Direct-sales firms that employ home-based sales reps to sell their merchandise are seeing rising interest as the jobless rate approaches 9%. People are looking for new ways to make money and direct sales are “recession-resistant,” Neil Offen of the Direct Selling Association tells USA TODAY. Click here for more information about direct sales opportunities.

Direct-sales firms that employ home-based sales reps to sell their merchandise are seeing rising interest as the jobless rate approaches 9%. People are looking for new ways to make money and direct sales are “recession-resistant,” Neil Offen of the Direct Selling Association tells USA TODAY. Click here for more information about direct sales opportunities.