I think you misunderstood my comment and should have phrased it in another way. What I should have said is that people fall prey much easier to sites or advertisements that promise easy quick money in lieu of legitimate business ventures that require study, hard work and patience.@Eddy Salomon:

Having owned businesses in the past, some successful some not so much, I agree with you that people thinking about starting a business should definitely do their homework. I did this and after weeks of finding anything (very little) negative on Shaklee, I joined. They have been in business for over 50+ years, and are the real deal, no doubt about it. Now it’s up to me to work my ass off to make it a success for me.

I’m not one of those internet marketers that has a “secret” to sale, God I hat that. My job is to put it all on the table, no secrets, no hidden fees and let the informed prospect decided if it’s right for them.

Simple concept but yet so many what I’ll call lazy marketers just want your money to get traffic to your site, or increase your tweets, or whatever you don’t need. Man I’m getting pissed …lol I guess I grew up in a time where integrity and hard work were values we lived by.

Good Luck in all that you do.
Chuck LaPenta
http://theworkfromhome.biz

I think that’s the point. Most people don’t want to own or run
a business. Most folks have been trained all their lives to be
employees. So they wouldn’t be open to getting involved in
home business even though it has the potential to pay them
what they really deserve & not what an employer determines
they deserve.

But there is this notion that a job is safe. But I think
people are starting to see that’s bull now with all these
companies screwing them over.

At the end of the day you need to have the right mindset
to work for youself. Most don’t have it so chasing after jobs
is what they will do. Different strokes for different folks.

By the way a fee is acceptable for a home business NOT a
job. And even with that folks should always do their research
because there are alot of scammy business opportunities out
there.

People new to the industry are also assuming that this job search search is a like a normal job search where you can
let your guard down and not assume everyone is out to get you. Most of the times it’s only after you’ve been scammed, that
you realize this industry is plagued with scam artists vs real jobs. Now with that said, once you’ve been educated about this industry
then it’s a lot easier to maneuver. Unfortunately, most people don’t get this education unless they’ve been scammed or stumbled upon a page like this.

I agree that being educated on the industry is the key because it will help you avoid a lot of mess. But too often people aren’t willing to read good information
but are willing to open their wallets to strangers. So go figure. At the end of the day you’re right anything good will require work on your end. And sometimes
that work means doing your research and being willing to read tips that help you avoid the crap out there.

By being ignorant to the fact that viable and successful Work From Home ventures take a lot of hard work and study, they become easy prey to “Hyped Up” opportunities that promise the world without any hard work from their part.

Chuck LaPenta
Lapantz Work Force
“Go Marching One By One”
Work From Home
http://theworkfromhome.biz