Has anyone heard of World Financial Group?

I am looking for a legit home base business?

• Have anyone heard of World Financial Group? They e-mail me for an interview but I want to get more information from you about this company. I looked them up under www.bbb.org and BBB showed satisfactory report for the company. I also applied for West Corporation (www.workathomeagent.com). I wanted to make sure the company is legit and pays well. I went to www.bbb.org and so far the company is fine but I wanted to ask your opinion. Would somebody tell me if he or she as ever worked for either of these companies listed above? If so, what was your experience? What other Web sites can I go to do further research on these companies besides www.bbb.org?

• Answer:

  I'm impressed that no one actually answered your question, but they're all trying to hook you up with their own companies. World Financial Group is part of the Aegon group. It's extremely legit. If you have any doubts of that, just realize that it also does business with many multi-billion dollar companies and I'm sure they've also had their own people and attorneys check it out. As for compensation, the business can pay you very well. However, that, of course, also depends on how you work it. As with any business, you must put in the effort to make it go. I can tell you that I know many people who work with World Financial Group who have done very, very well. If I told you how well they are doing, you'd think I was kidding. I also know many who are doing enough part time to basically replace their full-time job income. I also know some who haven't done well, but that, I, personally, believe is more a function of their not doing anything. To put it into perspective, I've also know people who have not done well in their various franchises or self-employment businesses. Business is business. It's not a job and there is a different mind-set and set of rules of thought needed to run a business as opposed to being an hourly employee. I know nothing about the West Corporation so I won't even attempt an answer for you about that. No matter what you choose to do, best of luck to you. I also suggest that you might like to read for yourself two books which I personally admire and which helped me crystallize my own ambitions and desires: The Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki (available almost everywhere) Dare to Dream: Work to Win by Dr. Tom Barrett (available http://www.daretodream.net/index.html )