Your responsibilities typically include cleaning and restocking the machines, making sure the machines are in good repair and collecting money. You can earn a portion of the proceeds from the products or services sold. Some promoters may claim you can earn a specific level of income, or may assure you a minimum income. They may claim that their income projections are averages based on existing distributors' incomes. The promoters may promise to assist you in operating the business opportunity.
Some consumers complain that promises of earnings and support services are grossly overstated.
Very little information given up front about the business. Support services, money, and good placement locations promised, but no specific or written information is given to you prior to your involvement. Before you invest, check the company's reputation. Find out if the Better Business Bureau has any complaints about the business, or if the Attorney General's Office has taken legal action against the company. Also, check with the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office to find out if the company is registered to do business in the state.