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Work at home united offers:

1. FREE website, FREE training
2. NO inventory, NO collections
3. great home business tax benefits
4. Residual income
5. Incredible support to reach your goals
6. Spend more time with your family

Hey WorkAtHomeUnited we've heard all this before so tell us why this is different from the rest????

Also as you only have 5 posts then you really shouldn't be posting stuff like this yet but if you can let us know why this system is great then i'm sure i can turn the other way
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if you did your research before posting something like this you would be aware that the company i represent is nothing like anything you have encountered before... we have a "blue torch award" and an A+ rating from the BBB and are a WORLDWIDE recognized company that maufactures all of its own "GREEN" products that are designed to make YOUR LIFE BETTER just because i am new to the forum doesnt mean that you should be posting negative remarks about my company when you know nothing about us... if you want to learn more you can easily request information from my website on my profile. and p.s. the actual companys name is melaleuca if you want to do some research before requesting more information about how to get enrolled

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Hey WorkAtHomeUnited we've heard all this before so tell us why this is different from the rest????

Also as you only have 5 posts then you really shouldn't be posting stuff like this yet but if you can let us know why this system is great then i'm sure i can turn the other way
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So i have done a ton of reading on the forum over the past couple days and i see your point about false hopes... i suppose there is one easy way to tell if a company is legit or not (maybe not easy but deffinatly necessary).
and while this is a big list if you really want to be sucesfull in IM you should always look at these 12 things with ANY company you are thinking abotu representing!

1. Company track record – How long has the company you’re considering representing been in business? What are the company’s annual sales each year since in business? Does the company print average income statistics for business builders? It should and you should ask for them. Proof of long term sales, success and growth is critical with choosing any business.

2. Financially sound – Does the company have outstanding debt? Joining a company that is debt free is something I highly recommend to lessen any risk to you.

3. Strong management team – What are the backgrounds and credentials of the management team? You want to join a company that is run with integrity and strong leadership.

4. Unique consumable products – Are the products of the company, products that people actually need, use, run out of and repurchase month after month. Do the products have any trademarks or patents allowing for exclusive rights meaning no other company can copy them. If the products are not consumable, meaning something that a person would only buy once, then that is a business that will not be viable long term. If the products are consumable, however not necessarily a need, that will lesson your chance for long term success. Products needed, and consumed monthly makes for a solid business model.

5. Wide market appeal - Are the products something everyone needs and uses? If the products are specific for a certain gender, age group or body size for example, you lessen your market as it is not something for everyone.

6. Competitive prices – Are the products comparable in price or less expensive than the competition? If they are too expensive this is not a business that will produce great results.

7. High customer reorder rate – Does the company share it’s reorder rate? Meaning how many customers that purchased from the company last month, reorder again the following month? If the re-order rate is low, the business will not be viable as new customers simply replace your old customers producing no real growth or a secure, residual income.

8. Low initial investment – If the cost to join or start is too high it makes for more risk and difficulty in attracting customers and business partners.

9. Low monthly requirement – If there is a high monthly requirement, customers/business builders may end up with an inventory or products they do not need. If there is a low monthly product requirement, then customers are getting what they need for personal use each month, and from a business standpoint you know customers are purchasing each month which creates the security and true residual income.

10. Rewards for leadership development – Does the company reward you for helping others in your business succeed? If there is any way the company could remove business builders from your business because of their success, be very careful about joining. There should never be potential for you to lose great partners.

11. Risk-free – Is everything 100% guaranteed? If not, I would advise against joining?

12. Anyone can be successful – Is the business plan set up for anyone to be successful at any time? If it’s a company that says “Ground floor” opportunity, or “Get in Now”, be very wary. If only the people who join at the beginning can be successful, then eventually people will get hurt. My advice: Partner with a company where everyone can win with equal opportunity, regardless of when they started

I'd be inclined to side with The Joker at this point. You haven't told us how you meet the 12 criteria you've outlined. You haven't told us what the benefit is to us. You've posted this in the wrong forum and you're a newbie to the forum as well.

All these things are forgivable. Everyone makes mistakes. But rather than answer The Joker's original question (which wasn't being negative, just skeptical) you've given us a good list of guidelines to judge a company by. We still don't see how your company matches these guidelines. I guess you expect us to all click on over to your site without giving us any information first?

It's like an ad that simply says "Buy our stuff" without telling us what the stuff is.