Doing Your Due Deligence
Doing Your "Due Deligence" For Online OppsDoing home-based opps on the "Net is like living back in the Wild, Wild West!
Credentials of legitimate land based businesses are easy to check through the FTC and BBB, for instance in the USA, but the Internet offers come from all over the world. From people working out of their kitchen and a computer to the major corporations in skyscrapers. But the kitchen entrepreneur may one day sell his company for billions!There is an ever vigilant blogger world on the "Net that put out bulletins on companies that are considered scams. Just do a search with a company name and scams. But these people don't investigate complaints, they just get a spam thread and run with it. As far as they are concerned, all MLM, Matrices, etc. are scams. So, legitimate companies will get caught into the net. People lose a fortune every year on these opps and they do grip..A lot of people rush into pre-launches to get an unfair advantage. The heavy hitters will always make a lot of money it the company lasts, but the majority will eventually drop out and probably going to lose their shirts.If you want a secure offer, then look for a company 3 - 5 years in business on the Net with a "no cost affiliate" program.. There are tons of them - no monthly autoships or membership fees required.Due diligence doesn't mean much when it comes to start-ups, unless the owners have a long track record of successful entities. As in one recent case I am aware of where the owners have gilt-edge credentials, but the programing went awry. Anything can happen in business as in gambling.
Good Luck!
The GoodNews team
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Credentials of legitimate land based businesses are easy to check through the FTC and BBB, for instance in the USA, but the Internet offers come from all over the world. From people working out of their kitchen and a computer to the major corporations in skyscrapers. But the kitchen entrepreneur may one day sell his company for billions!There is an ever vigilant blogger world on the "Net that put out bulletins on companies that are considered scams. Just do a search with a company name and scams. But these people don't investigate complaints, they just get a spam thread and run with it. As far as they are concerned, all MLM, Matrices, etc. are scams. So, legitimate companies will get caught into the net. People lose a fortune every year on these opps and they do grip..A lot of people rush into pre-launches to get an unfair advantage. The heavy hitters will always make a lot of money it the company lasts, but the majority will eventually drop out and probably going to lose their shirts.If you want a secure offer, then look for a company 3 - 5 years in business on the Net with a "no cost affiliate" program.. There are tons of them - no monthly autoships or membership fees required.Due diligence doesn't mean much when it comes to start-ups, unless the owners have a long track record of successful entities. As in one recent case I am aware of where the owners have gilt-edge credentials, but the programing went awry. Anything can happen in business as in gambling.
Good Luck!
The GoodNews team
For More Information On Internet Marketing, Visit This Link:
http://goodnewsforall.com/houseofmaxforum/index.php?board=3.0
To your awesome success
The GoodNews team
===========================================
Why Make It So Complicated? ----When is enough – enough?
Get With The Plan, and get on with your life>
http://ebizincomeclub.com/cgi-bin/ebiz/revolve.cgi?JM895
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Comments (5)
Beth Schmillen10
three dimes !!!
James Max7
Blog Network Community
I tried all the numbers.
It just remains the same although it looks good on the editor, and the original was about 12pt.
Never had that problem before,
Beth Schmillen10
Well, somehow the main text of your article is large text and your signature is regular text... I've not seen that happen anywere else here at Apsense... or? did you copy and paste the post from somewhere else?
Beth
James Max7
Blog Network Community
Don't know much about BBC, lol!
Can't figure out how to increase the text size. I am an wysiwyg editor .
The GoodNews team
Beth Schmillen10
Ok Max,
HOW did you DO THAT ????
Make the text in UBBcode bigger in your article and so it's default to my browser setting in your signature! ???
What other UBBcode works here besides what they've shown us? (smile)
Beth