One week of pay

After being a member of MCA for a year, I have signed up to be a Independent Sales Associate for the company. 

Now, this is not my first time being a direct sales distributor for a company.

I've done Avon, United First Financial MMA, and Vollara to name a few.  I made a decent amount of money from those companies.  But I didn't find stability in them.  I was already building a solid career in retail, being a step away from a district manager position making $40k year.  But this post is not about my journey.  That's another post.  This post is why I stopped worked the pyramid scheme of my 9-5 job to market Motor Club of America.

Out of all the IBO companies I tried, the footwork was very deep.  Avon not so much.  The problem was every other house in this town had an Avon Rep.  The other companies were either startups or products no one has ever heard of and needed much convincing that it worked.

Plus, the commission was at low percentages.  You also had to purchase inventory to make better sales as well.

I got tired, but knew I wanted and needed to work from home (since 2010.)

I decided to sign up (FREE) as a Sales Associate.  What I liked best was the commission pay out.  It was the biggest of all companies I have been with.  I didn't have to buy their products to market the business even though I was already a member a year prior.  And I didn't have to build a downline to see enough money to have a decent income.  Just promoting the services alone is all I needed to make a stable income.  I actually make more money just selling the services then I  would from team sales.  AND, just like everyone else, I get paid WEEKLY!  Not bi-monthly or per month like my other companies.

Don't get it twisted, being an Independent Sales Associate is a real job.  You do have to work and sell the service.  Hours do need to be put in like any other outside-the-home job.  I take calls, answer emails and assist new members for sign ups.  And you have to get out there in the world to let them know there is an alternative to the popular triple vowel motor club.

This company has allowed me to stay at home, educate my children, spend time with my husband, and soul lotta fun with my family!

Is it a get rich quick scheme?  No.  It's not a scheme, but depending on your efforts and desires, you can make a living sooner than you think.




I'm not the type to post money shots and videos, but it seems to help people understand exactly what it is I'm expressing.

Is this blog post made to gain recruits?  No.  Don't need a downline and not looking for one.  It's not necessary.  But if you are interested in joining, go ahead.  Who am I to keep an opportunity away.  It's your choice.  And if you need help, I don't have a problem helping you find your way.

This post is for anyone out there who has heard about MCA but on the fence of what they should do.  Like my original blog post states, this is me making my expression on this company.  It's not for everyone.  Do what you please from this.

Kdot OUT!

Look what I got in the mail today.  Assured!

So, back in 2014 I decided to join Motor Club of America (MCA) as club member. 

One evening I had a frightening incident while making an errand to get some items to complete my husband's work lunch (dinner, whatever you want to call it!  He worked the overnight shift).  As I was pulling into the parking lot of our local Cumberland Farms, my tiny Lexus made an abrupt stop with a loud noise.  I thought I had hit something but knew nothing was in front of me.  So I tried to back up and that loud noise was there again and my car barely moved.  I get out to see what was happening and my front right tire was completely off the axle!

Just imagine for a moment if I was on the highway!  The danger!  With my kids!

Fortunately, it was just me and not with my child.  Thankfully, I didn't take the highway route to

Main St.

Anywho, the Lex needed to be towed.  I was in one town and my mechanic was in the next town over.  Not too far from each other but enough for me to realize that my current motor club didn't cover the mileage to get there.  That certain motor club has the same special vowel three times.
It frustrated me that even though I paid a premium, I still had to pay extra $$ because it went over 3 miles. 

It's funny that a week later, my brother in law posted a Facebook status about this alternative motor club he had just signed up for.  Of course I looked into and feel for it hard!


This motor club, MCA, offered way more than what I was previously signed up for. 

UNLIMITED 100 mile towing was the major deal for me.  (No more 3 to 4 uses a year for this gal!)
Bail Bonds?!?!  Are you serious?!  Lawyer Fees?!?  Stop!  Just stop.  Where they do that at?

Theses are some of the things that caught my attention.  So I signed up!

Felt safe ever since!  Used them a couple times more after that.  I wish I would have taped my experiences. 

The last experience was when we bought a nicely used Cadillac Escalade from the next state over.  About 60 miles away from our home.  One morning it would not start.  We were still under warranty so it needed to be towed back to the dealer.  Our lovely UNLIMITED 100 MILE TOWING plan came to our home, asked where it needed to go, we signed, and it was off to the dealer 60 MILES away.  NO HASSLE!

Thank The Most High for showing us Motor Club of America.  It has saved us some worry.