Make 100K in 100 days with the investment of $3500 dollars in this ad run in the newspaper. Does this work?
This is an ad in the USA Today. My husband called and listened to the taped “seminar”. Although they do not say it is a MLM it follows a chain of persons below. Has anyone done this, truly, and it really be worth the effort that it claims to be? And only take a tiny bit of time per week to be successful as we don’t really have much time at all. Do the leads they provide actually work out? Or do you have to get your own leads yourself?
that is so stupid, look at it like this. If the company running the ad can make 100k for every 3500 they invest why would they invest in an advertisement in USA today? They are much better off investing into their own program and making a fortune.
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