Disciples Cross

Disciples Cross is a work at home opportunity developed by pastor John Raymond. Through this business you will be compensated for assembling the Christian cross and selling it back to the company for a profit.

The way it works is you send in for a starter kit costing $70 which includes an instructional video and enough materials to put together 25 Disciples Crosses. Once you get going you will be ordering supplies separately based on what kind of color crosses you want to make.

With any Christian based business opportunity it's important to be cautious and do your research. It's sad to say that many times scammers use Christianity as a way to conceal the true nature of their business and use it as a tool to gain the public's trust.

After speaking with folks working with Disciples Cross it appears that the company is legitimate but does have some hang ups. Any complaints that I heard had to deal with the buy back program, basically people were getting frustrated that too many of their crosses were failing inspection and they were losing money on shipping and supply fees.

This is a fairly common complaint with all work at home assembly jobs and the reason why many avoid them. If you're careful and follow the instructions closely you can reduce your rejection rate.

The other option is to avoid the buy back program all together and focus on marketing and selling the crosses on your own. This can be done on a local level for instance, at your church, community events, local shops or on a grander scale such as eBay or through your own website.

Thus, I would recommend Disciples Cross to folks that have a marketing strategy outside of the buyback program. That would be the way to get the most out of this work at home opportunity, and ensure success.

I work online with a method where you can make several hundred dollars for a couple hours of work, whenever you have time.

This business is free to join and I won't charge you anything for the information, just let me know where to send you the info, Click Here.

Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

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Customer Reviews for 'Disciples Cross'

