Is the company "We buy Ugly Houses" honest and reputable?
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They buy houses at a DEEP discount so you have to consider how low you are willing to go with the price of your home if you are looking to sell.  If you are buying one of their properties, they usually do a good job of refurbishing homes so you can pick up a house with nice upgrades at a good value.  \n\nIt is a franchise so the people who run each individual branch may vary.  I have a friend who does it, and I have seen the homes they work on. They do a nice job.\n\nBack to my first point though, if you are selling you are probably better off with a Realtor, shop around your area and find someone who you can work with.
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Here is an honest, ethical, reliable company.  Learn form my mistakes!! I got feed up and started the research and found a lot of B.S. The best thing to do is look for a company, work at home that is, that is backed by the BBB,       \n http://search.bbb.org\nYou can search all legit business and save yourself the time and money. It took me 3 months of looking and research but I found job that is back by the BBB. I love my job and it's easy and fun. You check it out for yourself, and see if it's what you are looking for. It's about $25 to start and the team is very helpful. I have never been on a training call where I have heard to so much laughter. You can also check me out at\nhttp://www.myspace.com/shanbanan2006\nFeel free to send me a message via myspace or yahoo at\nsbrowncandles@yahoo.com\nTo take a look at my biz, go to the link below\nhttp://www.coffeeteamonline.com/products/sbrown.html\nGood Luck!! ;)
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I found a company that I am very happy with.  I'm with Stayin Home and Lovin It! and they are the support team that is partnered with a wellness company that is 21 years old and a member of the Better Business Buerau.  They have a lot of products that cover all the basic needs of people and are safer for you and the environment and the prices are reasonable too.  I found many of them to be cheaper than what I was buying before joining this company.  You can do the whole in home party thing if you like but it is not necessary in order to build this business (but I am told ones that do do even better).  You do not do any order taking or delivering of products.  All your customers shop direct and you recieve a commission on everything that person you enroll buys and long as they buy.  They give great support and free tips to succeed and there is no big investment or stocking products.  There is no risk involved in trying to see if it is right for you.  There is so much information, if you are interested in learning more go to http://healthybetterme.com/ and fill in the get more information part.   I hope you find what you are looking for.
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My family is selling a house in Detroit right now and I asked the realtor how accurate those kinds of sites are.  He said it's really hit or miss.  Those sites dont take into account the condition of the economy of the area where you live along with a few other variables that can skew your results.
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It's reliable. Two insights. One, Ebay and Amazon (which I now work for) are COMPLETELY dependant on the trust of our customers. You will notice that the only thing that can prove an internet companies worthyness is it's customer service. I'm an Ebay fan, yet it's kind of a taboo at Amazon since they are a large competitor. Amazon.com has better customer service.. actually they were rated #1 in customer service the past three years, but when you take a little, and I mean a little, with Ebay, you will find you often times come out with a better price. \n\nTwo, the main concern or focus she should have is how people get your person information when doing internet based shopping. Both Amazon.com and Ebay have secure servers. Nobody will get there information when making a transaction, not even an employee of the company. It's all offline once it goes to our server. The number one thing to look out for are bogus emails, called phishing emails. If you receive an email directing you to ebay or amazon, which asks you for a password or other information, simply call the company to make sure they are truely asking for it..\n\nI don't know ebays cs number, but Amazon.com's is 800-201-7575\n\n...try our customer service out sometime. I'm possitive you'll be inpressed.
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Yes, though I have no direct experience with them. \n\nTheir site doesn't raise any of the red flags that most of the disreputable lender sites do.  It's a good sign that www.finaid.org lists them on their "best private loans" lender list.  That said, I don't get the sense that they are specifically catering to students with less-than-ideal credit histories, but that's not necessarily a bad thing (CampusDoor doesn't *say* that they approved borrowers with minimal credit histories, but they usually DO).  If you apply with them and they don't approve you, take that as a sign that you need to search for a lender who specifically states that they make loans to borrowers with credit problems.
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Nope... they are not legit and don't fall for it...\n\nIf you have to pay anyone, then get out of that site...\n\nHave a great day!\n\nPS:  Try QVC or the Home Shopping Channel.  Their customer reps work from home taking customer's orders.  Perhaps you might want to look into that.  They are legit and do not charge you.  All is required is a PC at home and basic computer skills.  They also teach you to use their ordering software.
905864
Yes. I've ordered from them many times with no problems. They have awesome clearance sales.
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Mostly NOT.. beware of spams and illegal offers.. =) goodluck... make sure that it is from a trusted company..
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Yes this is VERY true! They are a very hard company to find because of what they offer. They really don’t advertise because, well they don’t have to. My husband and I used them and received a check at closing for over $7,000. Can you believe it? We paid off our car and one credit card with the extra money and here is something else they offer.  If the home you purchase is over $400,000 the pay you %75 of their commission. (Do the math on that one, WOW!) Plus no matter what the amount of the home you purchase they also pay for your home inspection and your home appraisal.  They are a fantastic company and we refer them to everyone. I highly recommend them. Their phone number is, 407-384-0044, ask for Frances she’s great.
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they are a waste of time and effort, i havent seen ones that are scams the ONLY online survey company that isnt a scam is owned by Johnson&Johnson, its called Tremor. They dont give cash, but they give away free stuff. In the years Ive participated been given free car wash kit, free ticks to a concert, 12 free quatro razors, a tshirt, etc, but no green
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Overall, I think they are dishonest.  It's all a sells campaign.  They will say whatever necessary to sell you, just like when you are buying a car.
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Often, there are no "true" website that dedicate to that.\n\nThey are companies who go to Foreclosure, government auctions and list the houses they have, and attempt to make some money by offering you the house cheap. Example: They tell you this house is available, you can buy it for $100,000, when in reality they buy it at 95,000 (or whatever) and resell it to you. Pay close atention to fine prints and information about the "provider."\n\nYour best bet is to go to a live-local auction. I don't know where you live, but I'm pretty sure you can find it a bit. Someone in your town has got to know.
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I checked two business databases (Hoovers, and the Business and Company Resource Center) and this company is not listed, which means they are not registered.\n\nThis company is not registered, which means that they are 99% likely to be illegitimate.\n\nSounds like a scam to me!
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LensCrafters is running a scam. \n\nI went there yesterday and showed them the box I'm living out of, and I even blew some of my unimaginable halitosis on the lady who was fitting a frame on my face.  I thought for sure I was going to get hooked up!  But they pointed at my "Will Work for Food" sign, and noted that I used a "Sharpie" Brand marker to write on the sign (instead of using my own feces - oops, my mistake),  and they said that *I* was too rich, too.  \n\nIt must be a marketing strategy.
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check with the better business bureau to see if any complaints have been launched. \n\nDon't give money, unless you are sure they are legit. \n\nask to see references from other "clients".\n\nSee their location, and ask for background information of the company.\n\ngood luck.
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Don't. This business belongs to Michael Kimble who has made a bundle off of folks and who plays "get rich quick" schemes. You would have to invest.\n\nI searched the Internet and found some mighty unhappy people who complained about Kimble and his business methods.\n\nIf it sounds too good to be true, it usually is not.