I've never heard of Quixtar.

How was your training & support? Was there any?

As far as conning anyone, the training I receive steers away for the old way of doing mlm. Any mlm is a voluntary business decision for the person that joins.

If it doesn't work, may the product(s) aren't what they say they are? Do they sign someone up and leave them out to fend for themself?

That's a shame if those things happen.

I guess I've been lucky.

Good luck to you. Move on and do a lot of research on the company before making your decision.

Check out the link below for an article I read the other day & posted to my blog. I thought it was pretty good. Hope it helps you.

I have a very good income working from home, I have never conned anybody into anything and never would.
It's people like you who are uneducated in this field that make it difficult for those of us who are because we constantly have to dispel the myths that you put in front of people.
My guess is, you signed up for Amway or some other company, didn't put any work into it and expected the money to just roll in!
You've obviously had a bad experience with it but that doesn't give you reason to disrespect those of us who work hard and make an honest living.
I'd be very interested to know what you do for a living and why you think it is superior to what I do?
I'd also be very interested in comparing incomes!
So, whatever you do, keep on doing it because you are certainly not a candidate for managing your own business….it's definately not for you.

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