Noobie or Nubie or what!?

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purplecatty

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I forgot what is the name of business that was popular for deaf last Jan or feb?? It's an online ad scoring system or something like that and if you pay $100 to start, you get paid $3 for 20 min a day or if you paid $500, you get paid $20 for 20 min a day on computer. You only earn a points equivalent to cash. If you earned 2,000 points, you can convert it to cash by transferring it to Online account and cash it in. So can you tell me what it is? My friend explained me about it and later he moved.

So what's happening to this business right now? Is it still popular or just faded away just like any home business? It was advertised on AD some time ago and it disappeared?

If anyone have this business like that. Just curious how it goes and is it good or not?

I just want to make extra money a day

Catty
 
Never mind.. I just found through google search (playing wording around) and it turned out to be Noobing Home Page .

But still I am curious about anyone who had noobing biz and are you successful on that or not? Is it worth putting down money to start biz or not?

let me know

Catty
 
purplecatty said:
Never mind.. I just found through google search (playing wording around) and it turned out to be Noobing Home Page .

But still I am curious about anyone who had noobing biz and are you successful on that or not? Is it worth putting down money to start biz or not?

let me know

Catty
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Naw, it's hard one because most of my friends does not trust on that business. You need to add any people to sign up and you will get extra money. My friend who is member of Noobing Biz and he does not happy with it. It's takes a long because many people scary of signing up, you know?
 
LilCueballRulez said:
Naw, it's hard one because most of my friends does not trust on that business. You need to add any people to sign up and you will get extra money. My friend who is member of Noobing Biz and he does not happy with it. It's takes a long because many people scary of signing up, you know?
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Ok no problem. I agree with you on that. I've tried out several homebusiness and none of them works. Those homebusiness that I tried out wasn't deaf friendly. Many coaches who was supposed to train me avoided me and my calls and emails after I signed up. It's always like that.



I would prefer a homebusiness that pays you to join. This will tell you that they're serious about helping you to succeed. This will force coaches to train up new entrepreneur cuz it's their money to pay them to succeed and there would not be any string attached if they failed. Cuz if they failed means the Coach is not training them correctly. It's kinda like lighting fire on their own butt.

You may not agree with me but it'll work. If someone are making lot of money and successful, they must prove that homebusiness works and had enough money to pay each people to join. Like for example: If they want to pay people to join (like $600 to join), they will limit only two or three people to join depending the cost of joining home business. Once the Coaches trained up new entrepreneur and they became successful and make alot of money.. Then Coach will tell each of two or three of them to pay two or three people to join so on and on..

In that way this will help people who can't afford to join.

If I were successful in homebusiness, I would be very happy to pay each people to join and train them up to succeed in their business. Because too many people are tight with budget (cuz SSI, Retirement, or no jobs) or can't join cuz no money to pay for it.

Catty
 
Christer said:
Have you try Quixtar?
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Quixtar is bullshit.

They tried to scam me.

One guy lied to me so that he could give me a long presentation. During his presentation, he kept lying to me. After his presentation, he still lied to me. :roll:
 
Oh yea, good luck!

purplecatty said:
Ok no problem. I agree with you on that. I've tried out several homebusiness and none of them works. Those homebusiness that I tried out wasn't deaf friendly. Many coaches who was supposed to train me avoided me and my calls and emails after I signed up. It's always like that.



I would prefer a homebusiness that pays you to join. This will tell you that they're serious about helping you to succeed. This will force coaches to train up new entrepreneur cuz it's their money to pay them to succeed and there would not be any string attached if they failed. Cuz if they failed means the Coach is not training them correctly. It's kinda like lighting fire on their own butt.

You may not agree with me but it'll work. If someone are making lot of money and successful, they must prove that homebusiness works and had enough money to pay each people to join. Like for example: If they want to pay people to join (like $600 to join), they will limit only two or three people to join depending the cost of joining home business. Once the Coaches trained up new entrepreneur and they became successful and make alot of money.. Then Coach will tell each of two or three of them to pay two or three people to join so on and on..

In that way this will help people who can't afford to join.

If I were successful in homebusiness, I would be very happy to pay each people to join and train them up to succeed in their business. Because too many people are tight with budget (cuz SSI, Retirement, or no jobs) or can't join cuz no money to pay for it.

Catty
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VamPyroX said:
Quixtar is bullshit.

They tried to scam me.

One guy lied to me so that he could give me a long presentation. During his presentation, he kept lying to me. After his presentation, he still lied to me. :roll:
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Yes that's true. My good friend offered me a job at Quixtar and he gave me pretty long presentation in Barnes & Noble where we agreed to meet. After that, I am not successful because I don't have many deaf friends around in here Indiana since they moved to another state or hiding in house that don't want social with deaf or whatever. So I gave up the Quixtar.
 
Christer said:
Yes that's true. My good friend offered me a job at Quixtar and he gave me pretty long presentation in Barnes & Noble where we agreed to meet. After that, I am not successful because I don't have many deaf friends around in here Indiana since they moved to another state or hiding in house that don't want social with deaf or whatever. So I gave up the Quixtar.
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He tried one lame trick on me before starting his presentation.

He parked his brand new car in front of the building before meeting with me. He then led me and a few others outside to show us his new car. He then said, "I make so much money from Quixtar that I was able to buy this car. Yep, I paid for it... in FULL!"

Half of us stood there looking at the papers and stickers on the windows. Yep, those are the stickers and papers that you see on all cars that are being displayed at car dealerships. Apparently, he went to a car dealership acting like he was looking for a car. He took a car out for a test drive and used that to show he was rich enough to afford it.

When the presentation was over, he seemed to be in a hurry to leave. I guess he had to take that car back. :roll:
 
VamPyroX said:
Quixtar is bullshit.

They tried to scam me.

One guy lied to me so that he could give me a long presentation. During his presentation, he kept lying to me. After his presentation, he still lied to me. :roll:
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You are misunderstood about the Quixtar itself. Quixtar is legal and still operate legally for more than ten years.

Have you seen the Quixtar tv commerical informal? They did... I seen it few times.

Though he tried to pull you in for Quixtar with him was actually mis-representating you about the Quixtar so therefore his action was a scam itself, not Quixtar.

Not many people know how to sell but many know how to work for somebody, how funny.

I am not a Quixtar representative (IBO) by the way. But who cares since it's their problem, not yours or mine, however.
 
Oh boy, I know what you were talking about this company. It is definitely part of a MLM business. (MLM stands for Multi-level marketing. Multi-level marketing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

Many deaf people gave up their points. They lost a lot of money before they gave it up. I remember I was invited to a meeting with my friend to talk about the business. She wanted to sell the books from the company. I bought the same book from other store which cost 6 dollars, and the saleperson from the company is trying sell it to me for about 30 dollars. My goddness! I'm grateful that I didn't buy anything from her. Screw her! I NEVER see her again! This company knows how to go after deafies than hearing people because they got most money on the top level of clients. Hearing vs. Deafies - it is really sad part, and it is the reality. It is still legal in MLM because many MLM companies pay their lawyers a lot of money to shut up their mouth.
 
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