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  • What sort of training is available, if any? Is it one on one, or video/Internet/book based? (ie: see Pro-Link Marketing's Distributor Procenteras an example). This is not an all inclusive list, but it can at least get you started. These are the companies that offer free start up (and usually a web page to boot to promote the product/service) that I have come across. If you have any more opportunities to list here, please add them to the discussion at the end of this article. (And if you have any experience with any of these companies, please do not hesitate to let us know of your experiences!)

    Magic Learning Systems
    Yes, this is my site (can you tell?). Yes, I do really think that this product is great, and no, I have not purchased a copy, even though I would make a higher commission if I did. This is a marketed learning system for people of all ages, with a a guarantee that it will serve it's purpose (if used more than one semester). Earn daily commissions (yes, get paid daily) based on 30% of each sale that you make.

    VStore
    By far my favorite of the freebies I have found out there. You log into their site, provide some personal information (they have to send your checks somewhere!) and sign up for a full featured, ecommerce site, at NO COST whatsoever. You decide what you want to sell, and what your page looks like. No HTML knowledge needed at all, and fairly quick too - my three stores were created in less than 15 minutes each. I have a book store, a sports store, and a electronics store so far. You receive a percentage of the profits, depending on what you are selling, and fairly frequent emails (about twice a month) to let you know there's a coupon offer for your customers (ie: spend $20.00 and get $5 off!). You do nothing, other than advertise your web site.

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