The first thing I see on the Nitro Marketing web site is the hard sell, followed by a box to sign up for a list of opportunity seekers. Make sure if you do that it’s a free email box you use to sign up. Make sure it’s an email address you don’t care about since opting in to a list like that is an invitation to unwanted emails most of the time.

Nitro Marketing gets right at it with phrases like “guaranteed to make big-time bucks” and a design style known as the “ransom note”. They also have a multilevel marketing business model, which I’ve never liked and avoid at all costs. I would only recommend someone going into MLM is if they started it. This way everyone in the program is working for you and you don’t have to start at the bottom. The real thing that’s a deal breaker with me is no phone number and a PO box listed as their contact information.

Nitro Marketing may be a home based business, which is ok and perfectly fine for an Internet business, but there’s no excuse for not having a phone number if they are as good as they claim repeatedly on their site. I’m sorry but I won’t do business with anyone I can’t call up and talk to. They may know what they are doing or they could be full of hot air, there’s just no way to tell in my opinion if I can’t call someone at Nitro Marketing and talk to them to see what they really know.