[rachelbranan]

I was wondering about a website I found that said I could sign people up for credit cards and make a little extra money from home . It had a start up kit for about $30. Is this legitimate, and does anyone know about a similar website? I can't remember the one I found. Thanks

[ScottGem]

If you have to pay for a startup kit pass on it. That's how they make their money, selling startup kits to suckers.

[Fr_Chuck]

OK, where are you going to find people to sign up from your home?

Also when you say online, what are you going to do , to get people to give you all of their private info, social security numbers and the such, on email??

Are you going to pay to spam emails out, pay to set up a professional web site ?

[Squiffy]

If you have to pay a fee it is a scam.

[jaynen76]

How about you provide a website, so that we can take a look personally. Don't be scared away by the fact that there's a start-up fee. The fact that there's a start-up fee does not mean that it's a scam; MOST legitimate businesses require some type of investment. Let's look at a few:

- REALTOR®
- Life Insurance Agent
- Pre-paid Legal Representative
- Mary Kay Representative
- Herbal Life Representative
- ACN Telecommunications Representative
- CPA
- Tax Preparation Specialist
- Travel Agent
- Notary Public
- Appraiser

I mentioned all of the above, because they are legitimate home-based business options, that do not require you to recruit anybody to make money, and they ALL require some type of up-front fee to get started. Some of them are network marketing companies, but you DO NOT have to recruit anybody to make money with those companies.