Do they really assume your broke?

[Drone]

I was just at this site and one of their list said "Tired of being broke?" I was like "Yes I am," but I get to the end and I gotta give up $200.

Why?

I kinda figured they all have these fees, but is that too much or just right?

[Jamison]

You haven't really said enough about the program for anyone to make a judgement. $200 can be money well spent or just thrown out the window. It depends on exactly what you get. But... chances are that it is not worth the money.

Jamison

[homebasedmgr]

It depends on what you are getting for that $200. If you are getting some sort of kit with product samples and sales tools. It may be worth it. But it still would depend on the quality of the product and how much is included.

[Fendi]

Perhaps they have to change their heading to something like, "Tired Looking Around For The Perfect Opportunity?"

Well in reality there's none. There's taking action and working hard.







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[BrandyMandy]

So true Fendi!! There definitely is no perfect opportunity.

As far as the $200. It really does depend on what it gets you and what you would be doing. The other thing is does it have a money back guarantee. If not unless you are really sure that the opportunity is the right fit start looking somewhere else.

GOOD LUCK

[drknlvly6781]

I agree, it does matter what you are getting in return for the $200, but I find it a little tongue-in-cheek to ask if you are tired of being broke, then turning around and asking for $200, regardless of what they have. If you had the $200, you wouldn't be broke, right???

[etlosie]

There are really a lot out there to ask for that kind of money as joining fee. I have encountered many when searched for opportunities on the internet, it's kind of discouraging!!

[drknlvly6781]

That's not my problem when it comes to searching for a business online. As long as a business can justify the cost, I believe its okay. Its those programs that are asking you "Are you tired of being broke?" then ask for some high fee that of course you wouldn't have if you are broke. I know many people have many definitions of broke, but if you are attracting people to your site by using that line, everyone that comes to your site feels they are broke and can't afford the fee.

[zipper811]

I, personally, would never pay $200 for the privilege of selling someone else's products.

[kozz]

Thats true if I have $200 Im not broke. LOL

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