Response from: Joe    (07/15/08 9:07pm)

Just a quick comment on this post as it seems to be getting more and more difficult these days. There does seem to be more scams making it harder for people to tell the difference. As a home based business owner for the last 6 years full time, I understand the importance of getting involved with something real and that will be around for years to come. One thing I have also noticed is people going after legitimate businesses and smearing them in an effort to promote their enterprise. I suggest looking for the tell-tale signs. How long has the company been in business, is everything leased or do they own property and have some roots. Are the owners in for the long haul. I found an opportunity I was excited about and found mixed messages when I did my research online. Because of this I took it a step further and acutally spent a weekend visiting the company and spending time with the owners with my leaders. I decided to join based on their integrity and track record and it was the right decision. My point is sometimes you have to get the facts yourself in order to really know what is really and what isn't.

Thanks for allowing me to comment.

Joe Carpenter
http://www.mytripcost.com

Response from: DickDevos    (08/08/08 4:05pm)

Make money from the comfort of your own home/apartment/cardboard box:

1. Get a computer
2. Look on craigslist
3. start emailing for jobs that DON'T mention "work at home"

you'll be alright.

Response from: DickDevos    (08/08/08 4:07pm)

oh... did i mention that once you find a job you MIGHT actually have to be at a workplace?

I probably didn't... it's usually the catch with getting a REAL job.