There has been some concerns surrounding the internet since vulnerability has been increased due to ever growing technology. One of the allegations involved mca being a scam. This site addresses it all. http://ceemorrison.com/2014/10/22/mca-scam-correlations-for-the-legally-blind/

1. “MCA” Scam Correlations (For the
Legally Blind)
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concerning the MCA scam allegations”
Meet the Author:
It’s Chaunice, here again.
No, I’m not mentioning any rented Lamborghini’s or anything related to
the hype as what you see in other posts or videos.
(“Hypebeasts we know about ya”)
I’m doing something different: It’s called the truth. I’ll just shoot straightforward with any concerns
surrounding Motor Club of America, totally uncut in its whole entirety with no BS left out. Otherwise, if
this is not what you’re looking for, you have my permission to leave, if you want. If you’re lazy, just
click here to watch the video review.
For my accelerated readers, I’m starting now in..
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I know your mouth is probably just watering right now, and your fingers? Your fingers are aching to just
find the truth..
You’ve got that “druggies” addiction, I once had, searching from page to page, in Google.
Poor Google. Hell, Poor you.
To tell you the truth, the answer you’ve probably came across prior to coming to this website won’t help
you determine what’s best for you.
You’ve already seen the facts, I’m sure. You’ve probably heard them being mentioned to you. But what
keeps you searching?
Because it’s not about you losing a lousy “40 bucks,” it’s about how vulnerable you are to the social
media and it’s correlation to its past scams..
We’ve seen it all, from MoneyPak to Vanilla Reload…(all the reload cards, practically)
Everything is accessible on the internet..
I mean, informational wise…
You, how you’re currently feeling (Facebook Posts), who you’re well connected to via mutual friends, and
God forbid, your credit card information.
It all really depends on how vulnerable you are to the internet. Most, like my mother, are very
vulnerable. My mother wouldn’t be able to determine a scam from something that is not a scam because
she’s not computer savvy like I am.
What do ya’ see when you’re browsing your Facebook newsfeed?
….A cute girl attention seeking for likes? Yes, but no.
….Someone complaining about their household? Yes, but not that either.
….Annoying money pictures being tagged on one of your mutual friends Facebook wall? Yes, you have
it!
Only now, it’s becoming more prevalent each and every time I log on. You wouldn’t help but shout
“scam” because who in the world can make two thousand a week flipping? You’re saying this right? I
agree, to an extent.
Even the scammers know they couldn’t make that much “flipping,” that’s why most would entice you to
hand over your most vulnerable information so they could steal it and not “flip” it. The “flipping” word
just sounds more appealing to you, that’s why it is used broadly.
But how does this “flipping” word correlate to Motor Club of America if Motor Club of America doesn’t
require you to hand over your bank information?
Good question. It doesn’t correlate at all.
But, you’ve got a lot of inexperienced “marketers” using the same language as of what the scammers use
and it confuses the hell out of people who are just as inexperienced as the ones who are promoting it.
This is usually how an inexperienced sale conversation goes:
“You want to flip forty into thousands in just a week?”
“No, I’m good bro. It sounds like a scam”
“Well, it’s not but ok you’re missing out.”
A better approach would be:
“If you had the opportunity to make residual income would you take the time to learn about it…?”
“Sure, what is it?”
“It’s MCA, have you heard of it?”
Then the conversation would eventually proceed into the benefits and how it could help the individual
use the product; BUT No, we have people who are jumping into the company with lack of marketing
skills who are telling people anything. ANYTHING!
And I guess you could call that a “schemer” –selling dreams.
Even though there are marketers who are big on integrity, schemers does exist in Motor Club of America
as well as in any other company.
We also call those janky promoters..
Janky Promoters
How many times have you witnessed those middle-of-the-aisle salesmen at your local mall that have
tried to make their way towards you to get you to buy into one of their products that you were obviously
not interested in?
With me: too many times. (Raise your hand if you feel victimized.)
That’s like with most MCA affiliates, “Hey, would you like to participate in an opportunity that offers
awesome benefits...”
Then you’ll probably curve them like you would do those middle-of-the-aisle salesmen (don’t feel
ashamed, I do it too.)
“Nah bro, I’ll be back later…” and then you’ll probably go buy something more of value with no
intentions of coming back.
That’s the problem: most affiliates don’t provide value, they just provide the opportunity.
Got you feelin’ a lil’ too iffy on the insides.
So you’re now on Google trying to figure out if MCA is about to scam you, or possibly the affiliate who
sold you the opportunity? Tell you the truth, the affiliate is most likely to scam you rather than the
company itself. Why?
Because the company actually has just progressed from a B minus to an solid A within this past year,
despite it not being accredited.
I’ll reiterate, it’s not accredited.
BBB Accreditation? (Better Business Bureau)
According to Better Business Bureau, in order to be accredited, companies would have to seek
accreditation through BBB first. Now, (MCA) Motor Club of America is currently pending accreditation, as
it is required by BBB’s policy, a few months ago when I first wrote this post, it wasn’t.
“…Some businesses are not accredited because they have not sought BBB accreditation.”
As I said before, I don’t think the company would seek accreditation from the Better Business Bureau if
they were to have ulterior motives; although, most affiliates would possess some of those motives.
