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Motor clubs are organizations, either for-profit or non-profit, which motorists (drivers, vehicle owners) can join to enjoy certain benefits provided by the club relating to driving a vehicle. There is typically an annual membership fee to join. A motor club membership identification card, valid for the time period of membership paid, is typically issued to the member.
Typical motor club benefits may include the following:
Use of membership card as bail bond card for minor traffic violations. In the USA this is especially useful for members driving outside their own state, since other state law enforcement agencies commonly do not recognize posting out-of-state driver's licenses as bail bond, but often accept motor club member cards.
Emergency road service upon presentation of membership card. Often there is a nationwide network with agreements with various local towing and other emergency road service providers.
Providing members with maps or other tourist or motoring information in some cases.
In some cases, reward stickers or decals may be provided to the member to place in the window of his/her vehicle, offering a reward to someone locating or reporting a stolen vehicle.
Sometimes certain services related to vehicles such as transferring ownership may be provided to members at a reduced cost.
Some businesses such as motels may provide members of certain motor clubs with discounts upon presentation of their motor club membership cards.
Emergency road service upon presentation of membership card. Often there is a nationwide network with agreements with various local towing and other emergency road service providers.
Providing members with maps or other tourist or motoring information in some cases.
In some cases, reward stickers or decals may be provided to the member to place in the window of his/her vehicle, offering a reward to someone locating or reporting a stolen vehicle.
Sometimes certain services related to vehicles such as transferring ownership may be provided to members at a reduced cost.
Some businesses such as motels may provide members of certain motor clubs with discounts upon presentation of their motor club membership cards.
Motor club Of America
Motor club of America doesn't just have roadside assistance we also have $150,000 in coverage!
Motor Club of America Associate advantages and benefits:
• Free Company Website and Back Office Website
• Toll free 800 #, which can be accessed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year offering benefit assistance to both members and associates
• Support group offering weekly webinars and conference calls—with 24 hour per day availability
• Work from home at your own pace—work flexible hours—work when you want. The effort you put into your business dictates the amount of money you earn.
• Receive your weekly paycheck every Friday by either direct deposit or UPS
• Commission advance
• Earn retirement income
• Leadership/management opportunity
• Motor Club of America /TVC support number (866) 467-2221, marketing tools and support training to help you earn the income you want to earn.
• Toll free 800 #, which can be accessed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year offering benefit assistance to both members and associates
• Support group offering weekly webinars and conference calls—with 24 hour per day availability
• Work from home at your own pace—work flexible hours—work when you want. The effort you put into your business dictates the amount of money you earn.
• Receive your weekly paycheck every Friday by either direct deposit or UPS
• Commission advance
• Earn retirement income
• Leadership/management opportunity
• Motor Club of America /TVC support number (866) 467-2221, marketing tools and support training to help you earn the income you want to earn.
As an associate with Motor Club of America, you are also protected under the Motor Club of America member plan.
Members receive 24 hour a day protection when on the road, WHETHER YOU ARE AT HOME, OUT OF TOWN OR EVEN IN ANOTHER STATE.
Review the complete details and benefits list at: https://www.tvcmatrix.com/MCA_Presentation_Book.pdf
Review the complete details and benefits list at: https://www.tvcmatrix.com/MCA_Presentation_Book.pdf
Motor Club of America Program benefits:
• ERS, “Emergency Road Service” 24-Hour Dispatch – You are provided help when you run out of gas, when you have a flat tire or when your battery dies. You will also receive towing services up to 100 hundred miles (100 miles) from where your car has broken down.
Protection is not limited to your normal vehicle—coverage is also available for your boat, motorcycle, RV, dually truck or even your livestock trailer—all at no additional cost.
• Access to a locksmith when you are locked out of your vehicle.
• Emergency Room Expenditure Protection
(This benefit covers the cost of splints, casts, lab work, x-rays, IVs, transfusions, anesthetics, nursing care, doctor care and facility care.)
Protection is not limited to your normal vehicle—coverage is also available for your boat, motorcycle, RV, dually truck or even your livestock trailer—all at no additional cost.
• Access to a locksmith when you are locked out of your vehicle.
• Emergency Room Expenditure Protection
(This benefit covers the cost of splints, casts, lab work, x-rays, IVs, transfusions, anesthetics, nursing care, doctor care and facility care.)
