What can I do if my content was stolen? Most industrialised nations are signatories to the Berne Convention, which forms the basis of copyright law internationally. In the US you may be covered under their Digital Millennium Copyright Act. If you are unable to locate the perpetrator, legal advice may be helpful.

"Call 1-800-Fed-Loan." This is going to be a con. Some corporations will trick borrowers into believing they're authorized by a governing board or that they have to pay high costs in order to qualify for government loan modifications programs. Participation in legitimate federal programs doesn't require you to pay. To find out if your bank qualifies, you just need to contact them.

Research the Company Get specific information in writing from the company such as how long they have been in business, where they are located (not just a P.O. Box), how many customers, what their refund policy is (read carefully), how long to get paid, and if there are any restrictions.

Another scam to avoid: the work at home stuffing envelopes scam. The websites promoting this supposed work from home job make it out to be that many companies are willing to pay people to handle and process their mail for them. This is by no means true. I should know because I used to fix the machines that are used to perform this job. Companies such as Neopost, Pitney Bowes, Francotyp Postalia and Pitney Bowes all make machines that automate the process and work infinitely more quickly than any human. Further many companies offer this service in bulk (because they have these machines) and it works out to pennies a piece. Is it really fair for a company to pay someone $10 an hour to do a job that a machine can do at 100 times the speed and private proxy cost less?

Some online forums allow business opportunities marketers to share their experiences and discuss marketing as well as scams or legal programs. This is one advantage that only the internet has to offer.

legit legal company DoTERRA and 97% kosher network marketers companies are not the problem. The problem is how they teach how to find new distributors for your business.They teach the "old school", in which one harasses family members and friends by claiming they are on one's warm list'.

Research the company Check them out with the Better Business Bureau located in their city. If they are incorporated find out what state and research that states website looking for any litigation. Do searches on their name and their type of business offer for feedback from others.