SOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CAN BE MONEY MAKING SCAMS

Be on the lookout for money making scams.

Many consumers, particularly recent retirees or workers who have lost their jobs through corporate downsizing, are attracted to ads touting opportunities for individuals to operate their own small businesses or to work from home. In many cases, these business opportunities are money making scams, and involve distributing products or services through vending machines or retail display racks.

Would-be entrepreneurs responding to these ads are connected to a telemarketer, who glowingly describes the opportunity and the amount of money that can be made by following the companys business plan.

To clinch the sale, the telemarketer often provides you with the names and telephone numbers of other people who have "purchased" the business opportunity and from whom you can receive a supposedly objective opinion. In fact, these purported purchasers are often "singers" or "shills" - individuals who work for, or are paid by, the telemarketer to lie about the success of the business venture.

After you pay anywhere from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars to become a distributor or to receive the business plan, you learn that the revenue projections of the telemarketer were highly inflated and that the only people who make money through the business opportunity are the promoters themselves.

Ads for fraudulent business opportunity schemes may appear in otherwise reputable television programs, newspapers and magazines. Investors incorrectly assume that since the media outlet is reputable, the advertisers are as well, not realizing that the media may not screen its advertisers. Fraudulent business opportunity ads frequently appeal to people who have few job skills and are desperate for money.

THE NATIONAL HOMEWORKERS ASSOCIATION
Offers You Work From Legitimate Companies, Not a Money Making Scam.

Who are the companies listed in our Home Employment Directory?

Dozens of national companies are discovering that it's more economical for them to hire people like you to perform their assembly and clerical work, rather than absorbing the high costs of large assembly plants and the related high costs of employing a large work force.

Working at home is becoming increasingly popular. This year 1.2 million employees will spend more than 35 hours per week working at home in some type of formal arrangement with an ouside firm. That's more than a 30% increase from just one year ago.

This is a new and growing trend with manufacturing and distributing companies and will definitely boom in the new millennium. We take pride in specializing and finding these companies and compiling them in our Home Employment Directory. We have checked out these companies to the best of our ability, and we're sure that you'll find the type of assembly or clerical work that suits your ability and desires.

You can continue to buy the fly-by-night, get-rich-quick schemes that promise you millions of dollars overnight, or you can take advantage of a down-to-earth, sincere home employment opportunity, where you can earn an honest day's wage for an honest day's work.

The Home Employment Directory includes the names and addresses of each company with a full description of the assembly or clerical work offered. Dozens of companies are listed in our directory and the ones listed on the following page are only a small sample of what's available. Our comprehensive directory contains information on legitimate work opportunities available throughout the country. The goal of NHA is to provide you with the most up to date and current true opportunities for home work. We have weeded out the frauds and only publish true genuine opportunities for profitable assembly work. Most of the assembly opportunities require no special training, skills, or equipment. Their instructions are easy to follow and understand, and can be mastered immediately. Many of the companies will train you to work with them and several of them provide work that can be done by disabled people.