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How To Raise Funds Our sole purpose at FCM is to assist participating organizations, charitable groups and associations in raising funds through the FCM Program, by referring this program further on to other like-minded leaders that serve similar groups.
While several features of our cards make them more attractive than many others now in use, it is the ability for Associate-Cardholders to collect huge rebates (swipe fees) on the card usage of their referred Associates that really make the program the best fund raiser - or income opportunity. Attractive card features are: Initial extended periods with no-interest accruals, no annual fees and competitive interest rates - after expiration of the zero-interest periods. The table in the Fund$ Projection illustrates the income potential of FCM. While it is deemed a fair interpretation of our current pay plan, it is a personal presentation by an Independent Associate, and not an FCM company document. In case of perceived conflicts between materials herein and those on the primary company site, always rely on the company's explanations. The table at Fund$ Projection assumes that:
The ongoing cashflow from FCM can be truly amazing...and can easily become any charitable Group's best source of residual funds to support its commitments. Funds Available Associates or Groups will receive funds from two sources:Phase 1 - Bounty: A one-time $31 fee will be paid for each credit card referred by any Associate on our 10-level teams - spread over 10 levels (as shown in Fund$ Projection ): $10 on level 1 and $2 on all other levels - except level 5, which is $5. Phase 2 - Swipe fees: Phase 2 will begin when 150,000 cards are verified to be in use throughout our company wide system. Then swipe fees (expected rate 0.75% on all card charges) will be paid on charges made to debit and credit card accounts originated through our efforts (again, spread over 10 levels). Enormous amounts of funds can be generated when all members are trained to use their Verified Cards for all monthly living expenses, including many purchases now paid for with cash or check. Please make sure that the full amount of the credit card balance is swiped clean at the end of the month so that interest on the credit card is not accrued. How the Referral process can work? Here are examples of how Associates (individuals or entities - both "nonprofit" and "for profit" - and their team member Associates may be structured to maximize fund raising:2. A Consulting Firm to Homeowner Associations becomes an Associate and then refers the program to each of its Association clients (Level 1); who then refer it to other Homeowner Associations (Level 2); which refer it to their association members that opt to build their own businesses (Level 3); and they make referrals to other individuals unrelated to the association (Levels 4 to 10)... 3. A School Board becomes an Associate and refers it to other School Boards (Level 1); they then refer it to constituent schools (Level 2); which then refer it to various Special Activities boosters, classes for reunions, building programs, etc. (Level 3)); which then refer it to individual supporters that build personal businesses in the commercial arena (Levels 4 - 10)... 4. A local chapter of a national fraternity or sorority becomes an Associate and refers it to other fraternities or sororities (Level 1); they each refer it to chapters throughout the country (Level 2); their members then refer it to other clubs or activities (Level 3) - who then refer it to their members (Level 4)... and those members then build personal businesses by referring it to other people or entities that develop businesses (Levels 5 - 10)... 5. The possible scenarios are virtually endless...
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