| Hi Sharillee, Thanks for taking an interest in my posting, it wasn't meant to confuse. Anyone who has been around the home business scene for any length of time will be aware that the are thousands of programs being advertised, many with very tempting reasons why one should join. Not all of them however turn out to quite what was expected, and yes people think they see 'greener grass' and jump ship. Ex LHN members are coming back because they realise they have made the mistake of leaving in the first place. I have to admit to being one of them. There is no smoke and no mirrors, and definitely no 'pie in the sky' statements at LHN. I suggest that anyone looking for a solid, built to last opportunity that pays, should seriously take a look at http://www.lhnprobuilder.com/dreamlife NOW! David > Sharilee Guest wrote: > David, >
>I'm just wondering why ex-members left in the first place? This was a bit confusing to me. Did the Company go out of business for awhile or change names or what? Please clarify. >
>Thanks! >
Sharilee Guest >
President, Legacy ePublishing >
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Successful Network Marketing > > > > >> David Hulse wrote: >> The fact that so many ex members are returning to this 7 year old company speaks volumes for the way it performs and provides probably the best chance for the average person to become successful. Experienced network marketers are also taking a very keen interest, and joining, for those very same reasons. With the introduction of up to date recruiting tools, it is absolutely the right time to investigate this for yourself. Make your way over NOW to http://lhnprobuilder.com/dreamlife Find out why this could be your one chance to be a big part of the next giant in this industry. Private Reply to David Hulse (new win) |
