Is Pre-Paid Legal a good business or is it just a pyramid scheme?

Answer 1

Pre-Paid Legal is a legitimate business, but I did not make money with it. I do know of people who have, but it isn't easy. You have to deal with charge backs if people cancel their contracts. (meaning if you sign somebody up, get paid, then they cancel, they'll deduct your next paycheck). I lost money on Mannatech as well.

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Answer 2

I am not in Pre-Paid Legal, I am in Mannatech. http://www.mannalive.com

Pre-Paid Legal is an awesome business.

With legitimate MLM companies, you have people who call it a crock when they do not have a willingness to serve others, the business sense to invest in their business to promote it, and the diligence to practice good sales efforts. They have a "get rich quick" attitude and don't treat it like a business and expect something for nothing.

For example, they get rejections and then say it doesn't work. If you were a waiter and someone rejected your cup of coffee you were poring, would you go to the back kitchen and start crying about it? It's a business! You move on. That's why Network Marketing is about self development and it weeds out the wimpy people who can't walk the talk.

It's a 3 to 5 year commitment to build up a 6 figure income.

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Answer 3

There is no such thing as a legal pyramid scheme. This company has been around for over 30 years, so it is ligit. It is a good business to be part of. Anything prepaid is not a crock. You all prepay for your health insuarnc don't you? Trust me, if you can get into it right now, you should.

Answer 4

Well I solely joined with the incentive of a free WILL. They prepared mine at zero cost and my fiancées for $20.00 additional bucks. If I went to a lawyer, this would cost me anywhere in the vicinity of $200.00 and up! Plus, my company was offering it as part of our benefits package and don't think they would solicit any type of service unless it was legit seeing as it might fall back on them.

Answer 5

Pre-Paid anything is a crock. You have no leverage if your service is poor.