Response from: Joy (Check me out!)

Uh, I beg to differ - on just about everything you said. There is no income "guarantee", it's not an easy way to make money in "real time." It's like owning any other business. Hard work, determination, more hard work and THEN if you are indeed a smart business person - your income could be well over $40,000 - but not overnight as it sounds like you are reporting.

Response from: Joy Slaughter (Check me out!)

Uh, I beg to differ - on just about everything you said. There is no income "guarantee", it's not an easy way to make money in "real time." It's like owning any other business. Hard work, determination, more hard work and THEN if you are indeed a smart business person - your income could be well over $40,000 - but not overnight as it sounds like you are reporting. Joy Slaughter
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Response from: Becki Noles (Check me out!)

You have GOT to be kidding me! Virtual Assistance is not a hobby or a way to make fast cash. Like with ALL businesses it takes time to establish and there are NO guarantees in life, including starting a VA business. With that said, there are certain skills that are necessary to be a VA...not just an internet connection and computer. But that’s a whole other post. I equate your article to me owning an assortment of wrenches. Does that automatically qualify me to be a plumber or handy-man? Go back to the drawing board. Tell your readers to get involved in an MLM business and stop dragging down our profession.

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