Network marketing & mlm coaching | The Home Based Pro

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Frustrating, isn’t it!!

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So your question is “why some people say Primerica is a scam or it sucks” instead of “Is primerica a scam?” I think you already know or have this feeling inside you that tells you that Primerica isn’t a scam. But then you go online and read certain things that affects your thinking.

There’s a few reasons why you find negativity about Primerica:
1) Average people are generally negative about almost everything.
2) Primerica is very good at replacing life insurance policies with term insurance. The average agent in the life insurance typically sells whole life or universal life insurance. At Primerica, they sell term insurance 100% of the time. How would you feel when an agent from Primerica takes your client away? So our competitors completely hate what Primerica is able to do for families because they can’t match it.
3) People don’t take time to fully understand the company.
4) People who join the company and quit within 3-6 months would say they didn’t make any money and say Primerica is a waste of time. Primerica pays if people get their license and get to work. If you don’t work, you don’t get paid.
5) They see the $99 and immediately think its a scam. If the $99 is not explained, some people will get the idea the company is a scam. The $99 is a state licensing fee. It gets you into pre-licensing school, which helps prepare you for the state life exam. It also covers your securities licensing if you do certain requirements. If people think the $99 is too much, then whatever they are doing isn’t working. The actual cost of getting all these licenses on your own will be around $1500-$2000.

Have you ever notice that not a single client has written anything bad about Primerica? I search everywhere to see if any Primerica client has written anything bad and I didn’t find any. Why? Its because Primerica does what is right for families. We get them out of debt, help them save for retirement, get the right amount of income protection (life insurance), and help them plan for their future goals.

Anyway, if you have more questions about Primerica, you should ask your uncle, since he is a Regional Vice President. I’m not a RVP yet, but someday I will be.

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Legal – yes. They have very good lawyers on staff to make sure everything is done legally. Their product (phone service) actually “works”, and, as a former salesman, my commission check (for about $9) didn’t bounce.

Ethical? – Maybe not. Go to a sales meeting and see the kind of promises that are made. MLM is very hard, probably harder than most regular jobs, but that little fact is glossed over.

It isn’t illegal to use Yahoo! To recruit, but it violates the Yahoo! Terms of service (and probably ACN’s, too).

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You can study online. There are a lot of schools that offer online school. You just need to find one that fills your expectations and needs. Goodl uck.

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Don’t do it. You can just figure it out on your own.

I am an eBay Silver Level Powerseller and have sold 12,000 items on ebay. My monthly profit averages $3500. I figured it out without paying anyone, just reading books and reading the help section.

I can share with you what kinds of things to sell, where to find them, how to use eBay, about shipping, and how to get started immediately, with no financial investment. I started off selling things I already had and it only costs a few dollars to cover the listing fees.

You will find this guide helpful in getting started on eBay.

Http://cgi.ebay.com/Stay-At-Home-Moms-Guide-to-Successful-Ebay-Selling_W0QQitemZ9511531157QQihZ007QQcategoryZ102483QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem

Best of luck to you!

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First of all, congrats on being a stay at home dad. Most of us men can’t or won’t do it. I’m not a stay at home dad, but I spend more time with my kids than most stay at home moms do.

Internet sales and marketing is a tough business. With search engines changing the rules all of the time, ie Google, it makes it nearly impossible to stay on top. Let’s not even talk about the cost.

There is a relatively new approach called attraction marketing. Attraction marketing is basically getting people to chase you down. It’s opposite from the traditional marketing approach. You don’t bombard people with a message until it sticks. You learn to position yourself so that individuals looking for your skills, knowledge, or products will come seeking you out.

There are a number of companies that teach this approach. I use Renegade University. I highly recommend what they teach. They do offer a trial period for free.