• Receive a $150.00 daily hospital benefit—up to $54,750
(This benefit is not paid to the facilitating hospital, but is paid directly to you. If your normal auto insurance policy covers your hospital and doctor expenses, you keep this money.)
• Accidental Death Coverage plan
• Accidental Death Benefit plan
• Traffic Court defense disbursement
• Stolen automobile reward
• Stolen farm equipment reward
• Paid legal defense fees—for both moving violations and personal injuries—up to $3,000
• Receive a $500 arrest bond certificate
• Receive up to $25,000 jail bail bond
• Stolen credit card protection
• Receive travel planning and assistance service whether you are traveling for business or for pleasure
• Discounts ranging from 5% to 40% at car rental companies and major hotels
• Discounts from 15% to 60% at major providers of vision, dental and prescription
(This benefit is not paid to the facilitating hospital, but is paid directly to you. If your normal auto insurance policy covers your hospital and doctor expenses, you keep this money.)
• Accidental Death Coverage plan
• Accidental Death Benefit plan
• Traffic Court defense disbursement
• Stolen automobile reward
• Stolen farm equipment reward
• Paid legal defense fees—for both moving violations and personal injuries—up to $3,000
• Receive a $500 arrest bond certificate
• Receive up to $25,000 jail bail bond
• Stolen credit card protection
• Receive travel planning and assistance service whether you are traveling for business or for pleasure
• Discounts ranging from 5% to 40% at car rental companies and major hotels
• Discounts from 15% to 60% at major providers of vision, dental and prescription
*Motor Club of America may offer additional benefits as the program features and benefits are enhanced.
*Benefit coverage options may differ by State*
*Benefit coverage options may differ by State*
Associate Compensation:
Motor Club of America Associates receive $80.00 (EIGHTY DOLLARS) and up for each membership submitted; MCA associates also receive residual monthly income from the members and associates they personally sign up. Sign up just two individuals per day—as either members or associates—and generate a $1,120.00 per week income.
Receive a weekly paper check (delivered by UPS) or have your check direct deposited into your own bank account. You can receive your first paycheck the following Friday after you begin your work at home career with Motor Club of America—if you receive signups before the weekly company deadline, which falls on Saturday at 12 a.m., Central time.
To begin with MCA, all you need to do it pay for your own benefit membership for the first and last month. You are NOT paying to work; you are paying for your benefits. You would not want to receive a haircut from someone who has never cut hair before, would you? You need to have the benefits in order to properly sell the benefits package and understand how good the benefits are. Keep in mind, that when you signup just one other person, you have doubled what you paid to begin! You have nothing to lose!
(Note: Your initial plan payment may be paid by either debit card or credit card (IE- Visa, Master Card, American Express or Discover). Plan payments may also be made with an active checking account; however, there is a delay in the clearing of funds, which will also delay your coverage and the ability to start signing up members. This opportunity is a serious business; I can assure you that this is a wonderful and profitable decision, which will positively affect your financial future.
So Remember:
$80.00 – $90.00 per new member or associate paid registration
Monthly, unlimited residual income from those members you sign up
(Just one {1} member per day equals a weekly income of $560.00—two {2} members per day equals a weekly income of $1,120.00
Weekly paychecks—your payday is either direct deposited on Friday or sent to your home, via UPS on either Monday or Tuesday. What motor club gives you 200% commissions on referrals and has such great benefits!
Monthly, unlimited residual income from those members you sign up
(Just one {1} member per day equals a weekly income of $560.00—two {2} members per day equals a weekly income of $1,120.00
Weekly paychecks—your payday is either direct deposited on Friday or sent to your home, via UPS on either Monday or Tuesday. What motor club gives you 200% commissions on referrals and has such great benefits!
With Motor Club of America making the decision of which Motor Club to choose from is hands down the best choice. Join today! Click here!
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Masters
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The three legends walked to the first tee through a throng of admirers. As ceremonial firsts go, you can't get much better than Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player starting your event.
Emerging from the Augusta National clubhouse to cheers and pats on the back and walking about 50 yards to the first tee, the Big Three got the 77th edition of the Masters underway on a misty, cloudy Thursday.
