PrePaid Legal Services Inc-not Much Of An Opportunity "The Opportunity" for deception Internet

I watched their recruitment DVD awhile back. One of their top founders threatened to sue a dry cleaning company for a $12 dispute. I laughed aloud amongst the small group of potential recruits. It was the most ridiculous thing.... poor judgement by the co. to think a $12 shakedown from their millionaire founder would have us common people signing on the dotted line. Ridiculous.

You joined morons. If you had the right team maybe you wouldn't write horrible reviews.

In the connection magazine for PPL brians group in California suffered a huge decline. One month they had almost 3 pages covered then shortly after that they had maybe a half of a page. No wonder his hair is falling out at each convention.

I have been involved with Pre-Paid Legal services for a short time now. I was quite reluctant to become involved at first. When I first started I wasn't really sure what I was doing. It wasn't a problem with the product, but a problem in the sense that I just didn't know all there is to know about the services. I would assume that this is a common issue among new associates. The way I was able to overcome this was to stay in touch with my upline and attend the meetings.

Not everyone in the upline is going to be a huge help. if that is the case, just move past them to the person above an so on until you find someone that will answer your questions. When I signed up for the business side of PPL, my upline provided me with contact info for several PPL Associates that have achieved extreme success. Brian Carruthers is featured on the promotional DVD and has been involved with PPL for 11 years. He recently cleared $13Million in proffits. Glenn Davis has been involved only since November of 2008 and has established a network of over 600 people. If I have any quesion concerning PPL, I call one of them. My question is sure to be answered.

The meetings might take up some of your free time, but if you attend them regularly in the beginning, you will pick up so much more info on the product, as well as, how to grow your business. The conference calls and little meetings do get repetitious after you learn the basics, but the best meeting anyone can attend are the super saturday functions. (Assuming that all uplines have access to these) That is where you can talk to people that have reached success in many ways and they will share with you their experiences that led them to the top.

It is unfortunite that you had a bad experience with the Pre Paid Legal opportunity. If you would have had a stronger upline, i would almost guarantee a different outcome. Although PPL is not for everybody, anybody is capable of achieving huge success. It's just a matter of how hard you are willing to work to see it. At the Super Saturday function, Darnell Self said in his speech that the only way you will succeed is by experiencing rejection when you market the product. He said that there is nothing easy about the money you stand to make. If it was easy, every one would be rich from it. But you have to push your self through the down times to experience all the good.

I would recommend PPl to anyone and everyone, but note that it is not a "get rich quick" opportunity. But if you give it a fair chance, the possibilities are endless.

I have been involved with Pre-Paid Legal services for a short time now. I was quite reluctant to become involved at first. When I first started I wasn't really sure what I was doing. It wasn't a problem with the product, but a problem in the sense that I just didn't know all there is to know about the services. I would assume that this is a common issue among new associates. The way I was able to overcome this was to stay in touch with my upline and attend the meetings.

Not everyone in the upline is going to be a huge help. if that is the case, just move past them to the person above an so on until you find someone that will answer your questions. When I signed up for the business side of PPL, my upline provided me with contact info for several PPL Associates that have achieved extreme success. Brian Carruthers is featured on the promotional DVD and has been involved with PPL for 11 years. He recently cleared $13Million in proffits. Glenn Davis has been involved only since November of 2008 and has established a network of over 600 people. If I have any quesion concerning PPL, I call one of them. My question is sure to be answered.

The meetings might take up some of your free time, but if you attend them regularly in the beginning, you will pick up so much more info on the product, as well as, how to grow your business. The conference calls and little meetings do get repetitious after you learn the basics, but the best meeting anyone can attend are the super saturday functions. (Assuming that all uplines have access to these) That is where you can talk to people that have reached success in many ways and they will share with you their experiences that led them to the top.

It is unfortunite that you had a bad experience with the Pre Paid Legal opportunity. If you would have had a stronger upline, i would almost guarantee a different outcome. Although PPL is not for everybody, anybody is capable of achieving huge success. It's just a matter of how hard you are willing to work to see it. At the Super Saturday function, Darnell Self said in his speech that the only way you will succeed is by experiencing rejection when you market the product. He said that there is nothing easy about the money you stand to make. If it was easy, every one would be rich from it. But you have to push your self through the down times to experience all the good.

