What other home business do you like? Like tupperware, avon,?

marykay, longaberger,
what other ones do you like?

There is a home based businesses that ties eBay to search engines where you get commissions on the sales, all you have to do is distribute the free software

http://www.mymarketinggenie.com/tamparay

http://www.MyShoppingGenie.com/shopping_genie

I have just signed up to Avon and will be training to become a sales leader so it is just like running your own business as you have to train people and give them a guiding hand.

I can't wait to get started and earn lots of lovely commisiion from my wonderful team!!

I teach people how to successfully operate a home business. I can only a teach a few people at at time so I am very selective about who I take on as a new student. If you are serious about your interest in starting your own small business, contact me for a personal interview. No fees required.

YTB travel....best compensation plan around...

www.ytb.com/karenpetry
check it out!!
let me know if you have any questions!

I'm a wahm and I chose Latasia jewelry because it was the right company for me...I loved the products, the people are great and the commissions are fantastic! I think you just need to do your research and go with what feels right to you, and if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. There are a lot of wahm and direct sales websites out there that have details on many opportunities. You are also welcome to check out my lens for more info on Latasia. www.squidoo.com/queenofbling
Best of luck to you!

My wife has Been selling Pampered Chef for three years, I think it is a great business that she is in. She really makes good money 22% and she does well.

so if you sell 1000 worth of merchandise you makes 220.00

The kit only costs 155.00 if your interested email her kisshy14@yahoo.com

If you are looking for one to sell I think it is very important you like the product yourself. I found sharing something I love makes it feel like I'm not working. I do Mary Kay and did not have to buy inventory and have replaced my full time income so please do research based on fact not someone else opinion. What is important to you for me it was something I could do to be home with my children and Mary Kay gave me that I was able to hold appointment in my own home while my baby was napping now that she is older it is a night out for me. It fit my life though many stages. I have had many jobs over the years which for one reason or another was not for me but doesn't mean it wasn't for someone else same goes for Direct Sales. I would say think consumable for reorder business too !!

You are probably receiving a lot of information about possible work from home jobs. I have been in your shoes and have spent many hours online researching and trying to find the right one. The one thing that I ended up figuring out is that there are no true work from home "jobs." In a work from home job you usually start out working for a company and then for whatever reason, sometimes, the company will let you take your job home; thus work from home job. I would never pay a company to work from home.

However, there are many work from home â€œopportunities.â€ These opportunities provide you with the vehicle to work from home and build your own business. The difficult or frustrating part about finding the right opportunity is that there are many offers that are not legitimate, but scams. Theses scams make it difficult for the companies that truly offer a legitimate opportunity to work from home. Usually, work from home opportunities have a small investment to start your own business. These are okay as long as they are around $100, anything much more than that and I would stay away. Also if they require a monthly overhead to run the business it should include things like your websites, training, back office system, and support. Remember any business that you start and want to continue will always have start up costs and monthly expenses, if it doesn't then it is probably not a legit business.

I am a stay at home mother of 2 (ages 4 and 2). My husband works 6 days a week and I do not have much help in the area of child care for my children. On my journey to finding the right work from home opportunity I tried everything from selling vitamins, lotions and many other product based companies. I also looked into processing information online. What I realized with all these companies is that I usually put more money back into my business and ended up with lots of product I really did not need. I also was very skeptical of some of those online work from home websites that really never got to the point of what I would be doing to earn income.

Finally, I was given information on a legitimate work from home company. At first I was very skeptical and paid no attention to the information. Then one day my mother needed to have some dental work done but had no insurance. I remembered that I had some information on discount dental plans. Once I researched the information I had been given, I realized that I could provide my mother with a way to pay less for her procedure and earn an income for signing her onto the discount dental plan. I have been with the company since and am on the fast track toward building a six figure income.

I work 15 hours a week (give or take a few) for a National Discount Medical Benefits Company. The company has been in business for over 16 years and is continuing to expand! We have been featured on "60 minutes", "The New York Times", "Wall Street Journal", "Time Magazine", and "American Medical Review" as one of the most reputable, legitimate home based companies. We are members of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Dental Plans and the owner of the company sits on the board of The Consumer Health Alliance, which we are also a part of their membership.

Our company addresses the number one problem in US, which is that 70% of Americans can't afford or can't get health insurance for whatever reason. We are an alternative for people who are suffering with their health because of this issue. Now to work for our company you don't have to know everything there is to know about Health Care. Our company will train you on how to communicate our services to those who need it. We have over 2 million members that use our plans and save money on their health care.

When you work for the company you are able to set your own hours and build a residual income while you work. Because we get paid month after month, year after year for the work we do our income is always increasing and we get paid even when we donâ€™t work. The company also does not enforce a monthly quota, which was important to me. I wanted to have the flexibility to work when I wanted and how much I wanted. Of course the more you put into your business the more income you will receive.

Some of the benefits we offer are 401k, direct deposit, life insurance and a family benefit package for your entire household. The next best thing is there is no cold calling, telemarketing, stocking of inventory, collecting of payments, and no home parties! This was very important to me as I had the child care issue to deal with and wanted to be able to stay home and work without having to leave my house.

Another great thing about our company is that we all work together to as a team. We are not out to compete with our fellow representatives. Whenever I need advice my team is there to help me to be a success. This was also very important as I was new to the business and wanted the team support you get working a 9-5 job without having to work the 9-5 job. I have also made many friends along the way and still have the interaction with adults while taking care of my children at home.

I guess I could go on and on about what we do and how we get paid, but the best thing for you to do is research the company for yourself and determine if it is right for you.

Check us out at www.AHomeBusinessThatPays.com.

I like:

Blogs
Google AdSense
Clickbank
AdWords
Network Marketing
Pay through Click
and SUCCEEDO

Stay away from Mary Kay. It's expensive, you never really make money. www.pinktruth.com

Avon is cheap to start up, and you don't have to stock anything. It's a great little way to use all the expenses against your taxes without it costing you much.

Tupperware is going to be house parties mostly.
Fun to do and you can get merchandise for free!

Don't be suckered into thinking that these types of things make you money. They wind up costing you money in gasoline and time, and in the case of MK, paying absurd amounts of money for inventory you can't sell.

Be smart about your money. If they call it a career, and you are paying to stay in that "career" then, it's not a career. A real career pays you money from the first day you start.
Good luck.

This one is the best i have come across. Very unique and different method of business. Infomercial calls are sent straight to your home. Take the order and recieve a commission. Then continue to receive monthly commissions when that customer re orders next month. The business plan is great. Give it a look:
http://www.StartYourInfomercialBiz.com

First I wanna say, any site that asks for money, OR you don't understand how the money is made, OR its too good to be true (get rich fast scheme) run! What I do now is totally free. Forever. I'm off with a broken hand, so it HAS to be free. You can put in a little time, or a lot of time. Its NOT a get rich quick scheme, but you can make a lot more money than working for someone else. It depends how good you are at it too. Its not MLM, or affiliates, or blogging for dollars, or surveys, or asking people for money. If you watch the video it all makes sense. If you want contact me and I will send you the website. Its registered with the Better Business Bureau The video explains it all. You will be able to tell if its for you. Its world wide. I know 2 people from India and 1 from Canada doing it. Good luck.

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