How much does it cost to get started with Crazy Fox Home Business?

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I can't tell you how much it costs once you've actually 'taken the plunge', but I find it quite interesting that the initial package you have to send for in order to find out anything more about them is 'free' ... as long as you pay just under 10 bucks to this mysterious company. Ten bucks? They say it's for 'shipping', but it's enough to put me off.

As I understand it, that's just the beginning. Once you sign up you are ... 'encouraged' ... to buy hundreds of dollars' worth of training & marketing materials, plus hundreds (but preferably) thousands of dollars' worth of the actual products.

The answer I wrote in reply to a similar question might help you decide if you want to pursue the mysterious Crazy Fox, (AKA 'WorkPartTime@Home' and various other names) ......

What is Crazy Fox? That's easy to answer - it's definitely 'Herbalife' and also seems to be something called 'WorkPartTime@Home'. And you're wondering, "Does it work?" aren't you ... Well, that's a tricky question because, of course, 'your results may vary'!

I checked out the Web site ...

As you may already know, there's no useful information on the first page, and you have to supply your contact details to access the next page. I'll save you the bother of having Crazy Fox marketeers contacting (hassling?) you. On the next page they still don't admit to who they are either. You're offered a 'free' information package instead - at a cost of a mere $9.95 for shipping (non refundable). Hide your identity and make people pay to find out a little bit more about who you are ... That's probably a very nice little money earner all on its own.

Anyway, I looked at the Privacy Policy at the bottom of that first page. Again, no clues about the company's identity at all. However, if you do choose to provide some contact information [a random government official's office contact info always works well for me!]and get through to the second page (where you're offered that 'free' info package) you'll find a different version of their Privacy Policy at the bottom of that page. In that policy there are references to 'WorkPartTime@Home' and BMI & e-Team Marketing, Inc. Google for those names and ... Bingo! You'll discover that Crazy Fox is actually a front for Herbalife ... Remember them???

So - if you want to try your luck selling 'Herbalife' products, go ahead. I understand that if you actually manage to do well, you might even be offered the opportunity to buy (and star in) your very own mysterious infomercial, so that you too can sell (sorry, give away) your very own information packages (that are allegedly just as vague as the TV ads and sites)

One last thing ... Please take serious notice of the disclaimers written in tiny print at the bottom of Crazy Fox's Web pages ...

"The incomes depicted are not typical and represent a small percentage of actual participants. There are no guarantees that participants will be able to achieve the income levels depicted. Each individual's success will be determined by his or her desire, dedication, effort, ability to follow directions and personal talent."

The shorter and even more to the point version on the second page,

"The incomes presented are applicable to the individuals depicted and are not a guarantee of your income, nor are they typical."

So - Do you think you really have what they say it takes?? It's your life and your money - you decide.

My purely personal advice -

Please make absolutely sure that all the money you spend on Crazy Fox (or any similarly amazing sounding business, specially the home based ones) is money you can afford to lose if things don't happen to work out ...

All the best, WebbyWunda

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