subject: Lia Sophia Scam Or Sexiest Business On Planet Earth [print this page] As much as a man cares about his beloved remote control, you'd have to agree that a woman's love of jewelry is at least in the same category of depth.
How would you like to get great jewelry for a discounted price, have fun with new friends and make money? That's what's offered at Lia Sophia. But you want to make sure there's no Lia Sophia Scam before you jump in with both feet. I don't blame you.
You know, scams tend to come and go in very short spurts. Do you realize that Lia Sophia has been around for 3 decades? This company is so old that it's actually outlived it's original founder, Victor Kiam and is now headed up by his son Tory. That should be a big indicator that there is no Lia Sophia Scam.
The 2nd thing you want to look for is the ethics of the company. Do they treat their Advisors and their customers right? According to a CNBC report, Lia Sophia will sell more than 6 million women jewelry this year. It's impossible to know if each one of them was treated fairly. One thing you can do, however, is check to see if Lia Sophia is a member of the Direct Selling Association. Guess what? They are. This tells you that they have committed to abide by the standards and values set up by the DSA. Good sign!
Sometimes people think there's a Lia Sophia scam just because they are a network marketing company. You know the people I'm talking about. They think "no one ever makes money in those things". Well, I'd like to introduce you to a lady named Debbie Rotvich. She's a top Lia Sophia rep who just happened to pull in 3 million dollars on 1 calendar from one of those things that doesn't work. ;)
People love to be negative and insult people and companies that do well in life. Those shouting "Lia Sophia Scam" are mistaken. This company is solid, ethical and pays great money to it's reps who perform. Like to have fun, meet new people and make money. Maybe you can strike it rich with Lia Sophia. You wouldn't be the first who has. :)
by: Paul Hutchings.
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