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There Is Confusion

Why is it that for every ten people who are saying that the product assembling at home does not work, you will find one person who claims that it is working for them and that they are getting paid by the company that they are working for. Go to any active forum and you will discover that this is the typical scenario. You will find new people who are high-interested in this work, who have tried and failed and then you will find those who are currently involved with it. Try to make some sense out of it? You will probably have a tough time. I am no rocket scientist, but this is my two bits of information, which I call the Balanced Theory of Fraud. It explains a lot.

The Theory

Ask yourself the first question. If it is indeed a fraud, why are people still buying the start up kits? If this has been around for almost twenty years, why is it that there is still doubt concerning its validity? I will tell you why. Because every time you get convinced that product assembling is indeed a scam you find someone who claims that it is not and says that they have been getting paid. In addition, since we so desperately want to find genuine work at home in the middle of all the usual muck that surrounds the community of home based job and business enterprises, we jump at this seemingly genuine opportunity. After all, some one actually was paid! A rare happening on the internet.
The Blur…We see this opportunity advertised in all various mediums such as newspapers, classifieds, online and more. Despite warnings from several quarters such as the better business bureau, respected and popular web sites and forums, one cannot be hundred percent sure that they are indeed all frauds. After all they are being advertised in a national newspapers. And the fact, that all warnings From the organizations and the web sites and the forums use words like “ most” and “ Almost all” such opportunities are scams, leave a large room for doubt in one’s mind. Surely if only the most and almost all the opportunities are frauds then there are also some genuine ones. It is only a matter of looking really hard and looking for a long time to find it, right? If 95 percent of them are not real, that means that five percent of them are. The glimmer of hope refuses to die. Who can help It. Read the assemble products web sites. They all make it sound like it is the easiest work to do. String a few beads, twist a few threads, stick some paper with glue, a snip here and a stitch There and voila, You are the Master assembler of a beautiful piece of craft work in just a few minutes. Make some more of these, finish the batch and you are on your way to making hundreds of dollars a week. so, of course want to find the real companies ! Because it has to be somewhere out there, right? [Remember the words “Most” and “Almost all”?]

The Bandwagon…So what happens when one reads in a forum that some one else actually were paid to assemble a product from some company? [ Read more about the typical assembly scam where one or even to payments means nothing].
What happens is that the hundreds of other people reading the thread exclaim with joy because they have now found IT! Hey! Someone got paid!. Obviously this is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. All the hard work of searching and looking for a home base job opportunity and having to exercise and an enormously large amount of brain power to avoid getting ambushed by the scams galore, they have found the reward for their penance And hard work. We call want to jump the band wagon. And so if not all, a lot of us go ahead and buy that starter kit that is worth anything from $30.00 to $60.00. What happens next? If you have been reading this website and articles here you should be able to guess the next part.

The Reality Check…What happens is that most of us get rejected. Some of us try again and then most of us give up as well.
Some of us who had complete confidence in the quality of the product made are now convinced that the company has cheated us. We made their craft exactly as they required. [Sometimes this is impossible to do - Read more about sabotaged products]. And yet we were rejected for no apparent reason.

Let’s Play Good Samaritans..We want to share this experience with others in order to give them adequate warning before losing their money on a bogus home based opportunity. We write on forums, blogs hoping that people will learn from our experience. However, something else has happened here as well! Can you guess? I said “ Most” of us had our work rejected and the registration money pocketed. The word “ Most” has worked its magic again! While “ Almost all” the people failed, there were some who got paid!

The Circle Of Life…And for those of us who are not willing to learn from history, history will repeat itself. It is the same chain reaction all over again. Some more people see that someone is being paid by a assembling company and then they get on and join the bandwagon.
Most of them are rejected with their registration money pocketed while a few are paid again. Same thing over and over again. In addition, if we can believe the claims of the companies that they have been around for the past twenty years, then this has been going on for a PRETTY LONG TIME.

And It Makes Perfect Sense…!It just does not make sense to reject all who have joined you. For every ten people who buy A starter kit, why not reject only eight or nine of them and pay the one’s and the two’s. That too for not very long, but long enough for them to end up referring more people, give company a semblance of a good name, and order many more supplies. Then a couple of months later you go ahead and reject them as well! Therefore, the people who were paid initially actually end up making the company more money.
[Read more about how being paid by a company once or twice means absolutely nothing].

I am sorry if this sounds too much like a conspiracy theory but face it, it explains everything beautifully.