Talking about legit

One thing I learned early on about the Web is that any company you plan to give money to-needs to have a real person, a real address, and a real telephone number to contact.

Otherwise, they’re just a fly-by-night operation for all you know.

Don’t trust websites that hold back on that kind of information..

That’s one of the reasons I had a good feeling about Legit Online Jobs from the start.

The owner, Ross Williams not only states who he is…but also gives a street address and telephone number.

I’m including it here, so you know I’m not bs-ing you:

Legit Online Jobs
2972 Columbia St.
Suite 3063
Torrance, CA 90503
(800) 728-4149

It’s particularly important in this instance, because work-at-home websites are notorious for being scams.

But Ross is a legitimate business owner. He’s the go-between for other legitimate businesses (some are persons you likely know) and people willing to do ad placement online.

A quick aside: I realize I gave you Ross’s number….but he’s a busy guy…so please don’t call him unless it’s business related. Otherwise you’ll get me in trouble. Ok?

In fact, if you have any questions about the Legit Online System…you might find your answer here:

The other difference is that LOJ charges you a one-time fee whereas scammy job sites tend to nickel and dime you for useless information.

I have to confess, I don’t get the whole scam mindset myself. Not only is it malicious… scammers always have to be on their toes and 5 paces ahead of the law.

It’s much easier to be legit and offer something of substance.

Did you know buying and selling on eBay is another great way to bring in cash?

Whether it’s electronics you buy wholesale at low prices-or gently used designer clothes from thrift shops…there are customers out there looking for what you sell.

There’s a ton of how-to information in the members’ area-yours free when you join Legit Jobs Online.