I would recommend PPl to anyone and everyone, but note that it is not a "get rich quick" opportunity. But if you give it a fair chance, the possibilities are endless.

I have been involved with Pre-Paid Legal services for a short time now. I was quite reluctant to become involved at first. When I first started I wasn't really sure what I was doing. It wasn't a problem with the product, but a problem in the sense that I just didn't know all there is to know about the services. I would assume that this is a common issue among new associates. The way I was able to overcome this was to stay in touch with my upline and attend the meetings.

Not everyone in the upline is going to be a huge help. if that is the case, just move past them to the person above an so on until you find someone that will answer your questions. When I signed up for the business side of PPL, my upline provided me with contact info for several PPL Associates that have achieved extreme success. Brian Carruthers is featured on the promotional DVD and has been involved with PPL for 11 years. He recently cleared $13Million in proffits. Glenn Davis has been involved only since November of 2008 and has established a network of over 600 people. If I have any quesion concerning PPL, I call one of them. My question is sure to be answered.

The meetings might take up some of your free time, but if you attend them regularly in the beginning, you will pick up so much more info on the product, as well as, how to grow your business. The conference calls and little meetings do get repetitious after you learn the basics, but the best meeting anyone can attend are the super saturday functions. (Assuming that all uplines have access to these) That is where you can talk to people that have reached success in many ways and they will share with you their experiences that led them to the top.

It is unfortunite that you had a bad experience with the Pre Paid Legal opportunity. If you would have had a stronger upline, i would almost guarantee a different outcome. Although PPL is not for everybody, anybody is capable of achieving huge success. It's just a matter of how hard you are willing to work to see it. At the Super Saturday function, Darnell Self said in his speech that the only way you will succeed is by experiencing rejection when you market the product. He said that there is nothing easy about the money you stand to make. If it was easy, every one would be rich from it. But you have to push your self through the down times to experience all the good.

I would recommend PPl to anyone and everyone, but note that it is not a "get rich quick" opportunity. But if you give it a fair chance, the possibilities are endless.

I have been involved with Pre-Paid Legal services for a short time now. I was quite reluctant to become involved at first. When I first started I wasn't really sure what I was doing. It wasn't a problem with the product, but a problem in the sense that I just didn't know all there is to know about the services. I would assume that this is a common issue among new associates. The way I was able to overcome this was to stay in touch with my upline and attend the meetings.

Not everyone in the upline is going to be a huge help. if that is the case, just move past them to the person above an so on until you find someone that will answer your questions. When I signed up for the business side of PPL, my upline provided me with contact info for several PPL Associates that have achieved extreme success. Brian Carruthers is featured on the promotional DVD and has been involved with PPL for 11 years. He recently cleared $13Million in proffits. Glenn Davis has been involved only since November of 2008 and has established a network of over 600 people. If I have any quesion concerning PPL, I call one of them. My question is sure to be answered.

The meetings might take up some of your free time, but if you attend them regularly in the beginning, you will pick up so much more info on the product, as well as, how to grow your business. The conference calls and little meetings do get repetitious after you learn the basics, but the best meeting anyone can attend are the super saturday functions. (Assuming that all uplines have access to these) That is where you can talk to people that have reached success in many ways and they will share with you their experiences that led them to the top.

It is unfortunite that you had a bad experience with the Pre Paid Legal opportunity. If you would have had a stronger upline, i would almost guarantee a different outcome. Although PPL is not for everybody, anybody is capable of achieving huge success. It's just a matter of how hard you are willing to work to see it. At the Super Saturday function, Darnell Self said in his speech that the only way you will succeed is by experiencing rejection when you market the product. He said that there is nothing easy about the money you stand to make. If it was easy, every one would be rich from it. But you have to push your self through the down times to experience all the good.

I would recommend PPl to anyone and everyone, but note that it is not a "get rich quick" opportunity. But if you give it a fair chance, the possibilities are endless.