Whammy
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99% of the "work from home" gimmicks are scams. You either have to put money up front, work your butt off to make the REAL money, and never get paid.
I would look into the company more before making a desion. Give him a chance to talk and explain things, just don't go making any quick desions. they always make it sound easy. There really is no such thing as a 'get rich quick' thing. |
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Angel eyes
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I'd listen for a while, but I dont think I would believe it...I'm too much of a realist. |
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Beautiful -
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No
it sound like you are apart of a scam and you have come up with a sentence which you are testing out on us innocent y/a users
shame on you |
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♥haha™
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no |
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Aaron D
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no
If i could tell you that in one years time you will be financially comfortable by utilizing skills you already have and knowledge you may already be hosting if you just gave me 5 minutes of your time would you. |
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johnnydangerously59
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Sounds too good to be true and if it sounds too good, it most likely is. There must be a catch or it's a scam of some sort. |
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Soundless
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no |
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Jennifer F
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No, because I am already in a home based business.
I would also say that it is the same script many MLM companies use. Even Tom "Big Al' Schrieter, one of the most well known speakers on MLM uses something similar. However, it is a better approach than saying "wow I have a deal for you" and then hitting them with your deal. At least you are giving them the option to hear or not.
Tom "Big Al" Schrieter teaches you how to do a one minute presentation that will cut this lead in question completely out.
You can find him at fortunenow . I suggest everyone on my team go to his site and sign up for everything free he has to offer. The man has been in the industry for over 35 years, has built successful down lines of over 100,000 reps and knows his stuff.
Anyway, good luck on your question and maybe you got a few bites to look at your opp. That was the purpose wasn't it?
~jennifer
Helping others create additional income from home through education of the system and how it works. |
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Ysnel c.
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well yea you might actually learn how to do something doing that |
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jen kutcher
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i wouldnt b interested
its a scam
well unless u know and trust the person... then its a whole nother story |
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darkdiva
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They say if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. You might listen but you better do a thorough investigation if they ask for money. |
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djtdon
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kind of, but its would probly be some scam |
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saulg21
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Any business venture is a risk. The risk is due to the buyer thinking that all you have to do is set up the business and sit back while it runs itself. WRONG!!
A business takes commitment and beleif in the service or product you're selling. |
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♥☺Kate☺♥
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HUH? |
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Caliguy
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I tired something like that before and they took my money so never again. My answer is no |
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Unstoppable Dreams
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Vickie,
I would listen, yet there are risks in anything you do. Just because someone claims there would be no risk(probably meaning monetary) you could be risking your chance at finding a positive and legitimate way to making money while you chase someone else's ideas.
BEST WISHES! |
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joedudez
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no, it's probably a scam. |
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madman42q
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I'd listen, but still be skeptical and wary. Paranoia never hurt anyone. Too many people trying to screw you over these days. |
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Yahoo: GRUNT
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Anything that sounds to good to be true usually is....so nope. |
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perplexed
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no. it sounds too good to be true |
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The HEARSE DRIVER
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It's almost certainly a scam...or illegal.
Profit is tied directly to risk. |
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Richard H
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they usually are all scams |
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Bright Baboons Butt
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I would say I am not interested. |
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Miss Fierce!!
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a little but i wouldnt go for it cuz of the unseen danger involved behind illegal acts of ......many things |
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Jezebel!
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i'd say no. pyramid schemes all fall apart. |
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Bandhan
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You must be talking something fishy otherwise you could have come straight with the proposal. |
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A. H.
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HAHA ur joking right? Good luck trying to sell that to yourself... |
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cloud851
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no |
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Bianca
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yes you can hear to know |
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Willy's Wonker
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of COURSE I'd be interested in hearing about it. The trouble is everyone saying such things is full of caca and is trying to make money off YOU! |
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gemini
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No. If something sound to good to be true, it's because it is. |
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