Stayin Home And Lovin It
Stayin
Home And Lovin It is a home business
website that promises to provide exceptional
support and training to its members. Using their combined years of work at home
experience they will assist you in starting
your own web-based-business.
The one thing that I don't like
about the website is that they don't tell
you upfront what the actual business is.
They allude to working from home and having
free resources to build your business but
they want you to register and speak with
them first before they reveal what the
actual work is.
What Stayin Home And Lovin It
really do is recruit members for their
Melaleuca Multi-Level/Network marketing down
line. The Melaleuca company markets a
variety of health and wellness, skincare,
and household products through a common MLM
model.
If you're new to MLMs then it
might be beneficial to sign up with a large
and already established group like Stayin
Home and Lovin It. They have
already proven that they can succeed online
and you can learn tons from speaking to and
working with the StayinHomeandLovinIt.com
team.
Once you're in their down line
you're part of a mutually beneficial
relationship. Since they recruited
you, they have a vested interest in your
success. They don't make any money if
you don't, thus they will work closely with
you to ensure that you're getting the most
from StayinHomeandLovinIt resources.
These days MLMs are as popular
as they ever were and there are thousands of
new recruits joining daily. Just keep
in mind that with all the new recruits it's
getting harder to make a living with these
programs. Joining an established team
like Stayin Home and Lovin It helps,
but it still takes years of hard work to
develop a livable income from any MLM
company.
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Customer Responses, Reviews, or Complaints for
'Stayin Home And Lovin It'
Average Rating is
3.00
out of
5
based on
5 reviews.
Melody Torrington CT | 6:51pm on February 20th, 2011  | They offer Melaleuca wellness products for a stay at home lifestyle with the Melaleuca Vitality For Life total physical wellness system. |
Debrah NC | 8:04pm on September 29th, 2010 | I have been with Melaleuca twice myself and totally understand the frustration. I have found something that is wonderful and very promising.
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Elly home | 6:31pm on January 30th, 2010  | I have to say that I tried doing a home business, not once, but twice with Melaleuca. I really liked their products and I truly believed in the company, but I found both times that it is really dependent on who you've enrolled with. Both times I was promised that if "you show up" on the conference and training calls, then "you get the help." I heard this countless times when I was in SHALI, and I did show up and I did ask for help. But when my enroller was going through some tough personal times, her support team (and therefore my support team) was non-existent. I truly believed in the company and business opportunity and wound up feeling alone and scammed - twice... And to this day I still feel bad when I think about the people I talked to about this company and business opportunity because I feel now like it was all a big lie. I think this business really does work out for some, but a huge piece is in who you enroll with and how well your goals match up and working together to meet those goals. And if there's a mismatch that spells unsuccessful. |
Bree home | 7:19pm on January 25th, 2009  | I am familiar with this group and I have to correct Steve here that the company is not an MLM, though it is similar in structure. But, if you're going to put it in the MLM category it's the best business out there. Not everyone is successful in these types of businesses because it takes "work" and it's a different kind of work; you have to be able to work independently and keep your eye on your goals. The support and training offered is wonderful and can be a godsend for people who have a strong desire to work from home. It does take a while to build substantial income, but not a lifetime. I would say a few months to a year for most would be able to quit their jobs. It really all depends on the individual. And no, you don't have to buy leads... SHALI actually shows you how to generate your own... and no, you don't have to hound your family and friends to be successful. |
Kimberly home | 11:09pm on January 9th, 2008  | I was with a similar group but doing the same thing. You pay an enrollmeent fee and you become a customer and you have to purchase a certain amount of points monthly. The products are great but when your not making money back and that's why you enrolled it is really pointless. you have to purchase leads or you enroll your family and friends. |
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