While, I don’t think the company has ulterior motives, it does have some disadvantages you may not
like:
Disadvantages:
May result in a failure of response, if signed up under the wrong affiliate. (As mentioned in the
complaints section on BBB’s site)
You have to be 18 or older to participate because of taxes. (Also an advantage)
You may experience charge backs “if” someone under you decides to quit less than 17 months. (“If”
they quit, you’re charged $4.62) —I hate this the most, but should this stop you?
You’re agreeing to a reoccurring fee based on the package you selected. (Don’t be surprised if you see,
“Truckers Voice in Court” on your bank statement two months after you joined! Just cancel ahead of
time, if not interested.)
Ulterior motives from non-members and members. (Anyone who’s desperate for a buck, as in any
company.)
Defamation of the company’s name through other reps and their use of marketing. Hate to break it to
you but you’re probably not going to get 2,000 dollars by Friday despite what everyone else has told
you. (It’s possible, but for a beginner with no experience and no self-control—-No!)
Not accredited with BBB (Pending)
It’s not international. (United States, Canada, and Hawaii)
Criticism and Hype: It is rare that someone would participate in a company like this, so you may
receive criticism from your family and friends. Some people aren’t willing to live above mediocrity
means, they’re complacent with jobs and that’s understandable. I still face criticism. ( For hype: see the
“defamation..” bullet)
The founder of MCA, William W. Green, has just died of Alzheimer disease. He was 92. (Click here: to
see his obituary in the New York Times.)
Oh, and the company’s site sucks. Well, it’s basic.
Now, here’s something to drink to, well maybe:
Advantages:
You’re paid every week based on the sales you make while simultaneously earning benefits. It may
take you some time to figure out how to market, unless you have a really great sponsor, but once you
have that down packed you’ll prosper.
You can now receive MCA banners
Relatively cheap: first payment of 40 bucks including the first two months, then it’ll change to the
reoccurring payment of 19.50 every month
Could possibly earn passive/residual income based on the tier of service you select upon registration.
Based on BBB’s grading scale, the company received an overall “A” grade. Few months ago, it was a “-
B”
Team trainings and Facebook group support are provided. Additional training may cost, if your
sponsor charges you.
Self control is needed to perform outstandingly in an opportunity like this: PDF’s and books are
provided to help you.
Relationships and rapports are built for a lifetime, if cards are played right. No one wants to work a
person who tends to be temporary.
Discounts and benefits are provided at known places. No need to go to a specific place just to receive
them, Walmart got ya’. (Click here to see the discounts and benefits more in depth on the Motor Club of
America’s website.)
Let me show you a more ethical way of making at least 640+ weekly in a 30 minute video.
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Pyramid?
I’m not gonna’ be as everyone else and say it isn’t a pyramid structure, because it is, as is everything else
in life..
(I’ll stop with the analogies..soon)
Your job? Your school? Your food?
In order to operate in life, everything and everyone needs to be within a chain (or a process.) Because
everything contains a system— it’s science!
Look at the layers of skin you have, one layer is at the top, one is in the middle, and one is at the
bottom. It’s the way it is.
Example: Being a Nursing Assistant in the field of nursing, which is the lowest of the lowest with hardly,
no pay, no vacations, and no fun; I was at the bottom.
While the person who has attained more knowledge and experience than I, remained at the top.
What must I do? Invest my money and time in order to acquire more. It’s more of what you choose.
Someone will always remain at the bottom and someone will always be at the top. “Alpha and the
Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end”
And primarily, the person at the top will always have more money than the person at the bottom. Some
will get complacent with their spot and never move up, never grow, and remain forever stagnant.
Even Drake started from the bottom but he managed to work his way 0 to 100. Real quick.
It’s all based on you and your paradigm or perception; also, your self control and if you’re deprived of it,
you will not prosper.
And most won’t prosper—if you notice by scrolling up to the Disadvantages section, most fail. (No sugar
coatin’)
And as for the pyramid correlation to MCA, T-mobile is using the same “referring” system. It’s called
“MLM” marketing:
When you break up the acronym, “MLM” marketing, spells out “Multi-Level-Marketing.” Remember, when
I mentioned how everything contains a process or a chain? Just look at the “Level” in Multi-Level-
Marketing.
….It’s level’s to this $#$%
Welp. Just as T-mobile has its customers referring people to its service, Motor Club of America has it’s
affiliates.
I’ll show you what I’m talking about:
If we do a quick Google search, you’ll find that other companies you know of, are following the “MLM”
trend:
I think that’s self explanatory. If not, I elaborated more in this post.
Obligation:
No, you’re not obligated to sell it’s services, you can just receive it’s benefits, if you want. The benefits
are what you’re paying for, keep that in mind. You’re not paying to sell MCA, just as T-mobile customers
are not paying to refer people into its service, to keep their phone on. It’s an opportunity.
Yeah, But Did You Answer My Question:
My answer could be right or wrong. It’s all based on your paradigm. Because you’re a searcher, still
searching for an answer rather it has been given to you or not. You’re still going to search to fulfill that
void in your stomach which isn’t going to be filled until your paradigm is made up.
No one can tell you wrong, or right. Honestly, and I cannot judge you based on what was brought upon
your thought process.
We’re all born into different cultures, different religions, and we each eat different foods, so our way of
thinking is based on our lifestyles and the way we’re raised.
What I’m saying is, a four foot eleven dude can’t see what the six feet tall dude can see over the horizon,
unless he manages to look more closer and walk the distance.
It’s time to take walk in the six feet tall dude’s shoes..
or you can stay short..
It’s your preference. Your paradigm. Your perception.
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