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Women In Direct Selling attempts to provide you with legitimate home business opportunities. However, we provide these organizations as a tool for research before making the decision to join a company. When In Doubt, Check It Out.
- Better Business Bureau - BBB reports provide information on over two million organizations. It is a good idea to check before you invest or give.
- Consumer Action Website - Based on the 2004 Consumer Action Handbook, the newly updated website is the one consumer guide that you must have.
- ConsumerAffairs.com - An independent Web-based consumer news and resource center. We are not a government agency, not affiliated with any other consumer organization and not affiliated with any of the corporations whose products are reviewed on our site.
- Direct Selling Association - A national trade association of the leading firms that manufacture and distribute goods and services sold directly to consumers.
- Federal Citizen Information Center - Federal information citizen center for the USA.
- Kooks and Crooks - Site dedicated to exposing eBay scam sellers with current scam news and humor, links, webmaster resources and a free searchable database of usernames to avoid.
- Multi-Level Marketing International Association - The association for network marketing worldwide.
- National Association for the Self-Employed - The nation's leading resource for micro business.
- National Do Not Call Registry - The National Do Not Call Registry gives you a choice about whether to receive telemarketing calls at home.
- NetScams.com - Netscams has been established to empower individuals to become more knowledgable about the use of the Internet, protecting personal interests and fostering satisfaction through increased levels of awareness.
- Rip-off Report.com - A worldwide consumer reporting Website & Publication, by consumers, for consumers, to file & document complaints about companies or individuals who ripoff consumers.
- ScamBusters.com - Information and resources for avoiding scams.
- The National Fraud Information Center - Perhaps the best site for reporting fraud in the US.
- WebAssured.com - The "bad guys" are not hiding on the street... they're hiding behind their Computer Screens.
- How to report Internet fraud - Although Internet scams and fraud can be found in almost sector on the Internet, some common scams include: Internet auction fraud, emails with foreign officials asking for money, miracle health claims, and credit card and identity theft.
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