home based mlm business opportunity

A:Just 4 Marcello....LOL. 1. I look for a company that is financially solid and has a product that I feel can help people. 2. Yes, I look for a product I would enjoy sharing. It would be pretty difficult to market something I hated or thought wasn't worth the money. 3.Yes, I study the compensation plan. The beauty of that is you can see what your potential income would be based on your sales and how much work you're willing to put into it...unlike many people who accept JOBS without ever asking what their income will be. 4. You have to understand who your target market is or you will waste a good deal of your time and/or get discouraged and give up. 5. If a company is worth it's while, it will come with not one but several mentors who will all teach you their own unique way of doing business. You can choose which one works best for you. 6. I am a mentor. 7. I don't think greed has anything to do with it. I have never been greedy nor have I ever signed anyone who signed up based on greed. Wanting to have unlimited income has nothing to do with greed and everything to do with being a good business person. Most people strive to be the best that they can be, regardless of whether they're working a menial job, they're a real estate broker or they're an oil tycoon. Anyone who considers it greedy to want more out of life and are willing to work hard for it, is not a business person and has some deep hang-ups about money.

A:GET RICH QUICK SCAMS UNCOVERED!!! Before you consider joining or paying for another "GET RICH QUICK" SCAM, read this free article. Wouldn't it be the shit,(excuse the language) to make stacks of money quickly, with not much effort,working at home in your night clothes?Yes of course it would.Me myself just love to have cash flow into my bank account,only working a few hours a week from home,getting to spend time with my family,without a nagging boss breathing down my neck. No matter if it's selling by classified ads,real estate investing,stock market investing,internet affiliate marketing,or whatever it is,we've all seen the bullshit claims people make about making tons of money and how they can show you how to do the same thing.Well I'm going to tell you right now that a very high percentage of these people are frauds.You might have even been a victim to some of these frauds,selling you there "Get Rich Quick" program.I've been a victim myself buying so many of these programs,wishing on a star hoping they work,one after the other.Now i'm PISSED.I decided to get to the bottom of these get rich programs,and find out if there is any LEGIT programs for making money. I contacted the administrator of quiet a few get rich quick website I could find.Acting as an investor,I managed to convince some of the owners that I seriously was interested in purchasing their entire website and business.Once they seen the dollar signs in their vision ,they gave me free access to the members area to review what I was suppose to be buying.Still i'm Pissed off.What I repeatedly found was that the owners bragging about how many people bought there piece of shit programs.I found: * non-working links * no real email support * outdated info * links leading to other sites that asked for more money * no help section I come to realize that these no good for shit programs are useless,and the owners are laughing straight to the bank like rapper 50 cent ha ha ha ha haaaaaa.I damn sure did not respond back to them when they asked if I was still interested in buying their site.To my surprise though while going through these scum scam artist websites,I found a couple individuals that actually ran legit programs.The owners were everyday people like you and me that found a way to make a decent living at home from their computers.They have great info on how to make,hundreds or even thousands doing very little work.You have to be dedicated to anything you start or it won't work,once you have the ball rolling,easy steady money with little work.

A:Unlike what "psychic-j" or "Mexico4me" says about By My Noni being just another MLM company, I believe the technical name is 2-tier Affiliate marketing that is entirely different than a MLM company that "Mexico4Me is involved with. I can't comment on "Psychic-J web site because honestly it had way too much text to read through so a clicked out. What you should look for in a product is the price and ingredients. I believe from the clues Mexico4Me left in his message is that he is peddling "Himalayan Goji". So if you take a look at their price of $186 for four bottles you would think you are getting an excellent product, but take a look at the ingredients: Reconstituted goji juice from whole Lycium barbarum fruit, grape juice concentrate, pear juice concentrate, apple juice concentrate, pear puree and natural flavor, with sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate added to maintain freshness. When you see the word "reconstituted" on a product label that means they add water to it. The amazing thing about this product is that they add preservatives to the juice. Unlike at Tru Noni and their product is 100% pure at half the price. MLM companies tend to have outrageous pricing and the product ingredients tend to be sub standard. After looking at Buy My Noni's web site and Tru Noni I would say it is an excellent opportunity for you.

A:If you want to make money, you have to follow the Baby Boomers. I have been studying business opportunities over that past several months and have looked at many of the opportunities suggested in this tread. It is my opinion that the wellness industry is the future for the aging baby boomers since they are now concern about preserving or maintaining their health. Through my own research, I have learned that the best products to sell to baby boomers are consumable wellness products that are consumable and people will reorder repeatedly. Most of the companies I have found in the nutritional supplement space that offer home-based businesses are network marketing (also known as Multi-Level marketing companies) that all seem to offer a unique product. The problem I have discovered is that the price they charge for the end user is too expensive and most people cannot afford the product to buy regularly. You probably saw this with your parent’s AMWAY business. The product category I determined to be the best to cater to the Baby Boomers is the “functional health beverage” industry. I looked at pursuing three fruit juices: Noni juice, Magnosteen, and Goji. What I found is that all of the major players are indeed MLM companies. The problem that I had with it, besides the ethics in my own mind about selling a product for outrageous process was the quality of the products. I discovered all three companies use a reconstituted version of the actual fruit they are marketing and the also add less expensive ingredients. Here is what I learned about their products ingredients and prices: XanGo™ $115.00 four bottles • Bottle size 25oz. Reconstituted garcinia mangostana juice from whole fruit, apple juice concentrate, pear juice concentrate, grape juice concentrate, pear puree, blueberry juice concentrate, raspberry juice concentrate, strawberry juice concentrate, cranberry juice concentrate, cherry juice concentrate, citric acid, natural flavor, pectin, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate. TAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL™ $168 four bottles • Bottle size 33.8oz. Reconstituted Morinda citrifolia fruit juice from pure juice puree grown in French Polynesia, plus natural grape juice concentrate, natural blueberry juice concentrate, and natural flavors. Himalayan Goji ™ Juice $186.00 • Bottle size 32oz. Reconstituted goji juice from whole Lycium barbarum fruit, grape juice concentrate, pear juice concentrate, apple juice concentrate, pear puree and natural flavor, with sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate added to maintain freshness. Beside the crazy prices and the unnatural ingredients, I did not think I could possibly sell any of these products to the average man/women of the street. The price is simple prohibitive. I almost changed my product category interest until I found http://www.buymynoni.com that offers 100% pure Noni juice from Hawaii and a business opportunity to make direct sells from my house. Best of all it is FREE to join! Unlike the MLM companies, their unit prices are low enough for the average person to afford it while at the same time offering good profit margins. If you look at this company or any other what you want to look for is a product that is: • Low unit cost • Consumable • Offers a fair profit margin for your services Good luck to you.