I Work With The Fastest Growing Company in the Country, Looking For A Few Key Leaders

[dmason800]

Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing is the fastest growing Network Marketing company in the nation. Started in 2001, the company has achieved over 250 million dollars in revenue in its 6th year in business. The company has a 3A-1 Dunn & Bradstreet rating and 100% debt free. Fortune has aligned with over 15 Fortune 500 companies with a few of them being Cingular, the Dish Network, and CitiBank, and has removed all of the traditional headaches of a startup business. NO inventory, NO overhead, NO deliveries or collections, NO billing, and best of all NO experience necessary. Our CEO is Paul Orberson who at one time was making over $ 1 million a month with Excel Telecommunications. He has set up the company to where ALL the profits are put back out into the field. Check out the January issue of MILLIONAIRE BLUEPRINT magazine, you will see what I am talking about. If you are serious about generating some serious income over the next 3-5 years and/or looking for an early retirement, shoot me an email at dustinmason@fhtm.com and I would love to get you infront of the information to see for yourself the company that is making more millionaires than any other!

God Bless

[AndrewB]

Actually Fortune is a MLM company that is borderline illegal pyramid. Those involved in it are paid for each recruit they bring into the company as long as each person has ten customer credits to their name. However to stop people "having to be salesmen" they are encouraged to be their own customers. There is no exchange of goods or services. Fortune is disguised as a marketing company for all those Fortune 500 companies but the
"agents" are paid bare minimal residues on the contracts signed by the so-called customers. In fact the only way to make any money is to recruit - therefore it's an illegal pyramid scheme.

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[CP Mr Ofevaw]

My startup is debt free as well, and D&B gives me a call once a week. But guess what? That business has been ditched for years after the PC hardware market became a commodity.

If you're not going to contribute anything good to these forums, then keep your MLM garbage to yourself.