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Pressure to sign a contract quickly;
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Promises of extraordinarily high or guaranteed profits;
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Claims that profits can be achieved easily;
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A required initial fee which greatly exceeds the fair market value of any products, kits or training;
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Evasive answers by the salesperson or unwillingness to disclose company history.
These are only warning signs of the most obvious frauds. An independent analysis is necessary in any case. Verify claims in the company's official documents. Get written copies of all available company literature.
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