Team National- National Companies Scam. What are their Secrets?
Team National Scam? What are their secrets? Read this first before you join. I am not affiliated with this company in any way. This review is to help anyone looking at Team National to find the important facts and make a wise decision.
Normally, when evaluating a company or an opportunity, we look at the products to determine market share, marketability, and generally how easy they are to sell. In this case, there really isn't one product or service we can evaluate since Team National offers a service that allows the member to be able to buy a variety of items at a discount.
I suppose then, the service becomes the product, or membership that allows one to utilize the service. One can buy everything from automobiles to communications. They have 30 different products and services in 12 different industries through a benefits package. They have 30 different products and services in 12 different industries through a benefits package.
In terms of a scam, this isn't it. The product range is more than sufficient and has a wide demographic to sell to. This is a solid service and one that can be marketed effectively.
The leadership appears to be exceptional and well credentialed and experienced. The founder is Richard Loehr and Angela Loehr Chrysler is the President and CEO. Mr. Loehr founded this company in 1996. Anytime a company has been in business this long and has the credentials that Team National has, they are definitely a legitimate business.
The compensation plan is pretty much a standard binary with several bonus packages. It is not as straight forward as I like, but, again, there is money to be made here if anyone wants to work hard and smart. The money is made by selling the membership packages which start at $795 for a two year membership and go up to $2195 for a lifetime membership.
Team National Scam? Not even close. This is a legitimate business that has the longevity, the leadership and the other important elements of a thriving business. I'm a bit disappointed with their web page and the lack of information. It has the appearance of them wanting to hide something, which I'm sure is not the case, but perception is sometimes reality in many people's eyes.
I would recommend this company to anyone wanting to work hard and smart, with one caveat. Anyone who wants to find success in this company or any other MLM opportunity will have to learn some new marketing strategies to take advantage of the huge demographics available on the Internet. Failing in this will mean a good chance at failing totally.
Normally, when evaluating a company or an opportunity, we look at the products to determine market share, marketability, and generally how easy they are to sell. In this case, there really isn't one product or service we can evaluate since Team National offers a service that allows the member to be able to buy a variety of items at a discount.
I suppose then, the service becomes the product, or membership that allows one to utilize the service. One can buy everything from automobiles to communications. They have 30 different products and services in 12 different industries through a benefits package. They have 30 different products and services in 12 different industries through a benefits package.
In terms of a scam, this isn't it. The product range is more than sufficient and has a wide demographic to sell to. This is a solid service and one that can be marketed effectively.
The leadership appears to be exceptional and well credentialed and experienced. The founder is Richard Loehr and Angela Loehr Chrysler is the President and CEO. Mr. Loehr founded this company in 1996. Anytime a company has been in business this long and has the credentials that Team National has, they are definitely a legitimate business.
The compensation plan is pretty much a standard binary with several bonus packages. It is not as straight forward as I like, but, again, there is money to be made here if anyone wants to work hard and smart. The money is made by selling the membership packages which start at $795 for a two year membership and go up to $2195 for a lifetime membership.
Team National Scam? Not even close. This is a legitimate business that has the longevity, the leadership and the other important elements of a thriving business. I'm a bit disappointed with their web page and the lack of information. It has the appearance of them wanting to hide something, which I'm sure is not the case, but perception is sometimes reality in many people's eyes.
I would recommend this company to anyone wanting to work hard and smart, with one caveat. Anyone who wants to find success in this company or any other MLM opportunity will have to learn some new marketing strategies to take advantage of the huge demographics available on the Internet. Failing in this will mean a good chance at failing totally.
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