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http://budurl.com/fitness Recently, a new business opportunity - Team Beachbody - has made its way onto the airwaves via infomercial. It joins the "Crazy Like a Fox" and "Make Money Selling on eBay" infomercials (among others) that are currently airing on television. If you are like most people, you are highly skeptical about the amount of success the average person will achieve with any of these programs. According to the "Crazy Like a Fox" infomercial, you will be matched up with a home-based business that is a fit for you. This sounds good, but with so many options - how can you be sure that the business that "sounds" the best to you - will actually be a viable business. Also, one of the most important things to consider is - who is going to be helping you? For most people, when you embark on a venture such as this, you want to know that you are going to be able to speak to someone who has successfully done what you are trying to do. You don't want to call and talk to some customer service representative that has no clue how to actually run the type of business you chose. With the wide variety of businesses to choose from, it seems unlikely that they have an expert on hand to answer your questions for each type of business. I know all of the people in the infomercial, and they are definitely real people The money that is being made is real - coaches made more than $220,000 in 2008. Beachbody does allow you to earn commissions from THEIR customers. People that respond to the business opportunity infomercial are placed in the networks of qualified existing coaches If you are not familiar with network marketing, that last bullet point is a REALLY big deal. One of the most difficult challenges that people face in network marketing is finding other people that want to join their business. Qualified Beachbody coaches receive a major benefit by having a steady flow of new, excited entrepreneurs placed into their coach network. This results in higher team sales volume and bigger bonuses. The infomercial ...