Most of you are probably wondering how to tell if there is an Abunza scam going on or if Abunza is legit. Sometimes it can be tricky. There are many red flags that will pop up when searching the Internet for a new business opportunity. Where can someone find a legit home business, what are these red flags and how important are they when selecting a business opportunity that is right for you? Here are five red flags to watch out for in this Abunza review.

Every time I start new research on a company I use this checklist.

1. I pay attention to the product and make sure that what they offer is legit and marketable in today's online world.

2. I want to know if the companies comp plan states that you must give up commissions. If this is the case then I place that company pretty low on my list of home business possibilities.

3. I want to know who owns the company and do they run their business ethically, honestly and with integrity?

4. I also pay very close attention to every company as far as how much they pay out to their members, because I have found that there are a couple that pay out much more for the same amount of work.

5. I talk to members of any company to see if they offer great support and continued training.

These are just a few of the hundreds of red flags that might come up while investigating a new business opportunity.

I recently turned my attention onto the new business Abunza, and really wanted to find out if it was a legitimate home business or a scam. Well, I'm here to tell you that I have scoured the Internet for information and I see nothing that points in the direction of scam. All of the things that I have found out about Abunza are, with a few exceptions, mostly positive and it seems as if we are looking at a company that could make folks money if they put in the needed effort.

Given that it is so new, and we have not seen the long-term statistics from the company, I think that what they have to offer is a solid business opportunity that could have potential for the members that are willing to put in the work. They are offering a fair product line, including software, e-books, videos and audios that are all meant to help generate traffic to your website. The unique thing about these products is that they are offered in both English and Spanish. I feel that this is a really good idea that was created by the inventors of this business. There isn't a better way to reach more people than to appeal to more of the population.

Also, Abunza looks to have a good comp plan. They promise that your commissions will start from the first sale, which is a huge step in the right direction from those 2-up programs that take your commissions and run. Instead, Abunza offers the 2-tier program that allows you to earn 100% commission on your own sales and also a $250 commission for every sale that your sponsored member makes. This does not, in any way, take away from the commission that your sponsored member gets, so the idea of a trusted business team relationship is encouraged more and you are never left out in the cold. While this is a very good income earning pay plan, if you do your research, you will find companies that pay more.

Along with this idea of team effort, Abunza offers their own Dream Team of trained professionals that can assist you with closing a sale. What is great is that you don't have to be bi-lingual to be a member because Abunza is providing the dream team, for a fee, that will talk to your prospects for you. It really seems as if all of the details have been worked out with this business and it is just out there, ready for you to take it and succeed. Believe me, Abunza is no scam. Happy hunting!