Has any entrepreneur went into business with National Wholesale Company (NWC) and was successful?

Question

Years ago I signed up for NWC before I had a clear understanding of what I was getting myself into and let it fall to the wayside. Now I'm much older and thinking about giving it another shot. This company floods my inbox on my AOL account with emails of joining them and promises big money. Has anyone else signed up with National Wholesale Company and have they made any money from the materials they were given, either website or printed catalog?

Answer 1

I learned early on to do due diligence on any opportunity I looked at. Check company out before you invest your hard earned money into it. I normally start my investigations at www.ripoffreport.com, then go on to FTC.gov, better business, the states attorney generals office, and everywhere else I can. I learn about other people experience with them before deciding anything. Here's some complaints I found for you, be wary. You can search the internet and find plenty more...

Answer 2

Hey there,

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Again thankyou for your time. If you have any questions at all please email.
Thank you for your time,


Jessica Knowles
GDI Affiliate
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Answer 3

They are definetly an opportunity to earn income, however, how many people do you know that would purchase products off of you.

If you can find 100 of your friends, family, or others to start you out, then yes this is what you want to do. If you are looking to market your product online, you may need to rethink your option as online marketing is extremely competitive and can be expensive if first starting out.