has anyone been succesful in a company named quixtar selling home products?
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There are many thousands of people all over the world making some very good money working with Quixtar.  Contact the IBOAI for the straight answers to your questions.  If you want your tooth fixed, don't ask a welder!  Look for the fruit on the tree.
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Michael, I would like to know if there is anyone else that has experience with this company. The OP's quesiton is not redundant. They are seeking more information, information I would like too.
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I am with Arbonne, and I LOVE it! Do you want to "sell" it, as in retail it or have home parties? Many people have succeeded quite well by giving parties, but my team has chosen not to do that method, because we have found that most people don't have time for them these days. Also, my team has become the fastest growing team in Arbonne's history, doing it this way! \n\nArbonne itself has some wonderful training tools, and my team can supplement what they have to offer, with our own calls, webcasts, etc.\n\nHave you been using the products, and have you already signed up with somebody? I will be more than happy to talk at length with you, if you'd like. Feel free to contact me at the site below!\n\nGood luck with whatever you decide. Arbonne is a wonderful option for anybody!  :-)
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If you cannot get a straight answer when they are trying to get your money, then you won't get a straight answer when you try to get your money. I have never heard of this company; however, I would recommend that you stay away from them.
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THey are scams.  They charge upfront fees for their services, require you to buy inventory for resale, or require credit card information, which they can use/sell.\n\nThe FTC publishes a series of consumer alerts regarding work at home scams.  To see how they operate, check them out:\n\n"Work at home Schemes" http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/invest/homewrk.htm \n'Net Based Business Opportunities: Are Some Flop-portunities?\nhttp://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/online/netbizop.htm\n"The Bottom Line on Multilevel Marketing Plans" http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/pyrdalrt.htm\nThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumer alert entitled “Take This Scheme and Stuff It: Avoiding Envelope-Stuffing Rip-Offs.” <http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/stuffitalrt.htm>
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Intersted in becoming your own distributor?  If I could show you a way to earn an additional $300-$1500 per week, while working from home and not give up what you are currently doing - would you want to get more information?  This is NOT "get rich quick."  This is a legitimate business on the internet; an internet product brokerage concept like amazon.com.  No inventory to keep in your garage, no neighbors to hassle.  Please email me at cfignewton@gonowmail.com for more information.
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I did once, I don't recommend working for them unless you really really really enjoy selling stuff to people.  I lost money working for that company when I was about 18 years old.  If you're looking to make money, the best way to do so is to find a nice, stable, normal desk job where you show up, do work and get paid, regardless of how much your company sells.\n\nIf you're bound and determined, or already committed, you may wish to explore internet or e-bay marketing for the product.
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I have heard of QSTR but I cannot remember their offical name, HOWEVER I do know they are a scam. There was a report that I watched on 60 Minutes last summer when two ladies approached me in a Barnes and Noble and asked me to attend a few seminar in order to get familiar with the company. I attended a seminar at a local hotel in Binghamton, New York and was not impressed. Do your research before you commit to anything. Their products are very low quality and way over priced. Sorry to burst the bubble but I hope this helps.
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To be honest I have never heard of this company. If I were you I would do some research into it and not count on the answers here...D
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Sorry, I have not. I actually own a business in the health/wellness industry, which is the next trillion dollar industry due to the baby boomers. That's why I chose it over selling makeup or candles, etc, because I needed stability and income potential that I could will to my children. I chose Tahitian Noni International because I did my research and found the company was documented and ranked the 4th fastest growing company ever of any kind in their first 6 years, and the product was documented by the Discovery Channel and the ONLY nutritional supplement juice found in the Physicians Desk Reference, unlike Xango or ANY other supplement juice. With all of the credibility, I took a leap of faith, and it has paid off. Also, what makes this company different is they offer access marketing. We get paid off of movies, cafes, and co-branding with household products that has nothing to do with us selling. Don't believe what other people or I tell you. Inspect what you expect. If you do thorough research like I did, you will find your goldmine. I truly believe in my company and my product, and the fact that we did over $49 million last month, have made over $3 billion in less than 10 years, and that a bottle is sold worldwide every 1.8 seconds, alot of other people do as well. Do your own research, but I will be glad to assist you if you want to know more.
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It is not a scam, but a lot of work.  They are similar to a wholesaler for products that you will have to sell yourself or to a retail store.  It involves a lot of leg work on your part and time.
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I have a home business that is doing extremely well in the Philippines. Contact me if you would like to know more!
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I have a friend who used them and was quite happy.  He said the reps were nice, and best of all, he got his check in like 7 days.  \n\nThey have some press releases out, and they are partnered with some other big student loan companies - Charter One Bank and First Marblehead - so their reputation seems solid.  And they are written about on About.com, a good source for finding legit companies with unique products.
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Hello!\nWe were Amway distributors about 10 years ago and fell in love with some of the products. We later quit but missed the products.\n\nWe signed up again with Quixtar a few months ago so we could get the products a little cheaper.\n\nI believe that MLMs are the way to go to create an extra income or even great wealth and Quixtar is one of the grand-daddies of MLM. However, the retail mark-up is so low on the most popular products that you have to be a super sales person to make any money through retail. And you need good retail to finance the training system.\n\nOur down-fall the first time was the cost of the traning system. But let me say this... for most people (98%) the training is a must because a good MLM is more about persenal growth when a person first starts.\n\nMost people don't have any knowledge about business or dealing with people. Most take rejection as a personal blow and it's really not. Rejection is a killer for most distributors.\n\nI think Quixtar is an excellent business if you have the energy, the high self esteem, and the money to get it going. As far as it being a scam, let's be realistic. Quixtar is what now, about 50 years old and is connected to some of the worlds largest companies and has distributors world-wide. If it was a scam it would have been shot down a long time ago.\n\nAnd as far as a new person never making as much as the people at the top, the people at the top also started at the bottom.\nI know people that have worked for WalMart for years and they will NEVER make as much as Sam Walton did.\n\nAs I said, MLM is the way to go. But we found a company with excellent products with a good retail mark-up, an excellent MLM payplan and with an internet connection the training is free. We started in March and it's doing very well.\n\nWe still get our SA8 and some other products through our Quixtar up-line but we're making money with our other MLM.\n\nIf you like Quixtar go for it. Don't spend the rest of your life wondering WHAT IF.\n\nYou sound like the kind of person we're looking for. If you're still looking for something we would love to talk with you.\n\nWhat ever you decide... Don't let anybody steal your dream!
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the only "for real" home based businesses i have found are avon, may kay, home interiors, pampered chef and those types. I myself was looking and all i found was a lot of scams. If you find another one tho u be sure to let me know..
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Why don't you try and contact the Better Business Bureau to find out if they are a reputable company or not.  That would be your best resource.
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Did you try the yellow pages or see if the company has a website?