MASTERS: Tee times, TV schedule
At 7:45 a.m. ET, Palmer, a four-time champion, hit a solid drive down the right side of the fairway, thrusting his fist in celebration. Player, a three-time champion, was next and he, too, found the fairway. Nicklaus, who has won a record six times at Augusta, topped off the perfect fairways-in-regulation with another solid drive.
Masters champion Sandy Lyle, John Peterson and amateur Nathan Smith officially hit the first tee shots at 8 a.m.
On the scene: A steady stream of spectators headed down to Amen Corner to get a prime seating location — an hour at least before any player gets there. Many, however, are making stops on the right side of 10 — to see where Bubba Watson was when he hit his miracle shot last year. The area is getting trampled down – don't know if that will make the shot easier if it comes up again?
The Big Oak Tree between the clubhouse and the first tee — the main hub of Augusta National — was buzzing this morning. Nicklaus was holding court with a few reporters while wife Barbara patiently — once again — waited for the scrum to end. Major champions Lanny Wadkins and Fuzzy Zoeller, the 1979 Masters champion, were chatting with friends. CBS announcer Jim Nantz was given an interview and talking with fans. Green jackets were on the veranda. Television crews were already in full gear. There are a few lulls in the action under the Oak, estimated to be 150 years old, but throughout the day, it's a busy place and basically a happening every day.
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Rehtaeh Parsons, Canada teen, kills herself after rape
It’s been called Canada’s Steubenville.
Rehtaeh Parsons, just 17 years old, was taken off life support Sunday after she’d attempted suicide Thursday by hanging herself in the bathroom. Her story, though, began almost 18 months earlier when she was 15 years old and four boys allegedly raped her at a friend’s house in November 2011.
Rehtaeh Parsons died Sunday, nearly 18 months after an alleged rape by four high school boys. (Facebook)
Like the rape of the West Virginia girl by two high school football players in Steubenville, Ohio, the victimization didn’t stop with the sexual assault.
One young man had snapped a photo of the incident with his phone, and that photo was sent to every student in their school, according to Parsons’s mother Leah Parsons. This is the part I don’t understand: Instead of siding with a teenage girl who’s been violated, some of Parsons’s classmates called her “a slut.”
“Rehtaeh was suddenly shunned by almost everyone she knew,” her mother wrote on theFacebook page she set up in her daughter’s memory. “The harassment was so bad she had to move out of her own community to try to start anew in Halifax.”
Rehtaeh struggled with depression and thoughts of suicide, even checking herself into a psychiatric hospital for several weeks.
After learning of the alleged rape, the family reported it, but too much time had passed for a rape kit. Without that kind of evidence, the case turned into her word against that of the boys, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police concluded there was insufficient evidence for prosecution after a year-long investigation.
Tuesday, Nova Scotia’s Justice Minister Ross Landry said he is now looking into ways to review the case, reversing his earlier position.
The justice system “failed” her daughter, Rehtaeh’s mother wrote on Facebook. She blamed her daughter’s death on three factors: The boys who raped her and then thought it was “fun” to share a photo “to ruin her spirit and reputation;” the “bullying and messaging and harassment that never let up;” and the failure of the justice system to prosecute the case.
Just as social media was used to harass her in life, it has now come — too late to save her — to her defense, with calls for justice.
This isn’t an isolated case. We have Lizzy Seeberg at Notre Dame, we have the West Virginia girl raped by Steubenville football players, and we have the case of my best friend’s daughter, who was raped by three student athletes her sophomore year of high school at a party in a suburb of Kansas City, Mo.
Again, the victimization did not stop with the rape. Stories circulated about that night and she was labeled a slut. Friends dropped her. She wanted to forget it. She did not tell her parents until after a suicide attempt and a bout with anorexia.
Now, nearly five years later, she still struggles.
Her mother believes these cases “are incredibly common,” she told me. “I don’t understand this victimization of the victim and having people turn on her.” She blames a culture that nurtures student athletes, elevating them to a “god-like status” and allowing them anything they want. She also wonders if some of the girls who were so hateful to her daughter will someday look back and realize their behavior was wrong.
And she wonders if her daughter will survive.
Diana Reese is a freelance journalist in Overland Park, Kan. Follow her on Twitter at @dianareese.
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