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Work at Home with AmeriPlan
Thank you for your request a couple of months ago for additional information about working with our home based business.  Ameriplan is the number one Discount Medical and Dental Company in the United States with over 20,000 people working with them and almost 2 million members on the health plans nation wide. 
Almost 20 years ago AmeriPlan decided to get smart!  They saw several other large national companies building huge corporate offices all over the country in every city with a population of over 100,000.  They were out there hiring people to come and work in those offices paying them full time salaries to work 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5 days a week.  What AmeriPlan was able to see was that these companies were losing millions and millions of dollars each and every year to pay people to basically come to work and play solitaire on their computers!  You know we've all done it!  :-)
AmeriPlan decided they were not going to do business this way.   Instead they would have everyone work independently from home and they would use those millions of dollars that they save to help cover the costs associated with people working independently from their home offices.  In turn, this means that we get to work from home, be our own boss, make our own hours, pretty much have our own franchise and someone else foots almost 100% of the bill!
What Could Be Better?
 
$25 Million Dollar Corporate Office
 
 
First Year Average Income:       up to $15,000 or more
Second Year Average Income:   up to $25,000 or more
Third Year Average Income:      up to $40,000 or more
Fourth Year Average Income:    up to $60,000 or more
 
 
(incomes averages are based on 50 weeks per year at 15-25 hours per week)

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