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Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

HAARK58 — Tue, 06 May 2008 13:07:07 GMT

Seems to me with MLM, the money is made from selling memberships and not selling the product. The product is always the next best thing but, they only spend the first 3 minutes talking about it and the next 87 minutes talking about how much money you will make signing people up.

There are only so many ways to split a buck; if 6, 7 or 8 people gets a peice of the buck, WHATEVER THEY ARE SELLING HAS TO COST A LOT OF MONEY OR THEY HAVE TO SELL A BUNCH OF THEM.

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

love2spa — Tue, 06 May 2008 04:32:58 GMT

I don't think it is too late to get in on the huge money. This one is different from the other MLM that if you stop working or if you don't produce enough revenue, you fall back down to a lower level of pay. To be honest, I have not used this as a MLM business - I have used it as a Travel Agency where I and my friends can book travel and I earn commissions (that has been earning quite well)

The MLM side also does well - the person that sponsored me was a Car Detailer. Within 4 months of HARD WORK - he moved to Level 1 Director where he now receives a $2000 a month salary from the company in addition to all his level commissions AND company paid Blue Cross PPO insurance and $150K Life Insurance premium also company paid.

If you want - you can email me at: ilove2travel@cox.net

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

YesItsME — Tue, 06 May 2008 04:28:18 GMT

Is it too late to get in on all the "HUGE MONEY" yet? I like the systems of MLM. However besides the product what differentiae this MLM from the others?

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

love2spa — Tue, 06 May 2008 04:15:30 GMT

I would agree with you all about MLM - I have seen everything and because I own a "brick and mortar" location, they also try and push their products in my store to help them sell whatever product they may have.

However, the best one that I have found in which also helps ME because I love to travel and because the travel industry is a $7 billion dollar industry - i personally chose this one for myself as I can book all my travel - make commissions off my own bookings and because I am now a Referring Travel Agent - I can write off all my vacations on my tax return (great for a business owner)

You guys are free to check out my site as well as the Business Presentation.

www.apristinevacation.com - feel free to book any travel with me =) AND if you also love to travel and afraid of the higher airline prices - click on flights and then scroll down to the bottom and click on YTB 2 FLY FREE program and read about it.

www.ytb.com/pristinevacations - Business Presentation

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

LUCKIEST — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 03:13:57 GMT

Buffalo, Become a basketball coach: LUCKIEST

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By Steve Wieberg and Jodi Upton, USA TODAY

This is money time in college basketball. Literally.

Sixty-five coaches will lead their teams into
the NCAA Division I men's tournament next week, and one will emerge the
first Monday in April with a celebratory strand of net and a national
championship. Many more, if history holds, will cash in with new or
considerably sweetened contracts.

The coaches of six of the tournament's Elite
Eight teams a year ago parlayed their success into new deals for this
season. They'd have gone 7-for-8, but Billy Donovan of national
champion Florida chose to postpone a discussed extension.

Their raises were substantial. At the five
schools where raises are public — George Mason, LSU, Memphis, Texas and
UCLA — the coaches got a collective bump of about $1.7 million, or
about $332,000 each when they extended their contracts. With those new
agreements, and others, at least 20 of last year's 65 tournament
coaches are making $1 million or more this season, a USA TODAY study
finds. Kentucky's Tubby Smith is guaranteed nearly $2.1 million. Texas'
Rick Barnes, Ohio State's Thad Matta and Michigan State's Tom Izzo all
are pulling down more than $1.7 million.

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

CorpCons08 — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 03:07:08 GMT

lmao. I was reading their "trustworthy" statement.

Pursuant to the e-gold
Account User Agreement, the physical bullion that comprises the value
backing e-gold must be insulated from physical, legal and political
risks. Title is held by The e-gold Bullion Reserve Special Purpose
Trust that exists for the express
purpose of holding bullion for the exclusive benefit of all e-gold
account holders collectively. The bullion is held in the form of
certified good delivery bars in allocated storage at repositories
certified by the London
Bullion Market Association (LBMA). Metal is held free of any lien or
encumbrance whatsoever and explicitly may not be attached to
any liabilities of e-gold Ltd. or any other entity. No metal may be
removed from storage or any other disposition made _without the
signatures of both e-gold Ltd. and a third party Escrow
Agent of good reputation_.

I emailed them and asked who the Escrow Agent was and they wrote back telling me that egold does not divulge confidential information.
I guess it's for the best, I would want an Escrow Agent with a "GREAT" reputation not just a good one.

CC08

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

Buffalo — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:55:02 GMT

I think if you scan a dollar bill into your computer you can make regular size money. Just be careful cutting it. And only use it in crowded bars at 3am after you get the bartender really drunk.

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

Small Biz Wiz — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:36:58 GMT

I don't know about making HUGE money or BIG money. Is there a program to make a LOT of regular sized money?

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

NatOnline — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 16:18:15 GMT

A lot of humour there lol

Re: CHEAP BUSINESS AT HOME

Buffalo — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 01:29:23 GMT

Bad Luckiest...really bad!!!