IS THERE ANYONE WHO IS NETWORK MARKETING FOR a COMPANY CALLED ISAGENIX?
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I started with Isagenix March 2006.  Utilizing the Internet and PPC campaigns I was able to build a list of 450+ retail customers, 160 Associates / Consultantss, 50 personally enrolled and a nice weekly income.\nSince the end of Oct /06, Isagenix corporate is not allowing any associates, etc to use the Isagenix name and product name in PPC advertising.  This has resulted in a substantial reduction in my weekly earnings so now I am shifting over to building tools to assist my downline to replicate.  Tools such as the navigation toolbar you can download at http://isanav.ourtoolbar.com  If you have further interest, feel free to contact me.
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I am a business librarian, so I just checked several business databases to see if this company is even registered to do business.\n\nI could find not records that this company is registered in any state, so I would highly recommend that you stay away from this illegitimate "company."\n\nIt sounds like a scam, someone trying to cash in with a fake product by playing off peoples' anger and frustration with high gas prices.
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they are actively recruiting at this time, even TV ads...contact them directly at their website or watch for the ads
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Networking like crazy. You never know who else someone knows - ask everyone for leads.  Cold calling or visiting stores you want to sell your product.  Do your research to know whom to speak with.  Just keep talking about your item - excitedly.
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No - its just advertisers (I think)
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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
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Yes, It is basically the same thing with the exception that by repping a product, it becomes legal. Just like paramid schemes, you have to work the system and sign up other people to make any money. If you can sell, and the product attached to the network is not stupid, you can make a lot of money in network marketing. You just need to find people to buy in under you. Sound familiar?
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The big problem with online networking, or internet network marketing, is that there are many companies out there that are simply along for the ride.  They are more interested in taking your money than in helping you make some.\n\nTry this site.  There are several opportunities on here all the way from data processing jobs to serious business opportunities.  Some of them are making 6 and 7 figure incomes for the more ambitious networkers.  \n\nAll of them have been thoroughly researched and tested.  They are honest companies, and have reasonable payment plans that really do work.  I am personally getting monthly paychecks from most of them.\n\nEnjoy!
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I have not worked with any of these companies, but they came up at the top when I searched at Google for "international SEO" which tells me they know what they are talking about (I find it funny for SEO companies proclaiming SEO expertise and they're nowhere to be found in the search engines )\n\nhttp://www.connors.com/international/\nhttp://www.zunch.com/international_seo.cfm\nhttp://www.topdesignfirms.com/d.6.0.html\nhttp://www.mcanerin.com/
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The information from the site as source is given below:\nTexas International Promotions ripoff Dont go for a first interview and REALLY dont go for a "second interview" - "day of observation" Arlington Texas \n\nCompany\nTexas International Promotions\nAddress:\n2805 West Arkansas Lane, Suite 300\nArlington Texas 76016\nU.S.A.\nPhone Number:\n817-277-2600\nFax:  \n\n\nI admit, I fell for it. I am currently unemployed and was looking for something different. Texas International Promotions called me in for a first quick interview that made the company seem new and different. They called me later that evening to schedule a second interview the following day. All they said was "be here at 9am and you will observe some of what we do."\n\nWhen I arrived for the second interview I was told I would be going with two employees to see exactly what the company does. Little did I know I would be spending the entire day with them basically giving them a free day of work. The business is located in Arlington and the employees took me to set up their little booth in front of a Staples in Dallas. We were trying to promote D.A.R.E., the anti-drug educational group, by selling so-called D.A.R.E. products. I thought it was strange at the time. The company claims to be a third-party company hired by companies to do their promotions. This is total BS in my mind. Why would D.A.R.E. hire two guys in business suits to set up in front of a Staples to promote the program?\n\nIn total I was with the two employees stranded in Dallas from 9am until 5:45pm and we returned to Arlingon at 7pm. I was with them for 10 hours! Of course they DO NOT tell you this. I remember getting in the car after the "second interview", AKA a free day of work for this scam of a company, and calling my friends raving about how incredibly ridiculous the day had been.\n\nPlease don't get trapped like I got trapped. Don't even go for a first interview with Texas International Promotions! I know there are plenty of other promotions/marketing companies out there lately that are promising a good deal...PLEASE JUST SAY NO!\n\nRebecca\nFort Worth, Texas\nU.S.A.\n \nVR
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Network marketing is a form of marketing in which you contact a list of resources (be it friends, family, people you meet on the street, names you've purchased, etc.) and ask for referrals for your product/service/business.etc. Also referred to as 'Networking.' This form of marketing can be used in any industry/situation for anything. Whether realized or not, most people do it everyday. For example, you get laid off and you call a family member to vent, they tell you your cousin just started working at Such & Such Co. and that you should apply. You call your cousin to get the information, you apply--congratulations you have just networked!\n\nNetwork marketing has gained a negative image due to abuse from multi-level marketing companies in which people have badgered their friends and family to load up and go into debt purchasing their goods/services. But as you can see when used properly, network marketing has it's rewards!
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Write me, I will refer you to a network marketing business in teh philippines.  wasdadd@yahoo.com
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Network marketing (NM), like all businesses, requires leaders.\n\nIf you are a leader, and you are able to coach your recruits so they can become leaders, then there is no reason why you can't succeed.\n\nThe problem with NM is that these companies often tell people that "you don't have to sell," that you only have to talk to people and show the products or explain the system, etc.\n\nI believe NM is 80% selling. Nothing wrong with selling, if your product is good and people need/want it.\n\nNM is a business model that works. It just requires a lot of commitment from people, and the most serious mindset as well as the willingness to learn continuously and relentlessly.
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not sure of this question wording however the company below offer a great marketing plan and the figure everything out for you and mail checks on friday
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This company "usanetrx"  does not exist.\n\nPerhaps you spelled it wrong. Check the company name carefully before posting.
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No I haven't heard of this group. Most businesses sre conested to teams. With my home biz I am connected to a team. We teach other on ideas and we have a mentor who teaches us proven succesful concepts.\n\nCall this # first 1-800-713-8880 then the pin # is 0306
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I doubt that anyone reading this has the internal site for a company, and if they did, they wouldn't want to post it here where it could be seen by thousands of strangers. I suggest you contact the company directly.