Anybody Involved in Pre-Paid Legal &/ or Pyramids

[Still BLUTANG]

my last employer offered PPL as a "benefit." I declined the coverage and thought it was a little tacky that the service was even available... not because i have anything against PPL but because i used to know some people involved in that product and and i didn't think too highly of them.

I guess who ever sealed the deal to offer PPL to an entire company is doing quite well!

[kddani]

Originally Posted by Still BLUTANG

my last employer offered PPL as a "benefit." I declined the coverage and thought it was a little tacky that the service was even available... not because i have anything against PPL but because i used to know some people involved in that product and and i didn't think too highly of them.

I guess who ever sealed the deal to offer PPL to an entire company is doing quite well!

My dad had that offered to him at a previous job as well. Thankfully I was able to tell him that it was a waste.

The majority of people will only need a lawyer when the make their will or when a loved one dies and the estate has to be probated. It's just not a cost-effective thing to do, or at least it seems.

OOhsoflyDELTA#9, MLM stands for multi-level marketing (also called a pyramid scheme). Amway is a prime example.