If you are looking for interesting opportunities in terms of network marketing, you'll soon find that opportunities with unique products will catch your eye. With the now-defunct company Janglefish, that was streaming music online. Janglefish was an opportunity that allowed users to download their favorite songs for a low price online, something that many people find attractive and convenient. However, the company did close due to issues with mismanagement of funds and there are many who accused the management of this system with withholding information from the representatives.



Janglefish did quite well for an extended length of time, offering a attractive bonuses and compensation plan for sales and recruitment. This opportunity had a classic network marketing plan set up, and with this in mind, the people who profited from this venture were well connected in terms of family and friends. Moreover, they could easily network out and look for other people with similar interests. There was the possibility of putting their information out there on their blogs and the sites that they frequented, bringing others to this opportunity.

The Janglefish name itself, with its attractive sound and memorable quality, was derived from the word "jangle," which refers to a loud, discordant sound, and "fish" in the sense of to search for. Essentially, this described the process of working with this company as a customer. If you had a song that you were looking for, you could simply log in and try to find it. Everything from the popular songs to the truly obscure ones could be found in the directories, making it a popular choice for people who mostly kept their music on their computers.

The Janglefish opportunity was one that snowballed very quickly. There was a sign-up fee that Music Retailers were required to pay and then they were encouraged to start selling the site to their friends and connections, as well as recruiting other Music Retailers. As can be seen, there was a good deal of interest in this opportunity. Not only were people interested in getting the music themselves, there were several exciting compensation plans that included trips and other big-ticket items.

The main criticism that this company endured before it's collapse was that it continued selling memberships and Retailer sign up fees after they were aware that the company was going to fail. This angered many in the community, both in terms of customers and in terms of Retailers.

If you are interested in the musical setup offered by Janglefish, there are several other similar MLM opportunities out there that can help you get started. Take a look around, an remember that you should check out any opportunity thoroughly.

Anyway before you join this try to find a supportive upline member willing to go the distance with you when you need personal assistance. Make sure they are around when you need a three way call. And make sure they have at least some rudimentary computer skills. If they don't, your business could be in for a long, tough road.