Re: Work From Home (flexi Hrs)


Its below minimum wage, which is currently 5.05 per hour.

BR
Don C


In article <dhqma3$34c$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Nick
<tulse04-news@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
>
>"Morpheus" <bird.partnership@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>news:rvq0k1hsjks6fbeklsiov8v2b4v4akcl1g@xxxxxxxxxx
>> visit our website www.andrewandsharon.com about a business opportunity
>>
>> Our busiest and most lucrative time is nearly upon us "CHRISTMAS"
>> lots of people will be making thousands between now and then . How
>> about you ? don't miss out.
>>
>> We have also announced we are expanding into Germany next year another
>> fantastic opportunity to increase incomes and change lifestyles.
>>
>> If you are not interested currently please pass this on to a friend
>> they may thank you. also keep it on file for future reference.
>>
>> £50 per week for 8/10 hrs
>> £100/£250 per week for team leaders part time
>> £250 +_ business Builders part time
>>
>> best wishes
>>
>> Andrew Bird
>
>The doom-laden slideshow talks about people being on the minimum wage. £50
>per week for 10 hours work ie £5 per hour which is pretty near the minimum
>wage by my reckoning.
>
>The slideshow has been running about 5 minutes without even telling you what
>is being sold.
>
>And then the rub, you have got to give your personal details before they
>still tell you about the business.
>
>I think that it is Kleeneze. This is Network Marketing which is not pyramid
>selling, but in which I believe (I used to do the same for Dorling
>Kindersley) your upline gets a percentage of all the sales of the people
>lower down the line.
>
>Why the coyness of saying what the business is?
>
>When I joined Dorling Kindersley I wasn't impressed by the first manager
>that I was introduced to. I subsequently looked on the Internet and
>contacted another one.
>
>It very much matters which one you are working for, and what leads and help
>they give you to go out and business.
>
>If DK are anything to go by you have to buy all your own promotional
>material, catalogues etc, and also samples (in the example of DK books) if
>you are going to demonstrate the product.
>
>If you actually have sales at people's houses you had to buy enough books to
>be able to have a good enough display to make a good impression. You could
>then take orders, but people don't just make purchases from catalogues -
>they want to see the actual product.
>
>Nick
>
>


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