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75th NFL Draft – Make A MLM List

So exactly is the fuss about the 75th NFL Draft?

Well for one, this is where teams are able to grab talent to build their team and hopefully compete. There are many unknowns to what a player is actually capable of and teams take giant risks to hopefully find something that fits for them.

Denver Broncos taking Tim Tebow as the 25th overall pick was a surprise to many just for the fact he's not a typical NFL quarterback. Every team ranks the entire pool of players on overall best talent and then their own position needs. So sometimes teams will reach for players regardless if there position needs to fill. The Denver Broncos were looking at that point for overall talent. (more…)

By Lawrence Tam, ago

FHTM Review, Why Many Are Considering Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing

FHTM Review

Network marketing gives people the opportunity to work from the convenience of their homes and make money in the form of commissions, not only on the sales done by them; but also on the business done by the chain of people recruited by them. The Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing program is one such opportunity that has a wide range of products for distributors to promote and a compensation plan to match. However, just the fact that you can earn from home doesn’t make this an easy-money opportunity. This is a misconception that has resulted in many disappointed distributors.

Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of FHTM as an MLM opportunity and see if it lives up to the hype in this FHTM Review.

The company was founded by Paul Orberson, an expert salesman who’s experienced firsthand the benefits of being a distributor for a good MLM business. He left Excel Telecommunications to launch FHTM in 2001 in Lexington, Kentucky. The business has a vitamin product, True Essentials; this is the only product that’s manufactured by them. The MLM also distributes several other products through its network of representatives; the company acts as an affiliate for major brands and promotes their products. (more…)

By Lawrence Tam, ago