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Private Quarters Review - Scam or Legit?

For those of you who are researching the Private Quarters business opportunity, I will be providing you with information to answer some key questions.  Who is Private Quarters?  Does this company offer high quality products to their customers?  Does Private Quarters offer a legitimate business opportunity?  This will be the focus in my Private Quarters review.

With their roots going back to 2004, Private Quarters is a multi-level marketing (MLM) business that was founded by Jeff Stroud and Wayne Selness with a mission to help their guests transform their bedrooms and bathrooms into comfortable and luxurious retreats.  To achieve this mission, Private Quarters offers a full product line of bed comforts, spa comforts, and comfortwear.

The products that Private Quarters offer are promoted and distributed exclusively through Independent Sales Consultants.  This represents the home based business opportunity that Private Quarters offers. 

The cost to become a Private Quarters Sales Consultant will be $199.99 for their Starter Kit.  In this kit, you will receive many items that are featured in their product line, along with business supplies and sales aids.  In fact, you will receive $640 worth of products.  You will utilize these products in the home parties that you will be conducting to begin growing your business. 

As a new Sales Consultant, you will earn 20% on all of your personal sales.  Once you achieve $700 in retail sales in a single month, you will receive an additional 5% Volume Bonus.  As you progress through the various leadership positions within Private Quarters, you will earn larger percentages, and potentially earn up to 40% on your personal production.  You can also earn 5% to 11% on the personal production of those who you recruit into your Private Quarters business.

How will I be trained to build my business? 

The majority of sales throughout Private Quarters are achieved in a home party atmosphere.  This means that you will be encouraged to schedule presentations in the homes of your friends and family members.  You will encourage your loved ones to become hostesses themselves, and to invite everyone they know to attend.  Once you have successfully scheduled a home party, you will arrive to showcase products, accept orders, and schedule your next home party with willing participants.  Through these efforts, you will achieve your sales, and recruit new Sales Consultants to join your team.  The training that you will receive from Private Quarters will be based upon these methods.

In my opinion, Private Quarters does offer a legitimate opportunity.  They are not a scam.  Private Quarters offers a fun and uplifting home party environment for your loved ones to get together and shop for products.  If you have the desire to build a home business using the traditional network marketing methods that Private Quarters encourages and trains, Private Quarters offers many rewards for building a profitable business.

As always, I wish you success in your search for a home based business for you and your family. 

About the Author

Dave Fennell is an Internet Marketing Coach and Corporate Mentor for one of the Internet's largest marketing schools. Specializing in Article Marketing, Social Network Marketing, and a multitude of other Top Online Marketing Strategies, he trains both total beginners and seasoned professionals from all over the globe to achieve financial freedom through proven business techniques and continuing education to keep ahead of trends and remain on top of the competition.

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No Quarter $15.99 In this richly researched and dramatic work of military history, eminent historian Richard Slotkin recounts one of the Civil War’s most pivotal events: the Battle of the Crater on July 30, 1864. At first glance, the Union’s plan seemed brilliant: A regiment of miners would burrow beneath a Confederate fort, pack the tunnel with explosives, and blow a hole in the enemy lines. Then a specially trained division of African American infantry would spearhead a powerful assault to exploit the breach created by the explosion. Thus, in one decisive action, the Union would marshal its mastery of technology and resources, as well as demonstrate the superior morale generated by the Army of the Potomac’s embrace of emancipation. At stake was the chance to drive General Robert E. Lee’s Army of North Virginia away from the defense of the Confederate capital of Richmond–and end the war. The result was something far different. The attack was hamstrung by incompetent leadership and political infighting in the Union command. The massive explosion ripped open an immense crater, which became a death trap for troops that tried to pass through it. Thousands of soldiers on both sides lost their lives in savage trench warfare that prefigured the brutal combat of World War I. But the fighting here was intensified by racial hatred, with cries on both sides of “No quarter!” In a final horror, the battle ended with the massacre of wounded or surrendering Black troops by the Rebels–and by some of their White comrades in arms. The great attack ended in bloody failure, and the war would be prolonged for another year. With gripping and unforgettable depictions of battle and detailed character portraits of soldiers and statesmen, No Quarter compellingly re-creates in human scale an event epic in scope and mind-boggling in its cost of life. In using the Battle of the Crater as a lens through which to focus the political and social ramifications of the Civil War–particularly the racial tensions on both sides of the struggle–Richard Slotkin brings to readers a fresh perspective on perhaps the most consequential period in American history. From the Hardcover edition.

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