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Posted By: Bluto Samartino In Response To: Re: Do you think this is a legit Work At Home opportunity site? (Jim Wilson)
Wednesday, 11 January 2006, at 5:00 a.m.
Not everyone who is able to be employed as a home worker/telecommuter is also able to start and run and be successful at generating profits in their own home based business. WHile there are similarities, there are HUGE differences, too. Main thing being that WAH means you get a paycheck for sure while a home business does not guarantee you make any money at all. SOmething like 95% of business startups fail. WAH does not have that element to it. You get hired and as long as you do the job as described, you get paid. No worrying about making a net profit. It's a whole different ballgame in that sense. In a home biz you have to market and advertise and HOPEFULLY get work. With WAH you have the work cut out for you and you get paid for it.
Bluto
> Hey Bluto,
> I cannot say for certain that this is the site but a friend of mine, when
> suddenly faced with unemployment, started her own work-from-home medical
> billing service. It wasn't long before local physician's offices were
> contracting her services and she was actually financially better off than
> when she was working full time somewhere else.
> While I have not spoken to her in about 2 years the last time I did she
> was still at it and she had so many clients that she literally could not
> take any more on. (she actually asked if my wife might be interested in
> helping her out and taking on some of the work)
> Based on her experience with that one facet I don't see any reason that
> there isn't potential. So long as the person getting hired knows up front
> what they would have to pay the placement service and it doesn't end up
> being a lifetime fiscal commitment.
> JMHO...
> Jim Wilson
PCRM is actually PETA - A Scam - Do NOT be fooled!
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