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Jeff Martis, Central Illinois	Posted at 1:40pm on Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
A friend of mine signed up for this program against my advice. His package showed up, and everything was there that was supposed to be there, but the quality of the wire you were supplied was a very inferior grade and tended to break all the time. We after two or three days we made 25 crosses while watching movies on TV. I did quality control and checked every xcross to ensure it met standards, We determined that 3 were sub standard so we reassembled them again, and set off all of the crosses into the buyback program. 10 days later we got a pakage bask with 23 crosses that had been determined to be "not of the quality needed in order to qualify for the buy back program". I have done quality control for 15 years in the auto and building trades industry, and I know how to do quality control. I know without a doubt that all the crosses were built to their exacting standards. It is very obvious to me that they do not plan to buy back crosses at all, it is just a scam.
Lisa, Location unknown	Posted at 4:19pm on Wednesday, August 13th, 2008
Can anyone tell me what gauge wire is used for these crosses?
Sheri, Canada	Posted at 4:46pm on Saturday, June 21st, 2008
I am planning on signing up for DC today but I wanted to do some research first. So far most of what I came accross was positive considering I am Canadian and can't take part in the buy back program. But that's ok with me. I intend to sell them myself anyway. Chances are I will probably be the only producer in my province. If there are any other Canadian producers I would love to hear from you. You can email me at: norsequeen1980@yahoo.com
Rob, Indiana	Posted at 9:02am on Sunday, June 15th, 2008
I quit trying for the Disciples Cross 'perfection' and have focused on my own strategies. I now make and market my own cross. My issues were that each cross sent to D.C. had to be near perfect. Well... Jesus did not expect us to be perfect.. so my crosses are not. That marketing strategy alone has generated me several hundred dollars already. I'm willing to bet Jesus was not crucified on a Perfect Cross..... I also use REAL leather for my cords. I'm willing to bet Jesus was not whipped with fake or imitation leather waxed cotton cord.
Becky, location unknown	Posted at 11:32am on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
I brought the starter kit and while waiting did some research on Pastor Raymond's program. Anyone interested can find more info reading back dated info at the Yahoo Diciples Cross group page. Very eye opening. Anyway, these are fun to make for sure and I sell them on my own..I by nails locally and have found excellent wire fro Parawire, also you can buy pre-bent nails at nailswiresandpliers.
Jeanna, Pennsylvania	Posted at 10:09pm on Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
I purchased the starter kit several years ago, and because of my time constraints at the time, I didn't get very involved. My husband and I are both considering giving this a good go, and obviously we have some concerns. It's mentioned several times here that they take time to pay you with the buyback program. How much time? Let's say I send in a total of 400 on the first Monday of this month, when would I recieve my payment? Also, for those who had a hard time meeting the quality control standards, has time helped with this? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Constance, Colorado Springs	Posted at 4:13pm on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
I just purchased the starter kit for $70. I was very excited that it came promptly. the only problem is that I have used up half the nails that come in the kit, trying to make the top of the cross. The bends are difficult because its hard to get them the same without scratching the nail surface. I am afraid to send any crosses for fear of rejection. Has anyone found an easier way to bend the top of the cross?
Pinky, Georgia	Posted at 9:00pm on Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
I bought the 70.00 start up kit. The instructional DVD did not play in my player and barely played in my computer. They sent me another which was no better. I made all 25, sent the best 10 in for the "test unit". All were rejected. I must say they are not easy to make but I have been a crafter all my life so I just knew I could make them. I know my first ones were not good but I thought the ones I sent in were. Now I have to decide if I want to invest even more money to buy more kits to possibly be rejected again. I must say IF you have an outlet to sell them yourself, they are really neat! And to note there are other websites to buy the supplies, which you can do If you are not selling them back to Disciples Cross. I am curious if anyone out there has sent more after being rejected and they were accepted.
Frank, Pennsylvania	Posted at 10:20am on Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
I just purchased the starter kit today. I then decided to search the internet about these cross'. Yeah, a little late. I am now nervous after reading some of the comments. I am very good with my hands doing all kinds of crafts, but here is my problem. Mostly what I am reading is selling them on your own is the best way, however that is not what I had planned. Although I do very much believe in God, I do not go to church or affiliated with many who do. My question is how would I be accepted trying to sell these to stores or elsewhere? Has anyone else ever had this problem? Please email me with any responses at steagles70@yahoo.com. I would appreciate any ideas. Thank you
Natalie, North Carolina	Posted at 12:24pm on Tuesday, February 5th, 2008
I have been in the program for over a year and a half now. They are rather difficult to make and they have rejected all of my crosses that I sent in on the buy-back program, but probably for legitimate reasons. They are hand-made and thus not every one turns out perfectly. I have had good success with very limited marketing on a very local level. Just putting them on consignment at local shops etc, and selling them by word of mouth locally. Even the imperfect ones can be used as great witnessing tools or to pass out to children and adults to read about the things that the materials represent. This has inspired me to possibly give them another try myself! With a little effort they could be very marketable, however, as a distributor you do have to sign an agreement not to directly compete with Pastor John's marketing attempts so I'm not sure about being able to sell many via the internet. You should check into that first!! Thank you!!!!
sue, mass	Posted at 7:41pm on Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
I AM A PRODUCER FOR DISCIPLES CROSS FOR A FEW YRS NOW.I AM VERY SATISFIED WITH THE CUSTOMER SUPPORT, THE SHIPPING TIME FOR YOUR SUPPLY'S IT IS A GREAT BUY BACK PROGRAM. THE ONLY DOWNSIDE TO THIS PROGRAM IS THAT THEY ARE SLOW TO PAY BUT YOU WILL GET PAID !!! THIS IS A HONEST COMPANY .IF YOU FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS CORRECTLY YOUR RETURN YOU BE GREAT .HOPE THIS WILL HELP MANY JOIN DISCIPLE CROSS IF YOU WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFO CROP ME A LINE AT SUEGLORY777@YAHOO.COM JUST PUT SOMETHING ABOUT DISCIPLES CROSS IN THE SUBJECT LINE .SO I DON'T DELETE YOU THANKS AND GOD BLESS
Denise, Location unknown	Posted at 6:55pm on Saturday, December 22nd, 2007
I received my kit in August. I really did not do anything with it until a craft show at our church. Since the craft show, I have made more than the price of the kit selling them to just people at my church. I have not tried to send them back to the company yet. My inventory never seems to be enough to send one entire unit (50 crosses) in. When I think I have made enough, I have more people asking for them. It does take practice to do the bends right. If you decide to try this, just keep practicing...Even the ones that are not perfect are great witness tools. I have not found anyone yet who does not like the design of the necklace. The only problem I find is finding the time to sit down and make them..My 4 kids keep me very busy.
Cathy, Location unknown	Posted at 12:13pm on Tuesday, December 4th, 2007
Thanks for the info. I am trying to decide if this is really worth the $70. I'm sure the buy back program is strict but I think marketing on my own is the best route. Still haven't joined but considering.
DENNIS, Location unknown	Posted at 1:29pm on Monday, December 3rd, 2007
Just to let you know I been doing these cross for three years the only hard part is making the top of the cross they use pliers to bend I made a tool that makes every bend the same. call me at 973-595-9454 ask for Dennis It just takes time to get paid.
Savannah Robinson, Location unknown	Posted at 7:46pm on Thursday, November 15th, 2007
Just want to thank you for your review of this project. I am considering taking on this business and had already decided that the buy back would be one of the drawbacks to success since this is a discretionary process. Thanks again.