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1 total messages Started by Dennis Meredith Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
!!Some People Call This Work!! I call it fun!!
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Author: Dennis Meredith
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
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I would rather be an eagle free to choose my own destiny
that to be a turkey mixed in with the flock dependant upon
someone elses idea of what is good for me, so I took action.

Multi level marketing is the best opportunity available to most
Americans who want to get in a business of their own. Home based
business opportunities are taking the place of the diminishing 
hopes in what is known as the corporate world. And especially
fun to do on the internet!!

I once was an executive with a very well known fast food hamburger
franchisee. In fact over a 20 year period, I was in charge of 
anywhere from 8 to 12 restaurants with 2 different franchisees. 
Prior to that, I spent 9 years in the US Marine  Corps and had 3 
good conduct medals to show for that. I was even selected to become 
an officer in the Corps, but decided I wanted to pursue a career 
as a civilian.

Today, I cant get a job delivering newspapers. I know, I was just
turned down last week because of my bad credit. Bankruptcy yes,
but a criminal record, no. But because of that bankruptcy, my 
honesty is questioned as they are afraid I might take the 
quarters out of the rack.  

I am 58, male, and in pretty good health considering I went 
through open heart surgery 9 years ago. I run a lawnmowing 
service, (and in the off season need to develope something 
else-hence applying for the newspaper deal). My wife and I 
are developing an apartment cleaning service business,and 
my wife does daycare. All of those things are needed 
to make a living.  All of those combined cant add up to the 
opportunity available in the network marketing business. 
That is why I started a home business in August of this year.

When I found out I needed 5 bypasses to stay alive 9 years ago,
I decided to get out of the fast food business. Took my life 
savings and invested in a fishing resort, managed to lose the 
whole kit and kaboodle. And I made the horrible mistake of 
filing bankruptcy. Of course, I didn't have much choice. 
There is not much need for fast food executives anymore. 
Nowadays, you are valuable only as an assistant manager 
willing to work 60 hours a week for a $15,000 a year income. 
And they arent looking for 58 year olds with a bankruptcy in 
the past, no matter how much of a good record.

I have a great opportunity that is risk free and will give you 
as much positive help you can ask for. This is a home based 
business that doesn't care if you are a corporate world reject. 
I would like to share it with you, and I can promise you wont 
get blown away with a bunch of hype and we dont claim to get 
rich quick!!! 

No Risk, No experience needed. If I can do it, anyone can.
Come Join Me. Ask for more information-- for your healths sake, 
and for your financial future.

If the idea of being an eagle, free to fly when and where 
you want, live at the top, and not be one of the flock in
the cages of corporations, take some action now...

Sincerely,

Dennis
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