On Aug 29, 9:18 pm, Leah wrote:
I just switched stores!

Try one that sells keyboards that don't change most periods into
exclamation marks.

I'm very happy that I did, I had no idea the
harmful chemicals in the everyday things I use.

Try reading the labels. Very informative.

I made a choice to
switch to all natural products that are safe to use, enviromentally
safe and so safe your kids can use!

Many "all natural" products are as if not more toxic than "unnatural"
ones. And many things claimed to be not natural actually are.
Cleaning products, for instance, have to be pretty harsh in order to
work be they natural or not. And often these products cost more than
what their more commercial counterparts do and even don't work as
well. This shows up all the time in testing by places like Consumer's
Reports.

I am doing all of this while making money!

Uh huh.

All I have to do is people about it!

People about what? Huh?

It's 100% risk
free, not an MLM, no selling, no inventory, no paper work and no
taking orders!

You do know what MLM means, right? Apparently not. How many times
have you been taken in by scams, anyway? You appear to be a prime
target. NOTHING is 100% risk free. Riskier things have greater
rewards IF they work out. That's how the world works. As soon as you
hear "risk free" alarm bells should be going off in your head and you
should be sprinting for the door.

This store has good ratings with the BBB and have been
in business for over 20 years!

Hint: The Internet did not exist 20 years ago. BBB ratings aren't
worth much of anything if we don't know the name of the place, hmmm?

I'd like to answer any questions
thoroughly and effectivly!

What actual product does this place sell? What is the company they
keep hinting about? How do you actually make money off this?

E-mail me : or you can
check out my website:

www.hometeamfreedom.com/Leah

That's not your web site, that's the same web site you get if you
leave off your name.

Have a wonderful day!

Thanks! Don't mind if I do.

BTW, most people are (and should be) leery of content-free
presentations promising all sorts of rewards, especially risk free
ones. These are the hallmarks of scams (pyramid/Ponzi schemes) and
near-scams (MLM). Find me one, JUST ONE, mention of an actual product
or real company on that web site you posted. Huh, there aren't any.
Lots of vague promises and hints about "fortune 500 companies" but not
one actual real-world thing.

My favorite part of their web site? The privacy disclaminer:

"Standard disclaimer about auto responder opt-in."

Wow. That sure is reassuring.