I don't know where to put this thread but I feel this was the best fitting section.
I need some advise or any input from anyone here to see whether I've made the right decision
or should I just hang it up and move on.
Three weeks ago an old friend called and ask me to go to a presentation. I went and I came
out of there signing up to their online consumer marketing company (online shopping). I signed
up because there was no large investment, no inventory to keep or sell, and that there's no risk
involved. Of course the $1 sign up membership was enticing (was $29).
The company is called Melaleuca. I've never heard of it before so I did some digging on them
online. The company has been in business for over 26 years and last years annual sales is over
1 billion dollars. The positive news outweighs the negative and so I was somewhat happy about
signing up.
The company is a wellness/pharmaceutical company. They are BBB accredited and have won many
awards. They sell ordinary product you normally find at local stores and product you'd need on a daily
basis (other than food). A lot of their product are patented and are "green" and generally work better
than their counterpart at the stores. These products are Melaleuca exclusive and are only available
in their online stores. I've ordered their "value" pack and have tried some of their product and I
am pretty happy with the result.
They've been told stories of people making a lot of money working part-time. The friend even showed
me his actual check from the company. The making money part sounded pretty easy enough.
All I have to do is sign up people through word of mouth referrals. Those people who signed up
and buy online on their site month to month, I get paid, like have a residual income every month.
Anyway so within three weeks I was able to sign one of my co-worker and made $50, so it says
on my account. Of course the more people I sign up the more residual income I make.
Basically thats all I have at the moment and so my question is, as stated briefly above, what
should I do? Is the company legit? Has anyone heard of them or have done it before? If so what
are you experiences? Any feedback is appreciated.
Now, lets say if this whole this is good, does any body want in? LOL
They do have online presentation daily for new recruits and it is available.
Thanks,
neil
I need some advise or any input from anyone here to see whether I've made the right decision
or should I just hang it up and move on.
Three weeks ago an old friend called and ask me to go to a presentation. I went and I came
out of there signing up to their online consumer marketing company (online shopping). I signed
up because there was no large investment, no inventory to keep or sell, and that there's no risk
involved. Of course the $1 sign up membership was enticing (was $29).
The company is called Melaleuca. I've never heard of it before so I did some digging on them
online. The company has been in business for over 26 years and last years annual sales is over
1 billion dollars. The positive news outweighs the negative and so I was somewhat happy about
signing up.
The company is a wellness/pharmaceutical company. They are BBB accredited and have won many
awards. They sell ordinary product you normally find at local stores and product you'd need on a daily
basis (other than food). A lot of their product are patented and are "green" and generally work better
than their counterpart at the stores. These products are Melaleuca exclusive and are only available
in their online stores. I've ordered their "value" pack and have tried some of their product and I
am pretty happy with the result.
They've been told stories of people making a lot of money working part-time. The friend even showed
me his actual check from the company. The making money part sounded pretty easy enough.
All I have to do is sign up people through word of mouth referrals. Those people who signed up
and buy online on their site month to month, I get paid, like have a residual income every month.
Anyway so within three weeks I was able to sign one of my co-worker and made $50, so it says
on my account. Of course the more people I sign up the more residual income I make.
Basically thats all I have at the moment and so my question is, as stated briefly above, what
should I do? Is the company legit? Has anyone heard of them or have done it before? If so what
are you experiences? Any feedback is appreciated.
Now, lets say if this whole this is good, does any body want in? LOL
They do have online presentation daily for new recruits and it is available.
Thanks,
neil
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