Is there any legit work at home job for moms? -

I refer using GoogleAdvertise.com as it s easy and fast way to use for moms making money at home. It s legit and an automated job system with many helpful softs.

I am mom of 4 boys working from home with a 24 yr. old, debt free wellness company (which has earned a couple of awards from the BBB) and I love it!! I am passionate about this company as is giving me the opportunity to make extra money, get healthier products in my home, and help others reach their own goals. It s very satisfying and rewarding, AND a great investment because you are making RESIDUAL income! I KNOW with all my heart that I will be a lifetime team member! Partnering with this company does NOT involve selling products, purchasing inventory/samples, or going door-to-door---nothing like that! When you get started, you get a free web site, free training, and amazing ongoing support! It doesn t cost much to get started (a very reasonable amount to start your own business). It is not a get rich quick scheme...you have to take some time to build your business but you can make a pretty significant income over time! I love the fact that this is legit business, with very ethical and moral business practices, that thrives on helping people reach their goals! If you d like to learn more, jot me a quick email and/or send your phone #, and I ll get back to you ASAP! :-)

My wife has been doing Pampered Chef for a few years and loves it.John Krugerwww.rout.com

Can I sue google in small claims court for posting untrue reviews? -

A competitor posted a false and misleading review about our business, upon Google reviews. Despite many flaggings over time, Google has not removed the review, nor responded to correspondance on the matter.I wonder if I could file a claim against Google, in my county, in small claims court? In my state, parties can not be represented in court for small claims under $1500 (unless the defendant happens to be an attourney).Your thoughts?

Sure you can sue them...and then they can countersue you for millions of dollars simply for wasting their time. Not a smart choice; Find another way of making extra money.

You can t file where YOU live, you have to file and pursue the case in the small claims court in the state where the company you are filing against is headquartered. So if you can physically file and pursue a small claims procedure in Mountain View, California, you could try.

You ll lose. Google or any other site is not responsible for content posted by its non-employee users.

if there is a bit of truth in their statements then you would lose, as long as the statements do not slander you then you will not win

This is a waste of time and you won t get anywhere. Have you tried phoning?

waste of time to sue google

What types of fundraisers are there? -

My friend and I are trying to do fundraisers for the welfare of animals. We are doing a bake sale currently, but we want to know all the possible ways to raise money.

There s a company called DoodlyCouch that offers workbooks and journals for all sorts of people - they have one specifically for kids, as well. These are drawing journals - so you draw out the answer to How do you feel today? instead of writing it. They sell the books on Amazon and on their website (www.DoodlyCouch.com), but they also have a fundraising program and they let you make money by selling their books, with no money up front and no minimum order. You could combine this with something fun like an art contest and prizes maybe, and have people draw their pets or other animals to bring the awareness?

Some companies require you to buy their product, and then you try to resell it (that s the money up front). Also, some companies require you to meet a certain minimum order - like.. you only get the discounted sales price if you sell at least 50 of their product. DoodlyCouch doesn t do either. Report Abuse

I suppose anything where people can come to your office or table to buy and give you the money. When the organizations I belonged to fundraised we did either cookies, candles or candy. There are companies that provide those products for a cut of the money you bring in. You need to make sure the product is fresh if it s consumable though.If you plan to do any kind of contests where you collect money and then give out money at the end (like when there is a winner) I think you have to check with your state first as I think there are laws governing this.

Bake sale sounds good. Here are some others:Set Up Contests with Entry Charges Sell Items for Your ShelterYard SaleHope that helps! -Rachel

Are there any legit sites to work from home? -

Something that doesn t require me using a credit card...If Im working for them why should I have to pay them? Any help?

There are legitimate sites to work from home but your first major red flag should be if there is a cost involved. You re totally right, it shouldn t cost you anything to work. Depending on the type of work you want to do you have lots of options. If you search yahoo for work at home scams you will pretty much be able to identify all of the things to look out for. Don t give your credit card to any website that you do not feel 100% okay with. And, be sure to read the terms of service (most of us never do and it s a huge mistake). Remember there is no such thing as make easy money, hardly any work involved, won t take you any time to complete, with a little training from our program you can... If you see ANY of these on a website, get out of there immediately!!! It s a scam!

Hey, There are plenty of sites where you can make money, but it does not guarantee that you will make money. If you re really interested in working from home online, I would advise you put in some research and find out what will work for you. Some of the way you can do this is by writing bloggs about something you re passionate or knowledgeable about; doing affiliate marketing, selling other peoples services/products online through clickbank or other online marketplaces. If you don t want to invest any money into it then you ll have to invest a lot of your time which would be a good way to learn if you re persistent. Hope that helps,Kuest.

The difference between buying a packet to work from home and asking to work from home and having to pay to do so is easy- The first is a scam, that will have no support, not training, and no one to call when you need an answer to a question. The latter is this- a company needs work at home people so they advertise for it and get say 1000 people. You call, get a little information, and they send you $45 worth of DVD, how to books, and a help desk number worth about $45. The company does that so they are not spending $45000 on 1000 people that might net them two productive workers that make the company $15000 total. Its all about the money.If you are interested in doing something from home that is legit- there is a membership fee, there is free training, free support, more then twenty years of legitimate business, and a couple of awards from the BBB that will support the legitimacy of the company. If you are interested drop me an email, and I will fore ward the contact information to you.Good luck

We can t answer this, we have no idea what yo our skills and education are.If you want a real job apply at real companies that have real openings for your profession. Explain in your cover letter that you want to work at your home office.

Are wholesale websites a scam? -

I was just curious if anyone has ordered jerseys from mlbjerseys.us or 4unj.com? I was just curious if there scams? They say it s only 20 bucks for a jersey.

Yeah most of them are. I know it sucks. I was ALMOST about to purchase from TradeKey.com and then I read TONS of people who were out thousands of dollars because of them. It s sickening.

Yeah, most of those wholesale websites are a scam. Especially the ones from overseas. Most of the time they won t ship you anything at all or counterfeit merchandise.

I recently migrated here in Australia. I want to establish a business here? -

I have planned to start Grocery Shop here. Please advise me the procedure from the very beginning. And furhter where can I get details of suppliers of goods??. As I am planning to invest AUD 20 K. Is this good amount for investment??

All your necessary info are all in one place at http://www.business.gov.auBrowse to http://www.realcommercial.com.au and click on Business for sale, there are many grocery stores for sale there. Starting new usually cost 20% to 80% more than buying existing. Depend.Buying business also leaves you from headache of finding suppliers and has less paperwork (it just less, not zero), you may also get some loyal customers already compared to start from scratch.But be aware, there are alot of land mines either way you choose, consult with an accountant before doing anything and always accompany by solicitor when signing anything. I would also say $20K is abit sort for grocery store in capital cities, a newsagent stand or cigarettes outlet is more like it. But again, it varies much from one location to another.Good luck.

yes, you can do it. simply type in google what country you want to know about the law to do business. To make sure the source is reliable, go find retired lawyer to know about the business law.you might only need to bring him a lunch and you can get the whole things you want to know.

I think you fall a bit short on your outlay of 20k,best just walk into a small crocery store and ask the owner how to get set up.You will have to find an accountant to advise you on your tax obligations.

you will need a LOT more than 20 K, the lease alone on most shops is $3000 a month, and most grocery stores carry 80K worth of stock, minimum.