Have you noticed lately all the business opportunity businesses out there? If you go online there must be 100s of 1000s of Biz Ops on the Internet telling you how you too can make money with your home computer. Most of these schemes do not make much money, some do not even break even. Are they scams? Some are, most are not, and most are a little too optimistic in their marketing.
If you are thinking of offering business opportunities you might want to do a little more research. Not long ago a gentleman asked about starting a company offering to paint lawns with vegetable oil green in drought ridden areas. He'd first work on the Florida Market. Is this a wise idea?
Well, Business Opportunities are highly regulated, so he'll have to check with the folks in Tallahassee with regards to the rules of setting up such a system. There is a lot of red tape and legalities. In fact, in the end it may not be worth it with all the bureaucracy.
Government does everything they can to screw with small businesses trying to expand. Of course, anyone who is already in a small business already knows that, but it's even worse, one more layer of nonsense with Biz Ops.
Why are Business Opportunities so overly regulated you ask?
Well, mostly because it's been abused in the past, but the rules go well beyond protecting the consumer. You see, in the past there has been more than a few unscrupulous operators and when the economic situation is tight, they tend to come out of the wood work. This makes it tough on all the legitimate companies. Think on this.
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