5 Things to Know- Making Money On The Internet

Research the company: several places like google and ask.com will help.

you need to know how long the company has operated business.
know whether the company has a positive reputation regarding customer satisfaction- check Better Business Bureau
check out why, all the current hype and excitement about the company, and it's products.
search to see what others are saying about scam tatics and if the company was sued for any bad business practises. Go to www.homejobstop.com , you will find out what other online job seekers are saying.
you should also check with the local attorney generals office for any complants.



2. KNOW THE PRODUCTS:

Search out precisely what you will be selling. Know about the product's competitors. Find out how the products compare on prices, safety and quality.Be very aware and cautious for products that promise as the "cure all" ingredients or featuring guarantees. If you decide to join an internet company and promote their products, be sure the materials you are given, supports the products and provide solid evidence to claims you make about the products, before you start sharing these claims with others.

3. KNOW IF THE PROGRAM FITS YOUR ABILITIES AND GOALS:

Here are some questions to ask yourself and your sponsor.

How many people have been recruited by the company and sponsor?
How long have you been in the business and how long has the company been established?
How much time are you spending on the business?
How much money did you make in the last 3,6,or 12 months?
What was your out of pocket expenses when you get started?

What percentage of your income came from ,recruiting others in your
downline?
Will be selling to people directly?

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4. KNOW THE PAPERWORK/FINE PRINTS:

Be slow to sign on, are sign up with a company. Make sure you first get the answers to the questions, before : Ask the person who is sponsoring you to provide terms and conditions of the plan,and make sure you get them in writing, along with any other details, also in writing. The following list give you a guide:

know the compensation structure
what your out of pocket will be- potential expenses
what support for refund,get details,and any claims regarding your ability to make money quickly.
get the name of company contacts at the company, and do a test call about any concerns. Do not be afraid to ask questions, even if it hurts,before you sign up.

5. KNOW WHAT A SECOND OPINION SAY:

Have a trusted advisor who has no connection to the company, read the fine prints. Ideally, an attorney, an accountant/CPA, an insurance advisor, financial planner, to look over the information you gathered. A second opinion is very valuable especially reviewing the disclosure on compensation, refund policies, and how much money is really required to get you making good money. Too often, you are baited, with an initial trial sum of $3 or $5.., then when you get into the real process you are asked for thousands of dollars.



The most important thing is knowing that you have a very good working knowledge of the company and it's products. You should be able to decern how ethical and transparent the company is as quick as possible. Just do not based your decision on how you fee,l are, only on your sponsor who is your trusted friend, because some times your sponsor, may have good intentions for you to make money,but could fail to do an accurate due deligence.