was a money-maker
for the crook and a money-loser for you. |
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Avoid any
plan that pays commissions simply for recruiting
additional distributors. Your primary source
of income should be your own product sales. If
the earnings are not made primarily by sales of
goods or services to consumers or sales by distributors
under you, you may be dealing with an illegal
pyramid. There must be a way to purchase the goods
or services without becoming a distributor. |
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Beware of
plans that require you to purchase too much inventory
upfront. These plans can collapse quickly
-- and also may be thinly-disguised pyramids. |
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Be cautious
of schemes that claim you do little or no work,
your downline (those people you've recruited into
the plan) will do it for you. It takes a lot of
work to make sales and supervise others. |
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Don't take
claims of miracle products at face value.
Just because your sponsor says it's true, doesn't
mean that it is. Insist on proof that the product
works. Check with an independent source to make
sure that you aren't having the wool pulled over
your eyes. |
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Do your homework!
Check with your state attorney general and the
National Fraud Information Center before getting
involved -- especially when the claims about the
product or potential earnings are extravagant. |
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Beware of
shills -- people paid by the company to lie
about how much they've earned and how easy the
plan was to operate. |
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Don't agree
to anything in a high pressure meeting or seminar.
Insist on having time to think it over and to
discuss things with a spouse, partner or even
your lawyer. If a company won't give you the time
you need to check it out and think things over,
you don't want to do business with it. A good
deal now will be a good deal tomorrow; the only
reason for rushing you is if the company has something
to hide. |
