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Scam?? Pre Paid Legal


Hello fellow SOHO members. I have been a SOHO member for only a few months. I came across an email from Pre-Paid Legal asking me to become a member. Before I do anything I wanted to find out if anyone out there has had any good or bad experiences with this on line company.


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Ray


 


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RE: Pre Paid Legal


I was a member for a little over a year, but never needed use of their services, so it was basically a waste of my money.  I know they also offer a job opportunity, but it was too costly for me to try.  If you have a need for any of their services, then it may benefit you to become a member. 

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My take on PPL is this:


PrePaid Legal depends on a constant influx of new recruits. (A basic MLM - multi level marketing).  And sometimes their work at home ads are not always accurate - and, at times, a little exaggerated.


We (sohojobs) gave them a shot a few years back, allowing them to post an add or two. However, they were accused of being a pyramid scheme (something SOHOjobs does NOT tolerate) and, as a result, the ads were pulled and PPL was no longer allowed to advertise. They sneak in from time to time - under cover - but we are usually able to sniff them out, thanks to you SOHO'ers out there.


PPL markets itself as an HMO for legal services. Consumers pay between $16 and $32.95 a month (the rate varies by state and by the type of plan chosen) for access to a lawyer in Pre-Paid's legal network. If they ever need the services of that lawyer, they will get a 25 percent discount on his or her fees, as well as certain free services, such as one phone call or letter a year. As an associate of PPL, your job would be to sell these services. To become an associate you'll need to pay a fee. About $250.00 I think. You will earn big commissions on recruiting new associates. Recruit more associates earn more money.


So, bottomline - PPL is not a "scam". They've been around for 30 years. But that doesn't mean its for you. Also keep in mind that PPL is not all "work at home" - it will require some face to face meetings in your area.


I'm a big fan of thestreet.com - read it every morning and never miss Jim Cramer. So I trust their opinion. Here's what they have to say: http://www.thestreet.com/_mktw/stocks/melissadavid/10030240.html 


http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/stocks/melissadavid/10209942.html?cm_ven=YAHOO&cm_cat=FREE&cm_ite=NA


http://www.thestreet.com/_tscs/stocks/melissadavid/10253221.html


I hope this helps you make a decision about them. I will look forward to reading the feedback from anyone who has had dealings with PPL.


Michelle - team SOHO


 



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I have been a member for 4 years and on a scale of 1-10 I give them an 8. They can be good for small legal issues that companies usually get a way with because people can not usually afford a lawyer.  I have sold PPL for 4 years and it has been okay.  I have helped a lot of people with PPL who needed legal advice.  It only cost around $26 per month to retain the firm. It is overall a good piece of insurance to have in case something should legally happen to you. 



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I have been with prepaid legal since 6/2006 and i have made at least 500.00 extra a month parttime. I enjoy it.


 


 


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I've only been with prepaid legal for 1 week and I've made a little over $300.

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Depends on your upline. I wanted to just sell the service. My upline had no idea how to handle that. Only wanted me to work the "pyramid" end of it.


I had a couple of issues that my attorneys didn't explain to me my rights. All they did was right letters and left me in the cold.


Hey, but that was just me.



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