samedi 30 novembre 2013

Is The Motor Club Of America Scam Real

By Angela Briggs


There are people who will attest to the Motor Club of America scam as untrue. There are also those who will swear that it is absolutely the biggest scams ever conceived by man. The reports you will see most are from associates of the company that have found a means to earn a living from home and they are all of a positive nature. Consumers will find that the coverage offered by MCA is far reaching and comprehensive but with restrictions.

This company started a roadside assistance organization and has services comparable to AAA and others. The roadside services are much the same but MCA covers much more than vehicular needs. To help finance this there is a monthly premium to be paid rather than a flat yearly rate. The total yearly costs when calculated at the monthly rate are about three times as much on a twelve month schedule.

There have always been rumors that this is just another type of pyramid scheme where no one prospers except the ones at the top. While it is true that the company prospers when their clients are also associates the basic structure is somewhat different in that when one of your clients becomes an associate you will receive a commission as well as over writes from this person so long as the policy continues but you do not get paid for what is sold by that associate or for anyone that they sign up for coverage.

Well versed sales people have a distinct advantage when it comes to selling strangers on the pluses of these policies. A new associate can draw on these sales techniques and use the company's videos as well as the assistance of a sponsor that will help them to become acclimated to the business.

When enrolling you will receive an on line welcome package through your email. It should give you all of the information you need to get started and offers the means to begin earning extra money. In order to continue earning commissions from your new clients it is important that they continue to carry the coverage after the sale. MCA will not accept payment from debit cards because they are not a permanent means of payment such as credit cards or automatic withdrawal from bank accounts.

Customer service seems to be the area that draws the most complaints from consumers. Some respondents give the impression that the consumer is not important to the company. When a claim is called in the operators do not demonstrate the urgency needed to assist the client in the timeliest fashion. Some of the contractors do not appear to feel that MCA clients have priority and will respond late or not at all.

The Better Business Bureau gives this company a rating of A+. This goes against the claims that they have no relationship with the BBB. The most often seen complaints are based in not knowing the terms and restrictions of the policy. These are easily resolved by mediation between the two parties involved.

MCA policies are very inclusive of most issues in your life. They give dental, visual and medical discounts as well as roadside assistance to the policy holders. When involved with the associate program you have opportunity to enhance your income with little effort on your part. The claim that the Motor Club of America scam is real may not be a fact at all.




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