jesse wrote:Guys, to be honest, this all sounds like a big scam to me.
Yes - I suspect the chances of making mega-bucks the way that they want me to is probably minimal.
What I'm looking at it for is the ability to have a website up-and-running in a very short time with minimal cost (if I get someone to design me one I'm looking at $4000 up, plus ongoing monthly costs of around $140).
The costs quoted seem to be consistent to me. The three prices for the set up, the discount of 'earnings in advance'. The 'training costs' that aren't mentioned at the start.
How about I change the question a little.
If I'm just wanting a website that's easy to set up and costs to maintain are minimal, other than the fact I'm probably setting myself up for more 'selling' phone calls as they try to get me to pay for training and advertising, is there any reason why this scenario would NOT be a good idea?
. However, I never have to pay any more money to them and I now have my own personal trainer for a year and all the advertising (for 18 months) to go with it. I have probably talked to about half a dozen OHN staff now and they have all been very helpful. My trainer returns my calls when he can't answer them and all of that. As for the extension numbers, you will have no way of contacting the actual person whose website you are referred to OHN through because they are a client of OHN as well (they don't work for them). If however you signed up, then that person would receive a commission of up to 200 - 500 dollars depending on which advertising and training package you get. Obviously I won't be able to breath easily until I start to receive legitimate cheques but I have to say - so far so good. Time will tell I guess. Hope this helps somewhat and I shall keep you posted on how it goes!