Work From Home - Why You Shouldn't Be In Network Marketing
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Another scam to avoid is the work from home stuffing envelopes scam. These websites advertise that you can work from home and receive a salary. This is by no means true. Because I was able to fix the machines used in this job, I should know. Machines made by companies like Neopost, Pitney Bowes, and Francotyp Postalia automate this process and can work infinitely faster that any human can. This service is also offered by many companies in bulk (because they have the machines) and costs pennies per unit. A company is not going to pay $10 an hour for someone to do a job at 100 times the speed, and therefore cheaper.
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A legit drop shipping company is willing to send product samples. You will be selling their products. It's logical, wise, and just that they send you sample products. These should be offered for free, or at least half the price. If they refuse to give you samples then find another company.
A bona fide dropshipper will need a tax number and a business number. They will need legal documents to operate the company. Bogus dropshipping companies will ask for your money.
Do your research on the company. Contact the Better Business Bureau in your area. If they are incorporated, find out the state in which they are located. Also, search the website of that state for any legal issues. Do a Google search for their name.
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It sounds too good for it to be true. It is. I'm sorry for getting you excited but I just wanted it to be clear: the promises they make. Why doesn't it work then? Think about it for a moment. Why would they want to charge you every time someone installs their program? If their software is really that great, why give it away when they can charge a fee?
legit legal company I think they may have taken those from another VA's web site because they didn't comply copyright laws when taking my article.
A legit drop shipping company is willing to send product samples. You will be selling their products. It's logical, wise, and just that they send you sample products. These should be offered for free, or at least half the price. If they refuse to give you samples then find another company.
A bona fide dropshipper will need a tax number and a business number. They will need legal documents to operate the company. Bogus dropshipping companies will ask for your money.
Do your research on the company. Contact the Better Business Bureau in your area. If they are incorporated, find out the state in which they are located. Also, search the website of that state for any legal issues. Do a Google search for their name.
But how can you, as a GDI member prove that GDI actually is a legitimate business and not a fraud? visit here are some things that you can do to show that Global Domains really is legitimate and not a scam.
It sounds too good for it to be true. It is. I'm sorry for getting you excited but I just wanted it to be clear: the promises they make. Why doesn't it work then? Think about it for a moment. Why would they want to charge you every time someone installs their program? If their software is really that great, why give it away when they can charge a fee?
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