Motor Club of America – Scam or Legit Opportunity?

Thinking about joining Motor Club of America thanks to someone who introduced it to you? That’s great but is this really something you should join?

There are so many positive reviews of this company, so I had to add my two cents of this business and its members to show you what they’re all about.

In this Motor Club of America review, I will be showing you what you will be getting yourself involved with and most especially if this is actually a scam or legitimate work from home type of opportunity.

With other multilevel marketing companies like Amway and Melaleuca that offer a wide range of products, do you even think that MCA will be able to compete?

Let’s dig a little deeper into this review and you will be able to make a wiser decision at the end.

For those of you who are in this strictly as a way to make extra money, you can always checkout my #1 recommendation.

Other than that, let’s get right into things.

So What is Motor Club of America All About?

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This is actually a very old business that started as a roadside assistance company way back in 1926 and when something has been around for that long, it is usually a good thing.

Things are great until you throw in some MLM recruiting type activity, that makes the whole business something that might not be worth joining.

The company only started doing business as a multilevel marketing business in 2010, so that explains the crazy promotions you might have seen floating around social media.

Don’t get me wrong, the service and how the company is ran is totally legit and is not a scam. It’s a simple roadside service company, which also offers MLM to help grow the business, as well as help people make money with them.

It’s a win-win situation but a bunch of its members have taken this and totally given the company a bad name.

This however, is not comparable to network marketing companies like the Empower Network, which take network marketing to a whole new level, with their bad boy approach to the business.

Who This Program is For

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These types of businesses target people that are already struggling to make ends meet and are looking for a way to make some extra money. Leave it to the members to make you think you’re going to get rich overnight.

This business targets the very uneducated and is an easy sell being that it only costs $40 to start. I run different businesses and they didn’t start at no 40 bucks, so consider yourself lucky.

Don’t let all they hyp and crazy videos fool you, because that’s what you’ll be doing when you become a member. You’ll be that irritating person on Facebook that talks about how happy they are and how much they’re making, when most of them are at the very bottom of the pyramid.

How it Works

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To get started with Motor Club of America it is going to cost you $40.

After that, it is going to run you $20 every month, which will also get you $5 for every person you refer to MCA.

Talk about a simple comp plan.

If you’ve done any type of multilevel marketing or network marketing business, you will know how programs like this work and you will also know that it is not easy.

There are literally people saying they made thousands in some of these reviews I’ve seen and we all know that is a complete lie.

If you can make thousands in one night you should be a millionaire in no time right? Shaking my head.

Motor Club of America is only for people residing in the U.S and Canada, so you can’t be a member if you are from any other country.

Depending on how well it does, I think they might venture off and make the program available in other countries.

MLM’s Are a Dime a Dozen

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I am actually not a fan of multilevel marketing and yes I have been involved with a couple of these pyramid schemes. Let’s face it, we all want to quit our jobs and make a lot of money and that is what MLM’s are supposed to do right?

It’s not as easy as it sounds and it is actually takes some time to build your business. If you do build a successful MLM business, then it can be very rewarding, but like I said, it will take time.

However, there is a fail rate of over 90% and yes it feeds the people at the top. This is another case of the rich get richer. But…I still would recommend a good, solid multilevel marketing business over any 9-5 job.

Personally, I do online marketing and it doesn’t require you to sign anyone up. It is the same exact business that has allowed me to quit my job and become a full-time stay at home dad. I would recommend this over any MLM any day.

There are literally thousands of multilevel marketing businesses out there and they are all ran the same way. Some are just a little more aggressive than others, but they are all the same.

MCA at a Glance

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Name: Motor Club of America

Owner: William Greene

Website: www.americanmotorcompany.com

Price: $40 to start

Final Verdict: 50/100 

Legit but it’s just like any pyramid style business you’ve seen. Recruiting, recruiting, and recruiting!

Alright, I think the business and its service is actually a decent one to get into.

Roadside service is needed and it is going to be easier to promote, unlike most network marketing businesses that have no product or service attached to it.

If you do decide to be a member, just know that you will be doing the whole recruiting thing and it will require you to work.

You will be taught how to put your links on Facebook on other social media sites, which is very common with these types of businesses nowadays.

It can be ran offline and of course online and your family will either ignore you, or they might find interest in this opportunity.

It is totally up to you.

Is Motor Club of America a Scam?

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I really don’t like MLM’s and how everyone promotes them as the best thing out there but although I do not consider MCA a scam, I wouldn’t recommend it.

There are better ways to make money from home and you have the best tool (the internet) right in front of you. Get trained for some online marketing and you will see how much money can be made without irritating your family and friends.

I hope you found my Motor Club of America review, to be some help to you in your search for a legit work from home business. Please leave a comment below and share this with people you know might benefit from it.

Cheers!

 

– John

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