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<blockquote data-quote="filtor1" data-source="post: 3656791" data-attributes="member: 559406">I was in for a while in Tampa. I was making more money than my 60hr/week job was paying me in one transaction with them. I won&#039;t bad mouth the company. I was able to make about $800 a week working 2 evenings per week. Maybe 4 hrs or so. I saw the end though when my leads started to dry up and the money stopped rolling in. I was online to get my series 66 and mortgage license to try and grab some more leads but never finished them. I wasn&#039;t willing to give up a steady paycheck with company paid insurance. I honestly don&#039;t think I was very good at it though. The guy I worked with made better than $38K/month. I asked to see his paychecks. He had what it took I suppose. He and I are still great friends.Pyramid schemes are illegal. Just so all of the awesome minds above that think they know enough to state it as such. Call it what you will though. You will still be wrong.I ended up quiting because the wife was getting tired of me being gone a few nights a week tracking down new leads. All of those hours combined with my 9-whenever job were taking their toll. I hated cold calling anyway. She basically said we were making enough money to do all of the things we wanted and the extra cash, although nice, was not necessary. I agreed and called it quits for the sake of my marriage. I admit I do miss the money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="filtor1, post: 3656791, member: 559406"] I was in for a while in Tampa. I was making more money than my 60hr/week job was paying me in one transaction with them. I won't bad mouth the company. I was able to make about $800 a week working 2 evenings per week. Maybe 4 hrs or so. I saw the end though when my leads started to dry up and the money stopped rolling in. I was online to get my series 66 and mortgage license to try and grab some more leads but never finished them. I wasn't willing to give up a steady paycheck with company paid insurance. I honestly don't think I was very good at it though. The guy I worked with made better than $38K/month. I asked to see his paychecks. He had what it took I suppose. He and I are still great friends. Pyramid schemes are illegal. Just so all of the awesome minds above that think they know enough to state it as such. Call it what you will though. You will still be wrong. I ended up quiting because the wife was getting tired of me being gone a few nights a week tracking down new leads. All of those hours combined with my 9-whenever job were taking their toll. I hated cold calling anyway. She basically said we were making enough money to do all of the things we wanted and the extra cash, although nice, was not necessary. I agreed and called it quits for the sake of my marriage. I admit I do miss the money. [/QUOTE]

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