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Legitimate opportunities are out there and that is why these types of forums are so valuable. If we women stick together, we can all find something that allows us to live our dreams and help others do the same. I have come across a 100% FREE business op that really is legitimate. It's not an MLM and you don't have to sell anything. You just need to be an effective networker who believes in the opportunity. If you're interested, visit:BellaOnline ALERT: Raw URLs are not allowed in these forums for security reasons. Please use UBB code. If you don't know how to do UBB code just post here for help - we will help out!

I need help building a resource for woman searching for work at home opportunities. I am in the process of putting together reviews and articles on my website written by WAHW and WAHMs.

The articles are meant to be informative useful reviews on companies they have partnered with to make money. Whether it is an employment position that you do from home or a business. Whether it is a direct sales, internet marketing or more.

If you are interested in learning more, go to the articles section of my website to see what others have put together. The one I wrote was on Latasia Jewelry. A resources for woman who want to work from home

It could be on a business you have or had. The review would have to answer at least 5 questions, more information would be great too.

1. Why you choose that opportunity
2. What frustrates you about the company - honestly
3. What you love about it
4. All start up Costs associated with it
5. Anything you wish you would have known before you started up, obsticals you had to overcome and how you overcame them.

All articles will have links to your email and/or website.

If you have any questions or would like to submit an article please email me at request@carennedysolutions.com

The trick is to find a work-at-home job that sounds logical. Many writers and paid contributors for sites and other firms work from home.

I've found one thing when searching for work at home ops. Some are just about recruiting and earning off your recruits-which are the ones I avoid.

I prefer having a legitimate product that I believe in to sell where I can make money on the commission of sales, rather than having to do all the recruiting stuff. It makes it seem like a pyramid scheme and many you are trying to recruit feel the same way.

I have to say, I looked into Power Mall but you get very little commission on your own purchases. Your biggest commission comes from recruiting people under you who will shop and they in turn, must recruit to earn. However, with the commissions in your own mall so low, what incentive does anyone really have to shop in their mall? If they don't shop, no one makes money.

I think there are real opportunities out there but you just have to really like the product you are representing. I've seen work at home ops where selling the product is really secondary to recruiting more sign-ups. That's what I don't like.

I'd rather represent a product I feel good about-where the product is more important than just signing up more "recruits" for your downline.

I have some links to working at home employment opportunities and sites. You just have to scroll down past the work at home business opportunities parts.

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Every home business must be investigated certainly. Not all of them are scams. Laying out money though is tough because in most circumstances, only 3% of people succeed well enough to make back their costs.

If however, there is no cost, it isn't possible to get scammed! That is what attracted me to what I am doing now. And, it is meaningful because it helps charity too. I actually love it! If you want to check it out, go to www.allrebatemall.com
Or call me
Shuli
301 237 7306 Eastern time cell phone

I've been with a great home party business for 3 years. It's true that most home party business aren't scams. If it sounds like you'll do little or no work and get paid lots, it's probably too good to be true. Look for businesses that offer you a product to sell, and then research the product. If it sounds like something you can get behind, go for it. Most of the home party businesses are easy in, easy out, which means little or no risk. Our company is a member of the DSWA which is another reputable Direct Selling organization. Such affiliations are paramount to insure validity of your business. For a list of companies involved with dswa, visit dswa.org.

I'm with Norwex Enviro Products, and I love that I'm offering products that are non-toxic and make life's chores (cleaning)easier! I also love that I'm at home to raise my children. If you'd like more info about it, visitBellaOnline ALERT: Raw URLs are not allowed in these forums for security reasons. Please use UBB code. If you don't know how to do UBB code just post here for help - we will help out!

I really agree with Healthy Mom - I have no intention of promoting any tools,services or products on my website/blog that I don't love using myself. Luckily there are lots of them! So far, I've been lucky or thoughtful enough to make good choices which serve my work at home freelance writing business well.

I love my work at home job and am sharing with others the tips I used. If in doubt about the legitimacy of a WAH job - maybe start your own?

You can get a personal power mall and get a much larger rebate on your own purchases. But with the business mall, your income will be much greater because you earn commissions on referrals.

We have 1100+ stores with MILLIONS of products that everyone needs, so you are not limited to selling only one product. And anyone who buys online can channel their purchase through the mall to benefit charity while building an income for themselves by telling others. It is a win win win situation. Perhaps you should take a second look or call me at 301 237 7306 www.allrebatemall.com