This is a Real Legitimate Business

I see a lot of sites that are trying to sell something, I ran across one today and as I am reading this is what I get:

(Now keep in mind that I don’t read every word, I don’t think many people do.)

• Travel the world


• Life family deserves


• How much time with your family


• Find a millionaire do what they do (now this I believe in)


• Skip – testimonials (they are all the same hype)


• Change your life


• Break free


• Serious only


• My serviced and my teams services


• Earn thousands


• Real legitimate business


• You will succeed

Now I ask, what does this tell you?  

It tells me that they don’t want to tell you what business they are in.  Amway is big on this tactic, try to trick them into something because if you tell them in advance they will run away.

This makes a much sense to me as the sites that try to get you to give them your credit card number and not tell you what your buying.

I keep wondering if I am doing this wrong, I think you shouldn’t try to trick people and you shouldn’t lie to them.  

Try and be honest and tell them, I am in the real estate business, this is what I can do for you.

I know there are people who sit on the fence and don’t make a decision, but trying to trick these people can’t be good for your business in the long run.

Anyway, I have enough time with my family so I guess what ever this guy was offering was not for me.

One more thing, I have run dozens of businesses and I have never told anyone –

• Hey, this is a real legitimate business

I think your saying – I know by the looks of things so far this looks like a phony business but I swear it’s a real legitimate business.

I think the last time I heard that was when I guy was trying to sell me some stereo equipment from the trunk of his car.

Anyway here is the link: http://sp.quicklister.com/homebiz.php?mid=1&ad=100