Mrs wants to earn money from home.

[bearman68]

Hoofy said:

"CT600". *watches you twitch nervously*

[Muntu]

petemurphy said:

Why can't you say what it is on here sounds like a con

Maybe one of the recipients of his PM will enlighten us

[New POD]

bearman68 said:

One thing that I would value is someone going through my paperwork, sorting it out, checking accounts and the like.
OK, it needs to be local, but I doubt if I'm the only one who runs a small business, and hates filing and paperwork. Grrrr

A book keeper then ?

[Rig Monkey]

Hey,

Everyone who requested a PM has got one. Hope you find it interesting and feedback would be grateful.

I haven't wrote it on here because I respecting the PH rules and don't want to breach any advertising rules they have.

Anyone else who is interested just post below and I will send you one.

[coldsnap]

If you could pm me too, cheers

[Supernova190188]

I'm also interested Rig Monkey. Thankyou.

[Funk]

Nothing to stop you talking about what it is she does but direct links to any sites etc would be breaking the rules. Taking everything to PM kind of makes the whole point of a forum redundant.

[gjf764]

Pm please?

[Lynch91]

Yeah can I have a pm as well please

[extraT]

Rig Monkey, please send me details. Smoke signals are fine.

Cheers

ET

[Defcon5]

May I also jump on this bandwagon of getting details!

[Rig Monkey]

PM's sent above this post.

Funk, I will explain a little bit here, I just wanted air on the side of caution, also didn't want to Hi-jack the thread either (Which I have done, sorry brummie)

Basically my girlfriend is a retailer and recruiter selling aloe vera and beehive products, earning good money with good incentives and working with people who encourage success rather than thrive on others failures. The PM's help explain this a little better.

Thanks all

[der1]

RM wouldn't mind PM also, Mrs is looking to do something similar whilst she goes back to uni.

Cheers

[RizzoTheRat]

A former colleague's wife ran a boot import/sales business, bought in bulk and sold individual pairs on e-bay. Seemed to do quite nicely out of it.

[Fotic]

Hi

Would you mind PMing me too, thanks!

[Ki3r]

I'm interested as well .

[longshot]

Me too. Can I have a pm too please.

[Piersman2]

Rig Monkey said:

PM's sent above this post.

Funk, I will explain a little bit here, I just wanted air on the side of caution, also didn't want to Hi-jack the thread either (Which I have done, sorry brummie)

Basically my girlfriend is a retailer and recruiter selling aloe vera and beehive products, earning good money with good incentives and working with people who encourage success rather than thrive on others failures. The PM's help explain this a little better.

Thanks all

Is I thought, a pyramid selling scheme then. Works well for those that can get plenty of mugs to sign up under them to push them up the pyramid.

Not so good for those at the bottom who make pennies selling ste to their friends and family whilst the profits go to those above.

All IMHO of course, no doubt this particular scheme is NOT a pyramid scheme.

Not that I care too much but people should be careful with the claims and read the small print. I remember my ex's parents having 20 crates of some weird brand of washing up liquid in their garage left over from their attempts to make some money on a failed scheme where they were left holding the baby when it collapsed.

Mind you, they didn't have to buy washing up liquid for over 20 years!

[GWC]

Piersman2 said:

Is I thought, a pyramid selling scheme then.

Network marketing I'll have you know, sounds more sophisticated

[Hoofy]

Piersman2 said:

Not that I care too much but people should be careful with the claims and read the small print. I remember my ex's parents having 20 crates of some weird brand of washing up liquid in their garage left over from their attempts to make some money on a failed scheme where they were left holding the baby when it collapsed.

Mind you, they didn't have to buy washing up liquid for over 20 years!

I suppose if you end up with 20 crates of aloe vera handcream that's your secret santa gifts sorted for life. And nobody would know it was you.