# great opportunity for a great income!

Category: Jobs and Employment

## Post 1 by pianoplayer4jesus (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Wednesday, 29-Sep-2010 23:04:07

Please check out
www.homesteadgifts.com
to learn more. This is a great company so check it out.

## Post 2 by pianoplayer4jesus (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 12:22:16

You can also go to
www.mylabellabaskets.com/aimeep.html to learn more about the income opportunity.

## Post 3 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 13:14:41

what is it? what company? Any location nation wide? Just one or more states? College? Experience required?

## Post 4 by Eleni21 (I have proven to myself and the world that I need mental help) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 13:40:19

Is this another mlm where you have to find people to join and whatnot? Do they require you to invest any up-front money?

## Post 5 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 15:31:40

Okay, I checked on it, and it's one of those gift basket consultant things. They give you a toll free number to call. I wish I had more info than that, but at least it's something. I'll give it a try if I have difficulty finding a job where I'm looking.

## Post 6 by LeoGuardian (You mean there is something outside of this room with my computer in it?) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 16:19:57

Sales and marketing, probably you have to send bulk emails, a lot of this 'Internet marketing' stuff smacks of the 1990s gold rush of FFA links, link farm websites, bul emailer software, and of course the infamous upline/downline stuff.
My advice:
It looks like a legit business - gift baskets really are something that corporate and noncorporate clientelle often do pay for, but your sales / marketing skills are a must. To their credit, they at least say what product they're marketing, and they're using modern dropship methods, but find out first if you can see demos of their products. Looks like they have marketing training online though I don't know about the quality, could be the same old FFA links / link farms / post to lists, etc. stuff. My take, if you're already a sales / marketing type, you know already better than the rest of us if it's an opportunity that will work for you, but your own abilities are what's important.
Me, I'm a geek by profession and don't really relish attempting to pitch things so won't ever be seeking this sort of opportunity.
Just my take based on a bit of experience with these things.

## Post 7 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 16:45:59

If I could work from home, and it was a decent income, I would definitely give it a try.

## Post 8 by jamesk (This site is so "educational") on Thursday, 07-Oct-2010 16:49:07

sales and marketing income is entirely what you make it! there's no guarantees, but on the flip side, there's no limit on your income either. its all up to you.

## Post 9 by pianoplayer4jesus (the Zone BBS remains forever my home page) on Sunday, 24-Oct-2010 22:37:50

Sorry fo not replying have been out of town.
Anyway the company is called labella basketsand is legit for sure. With this copany you only get payed for what you sell and not by those people under you. Please check out
www.mylabellabaskets.com/aimeep.html for more info
You do have to pay a fee of 20 dollars a month but it is well worth it.

## Post 10 by BryanP22 (Novice theriminist) on Friday, 29-Oct-2010 8:24:30

Hmmm, I'd feel more comfortable finding work where I live or, if possible, getting a job at the same place my wife works at. In fact since marrying her I've more or less switched over to her schedule and she basically works night shift. But I couldn't do that around here if only due to limited transportation options. But if I were to work at Cactus Pete's down in Jackpot, Nevada with Maria (assuming we find out there's work I could do), I could ride to the local college with her and catch the employee bus and ride the rest of the way down with her. And if we worked the same hours, even if I only worked weekends, we could just commute together. And minimum wage in Nevada is actually somewhat better than in Idaho. And it beats working at a church where they might possibly require that employees be followers of their faith. But that's another rant entirely and one I won't embark upon here, much less at 6:24 in the morning, which is what time it is here in Idaho.