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I am interested in network (multilevel) marketing opportunities, and want to find out what is available. Is there an industry association that covers this area? I am hoping cast as wide a net as possible and be able to compare different opportunities side-by-side. Basically, I’m looking for something more efficient than a Google search.

There are various ways to find the answer to this question. One of the best sites I know of is www.npros.com there they have the companies listed by alphabetical order. There are so many it can be a bit overwhelming. You might want to also do some due dilegence on the companies by checking out http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/. Feel free to email me if you have any other questions concerning these sites. Good Luck with your search.

I am interested in network (multilevel) marketing opportunities, and want to find out what is available. Is there an industry association that covers this area? I am hoping cast as wide a net as possible and be able to compare different opportunities side-by-side. Basically, I’m looking for something more efficient than a Google search.

There are various ways to find the answer to this question. One of the best sites I know of is www.npros.com there they have the companies listed by alphabetical order. There are so many it can be a bit overwhelming. You might want to also do some due dilegence on the companies by checking out http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/. Feel free to email me if you have any other questions concerning these sites. Good Luck with your search.

I like some network marketing products such as Monavie but honestly, I feel icky and nasty when I think of the network marketing lifestyle.

Some opportunities that are real.
Starting your own accounting for small businesses. I used to work for a radio station that would send the bookkeeping records to the home of a CPA.
Typing and proofing.
IF you live in a populated area, and there are enough writers, you can transcribe voice to print or correct writing. This is a difficult job to find customers. I tried it. Had very few clients.
Newsletters.
Some companies still outsource newsletters. Other people start their own newsletter. I looked into it and found a lot of newsletters started this way. Even Kiplinger’s Newsletter.

Here are a few scams to watch out for.
Assemble things at home.
You have to buy the materials (from them) and assemble them at home. You send in product and they buy the ones that meet the standards. The scam is, that only a few will every meet the standard. Just enough to keep you buying the parts and make them rich.
Envelope Stuffing.
The scam is that you send money to learn the way to make money stuffing envelopes is to run an ad for stuffing envelopes and ask people to send you money. The other scam is they send you a list of companies they send out mailers. All require higher volumes than a human can do or no longer hire outsiders.
Surveys.
If you send money, it is a scam. You just get a list. If you find them online, you maybe get a quarter for each survey.

I like some network marketing products such as Monavie but honestly, I feel icky and nasty when I think of the network marketing lifestyle.

Some opportunities that are real.
Starting your own accounting for small businesses. I used to work for a radio station that would send the bookkeeping records to the home of a CPA.
Typing and proofing.
IF you live in a populated area, and there are enough writers, you can transcribe voice to print or correct writing. This is a difficult job to find customers. I tried it. Had very few clients.
Newsletters.
Some companies still outsource newsletters. Other people start their own newsletter. I looked into it and found a lot of newsletters started this way. Even Kiplinger’s Newsletter.

Here are a few scams to watch out for.
Assemble things at home.
You have to buy the materials (from them) and assemble them at home. You send in product and they buy the ones that meet the standards. The scam is, that only a few will every meet the standard. Just enough to keep you buying the parts and make them rich.
Envelope Stuffing.
The scam is that you send money to learn the way to make money stuffing envelopes is to run an ad for stuffing envelopes and ask people to send you money. The other scam is they send you a list of companies they send out mailers. All require higher volumes than a human can do or no longer hire outsiders.
Surveys.
If you send money, it is a scam. You just get a list. If you find them online, you maybe get a quarter for each survey.

i would like to look at some MLM or network marketing opportunities. Please leave a cell number so i can call u with any questions about your program along with your website address.

Why would you want to join any of those?

If you live in the U.S., go to www.quixtar.com and contact the number there; tell them which state and county you are from and ask them to refer you to a nearby Independent Business Owner.

Recruiting won’t be easy, but it will be a learning experience and the people in it are very nice.

i would like to look at some MLM or network marketing opportunities. Please leave a cell number so i can call u with any questions about your program along with your website address.

Why would you want to join any of those?

If you live in the U.S., go to www.quixtar.com and contact the number there; tell them which state and county you are from and ask them to refer you to a nearby Independent Business Owner.

Recruiting won’t be easy, but it will be a learning experience and the people in it are very nice.

My brother has started a network marketing business by investing required money using credit card. But he has not earned enough money through the business and he is unable to pay the credit card debt? How can he come out of credit card debt?

By making more money, of course.

Sorry it sounds so crass, but it’s the truth.

You mean your brother JOINED a network marketing firm, didn’t you? Those are actually quite difficult to succeed in. Most people vastly underestimate the effort that goes into such a venture. Studies have shown that 90% of those joining a MLM do NOT make any money at all (look for website "MLM the Truth") Little late, I know.
—
Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
Diversification is for the ignorant. — Warren Buffet

My brother has started a network marketing business by investing required money using credit card. But he has not earned enough money through the business and he is unable to pay the credit card debt? How can he come out of credit card debt?

By making more money, of course.

Sorry it sounds so crass, but it’s the truth.

You mean your brother JOINED a network marketing firm, didn’t you? Those are actually quite difficult to succeed in. Most people vastly underestimate the effort that goes into such a venture. Studies have shown that 90% of those joining a MLM do NOT make any money at all (look for website "MLM the Truth") Little late, I know.
—
Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
Diversification is for the ignorant. — Warren Buffet

I am already an associate with one network marketing (Multi-level marketing) company and want to become a member of another such company which is based on product marketing. Is it advisable to become it’s member?

in multilevel marketing there is no such restriction . But , avoid joining the company having a similar product

I am already an associate with one network marketing (Multi-level marketing) company and want to become a member of another such company which is based on product marketing. Is it advisable to become it’s member?

in multilevel marketing there is no such restriction . But , avoid joining the company having a similar product