Hi
I am a student, not got alot of time to build my business at the moment so looking for a few hours per week stacking shelves or whatever. Whenever you open a newspaper nowadays for jobs you get all these adverts saying "Earn £500 per week for 2 hours work" or " last year i was in debt, this year i have £1m". I don't want examples, but has anyone ever had any luck with these, or are they all scams?

They're all scams. Remember the old adage: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

yeah, it's monthly, and i fixed the options to include all possibilities

Another simple rule is - why'd they want to spend all that money on an advert and tell you about their wonderful scheme if they made a million. It's going to be an awful lot of book sales to make another million especially with other people in competition.

Well, you can actually make money doing simple work, but you have to do stuff like drinking pesticides

Would love to hear your story of how this year you are worth £1m

it's possible to working home,but to get how much you earn every week,that depends on your lucky

I agree that this advert sounds like a come on; it's really unfortunate that many disreputable activities are giving the perfectly legitimate business practise of network marketing a bad name.

I operate my own MLM business from home; it is not a get rich quick scheme nor anything to do with illegal pyramid schemes. What it is is a highly successful business model that many well known companies now use to get their products to the customer.

Indeed Sir Alan Sugar (he of the Apprentice) has just launched his own network marketing company; Richard Branson already has one and Anita Roddick (Bodyshop) has now launched one too.

Setting preconceptions apart, does anyone seriously believe that these successful businesspeople would become involved in network marketing if it were illegal?

Spinning back to the original - "£500 / week for 2 hours work" sounds off for a new business, so I agree that it does sound "too good to be true".

On the other toss of the coin - if someone suggested that you could become involved with a company, initially part time around your existing job, that in 4-6 years could position you to be financially free, but you would have to work hard and develop your skills with help - would you suggest that that was 'too good to be true'.

Sometimes you have to look at the old adage "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is" with a pinch of open minded salt and think "What if it is true?"

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• In the old days there were direct commissions, then Multi-Level Marketing (MLM). Both provided very difficult selling work, and little rewards.

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Or how else would you describe the following records:

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Sounds like some uber kind of brainwashing, like scientology for holiday reps. Anyway, please don't spam you affiliate links, one post is quite enough thank you.