over 1300 distributors in the US are running there own business thru us. We have distributors in Canada and Great Britian. We train candidates and offer no money down to qualified candidates. the only problem is finding candidates...any ideas?
124315
Please refer to the Y! Answers Community Guidelines. This isn't an appropriate use of this service.
591059
Good luck. Wholesalers usually require minimums, resale permit, etc. You could try Cabela's... but they're not wholesale. If suppliers did what you want, they wouldn't be wholesalers, now, would they?
507546
President Bush has been dropping the unemployment rate with his new awesome minimum wage jobs. I'm with Rosanne bar. We need to create a maximum wage, I think that will create more job opportunities. Huge corporations will stop exporting jobs because the cheaper labor in other countries won't help them see more profit. They'll keep the jobs here and maybe pay decent wages. I'm talking 100 mill a year. I think that's plenty for one person.
531745
I smell a rat. If you are so succesful then why are you advertising on this forum for free?!?!?\n\nHow much does someone have to invest?!? Where's the hard facts instead of the nicey nicey invites?!?!\n\nPeople deserve more up front. Instead of people like you getting people to attend under duress and then you hit them with the 'hard sale'.\n\nStop preying on the impressionable. \n\nAnd if I'm wrong, why not add an internet link to your companys site so we can all see how good an opportunity this is
588329
Not everything works the same for everybody, you can try but remember they have a 30 day satisfaction guarantee so pay close attention and do not loose your money. They are expensive unless you actually want to become a distributor. But I cannot make any recommendations for anything else in Malaysia because what I use is not there yet.
358726
I'd say no. Initially it is easy to find contacts to sell products, but within a few months it becomes very difficult, and the marketers become so desperate that they start annoying everyone they know. I know of several people who have fallen into this trap.
239729
Try posting your ad on CraigsList - http://www.craigslist.org/ you may find some folks willing to work on commission-only basis.  I should warn you, however, that you will probably not find "expert" salespeople willing to work that way... especially for a start-up.\n\nYour other option is to hire college kids looking to earn some cash in their free time.  They may be less dependent on a steady income stream and be therefore more willing to work for commissions.\n\nHope this helps!
534030
are you selling online???\n\nthe begining you will loose a lot of money selling them until you build up the company i would work with local stores at first call the companies directly and ask to speak with a sales represenative in marketing
146152
Hard to find info in a hurry, but I would try talking to the big names in the industry. I included a link in the source, maybe that will work for you.  There are other jobs out there though to make a few bucks.
170671
It really varies. You need to have plenty of sketches for the clothes that you want to be distributed; a target group (corporate wear? children's wear? causual? adults? the list goes on); a good sales pitch to the possible distributor;  excellent interpersonal and communication skills; patience; persistence. It will be easier to start on your own, establish yourselves and then once you are more financially secure, find a distributor.\n\nFor property, you can ask a real estate agent or do the search yourself. Usually, vacant spots have contact numbers available to the public. The classified ads and the internet are some media that you can use.\n\nGood luck.
249993
quixtar was formally Amway, if u decided to joint, make sure you start as a part time work. Products from Amway. are no doubt high quality, the pricing for the product are high as well and  the profit margins for distributors are very low, a lot of networking are require to establish a business like that. The marketing sounds really good, however you have to sponsors thousands upon thousands of people, and continuously motivate your sponsored distributors to drive the sales. In today's world consumers are very price concious, it's tough to convince poeple to buy from you, if they can get the same products else where at a much lower price.
356033
Are you qualified in your trade?Do you have any certificate from any industrial training institute? If so,immediately approach any man power recruiting agencyof repute in your area.Plenty of jobs for skilled persons like you are available in canada,australia,newzealand. Dont bank on your luck. Approach the right agency in your area.Bestwishes.
10146
Hire one of those firms that find people. The one I found below is located out of CA!
495297
hello,tom montella here to help you in anyway a can,i have been in the beverage biz for 20 years,in sales in southern calif,my specialtyis getting new distribution.(opening new accounts,shelve placement.ect...please w write i can help you,tom90712@yahoo.com,(562)213 7058,cell ph
248004
I have a very close friend that works there. If you don't succeed in the business they get rid of you very quickly. It's a cut throat company and if you are not bringing in money you're gone. They need to recruit and hire people very often because they have what you can call "a revolving door". People come in, fail, and leave. You must be a strong and dedicated sales/people person to succeed in that company.
143140
A "pyramid scheme" is illegal.  The U.S. government agency that regulates all networking-type businesses is the Federal Trade Commission.  Not all businesses with a pyramidal structure, are illegal.  One of the keys to tell whether an MLM or "networking" or pyramid-structured business, is legal or not, is "Does a product or service change hands, in return for the money invested, and is/are the product(s) or service(s) a reasonable, fair-market value for the money?"  Another key question is, "Where are the profits made?  Primarily from the legitimate sale of fair-market-value products or services (legal), or primarily from entry fees (illegal)?"  A Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) business that is very much legal and ethical, and is used by the FTC as an ideal model for all others, the grand-daddy of them all, is the Amway business, since September 1999 known as the Quixtar business. Both Amway and Quixtar are sister companies and both are still growing by leaps and bounds.  Amway started as a soap sales and mfg concern in the basement of two men's homes in 1959.  Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel.  Both are multimillionaires and they and their eight adult children, who now run the corp. HQ, are very respected in their home community of Ann Arbor, MI and around the world, have met with Presidents, kings and queens, etc., and the business is now in over 80 countries.  I'm in Harrisburg, PA and know nothing about Quest International, but I have been in Amway/Quixtar a while and there's not a better place to be than the team I'm on.  The products are the best in their class and are great value.  The convenience is unparalleled.  the sky is the limit with regard to how much you can earn.  E-mail me if int. in further info.  Jack
606334
yes i think there is good money in it, i know a few salesmen who have quite a bit . im not sure what the pay is , maybe you could talk to a local salesmen, good luck