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tony1018
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#1 · Posted: 14 Feb 2011 16:57
There are several MLM opportunites out there that involved a product or service. Some of these companies are great and have wonderful products or services to offer. about a year ago I was introduced to a company where I didn't have to change my family and friends purchasing habbits but showed them how to save money on a bill that they have to pay anyway and I make a residual income everytime someone on my team pays their Utility Bill. We can pay off our car and our homes but we can never pay off that energy bill. I'm new to this forum and was looking for some input from other as to what you think of this opportunity? 
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#2 · Posted: 15 Feb 2011 20:32
Hello Tony1018, I am new to this forum as well. I live in one of the states that was recently deregulated, and I was also presented with this opportunity. I think it is a great opportunity. Recently I have gotten mailings to attend meetings to explain the benefits of switching. There was even a segment on the new regarding the deregulation, and people are jumping on it.
Like I said great opportunity!
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tony1018
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#3 · Posted: 17 Feb 2011 17:09
Hi Lady Diane,
Thanks for replying to my post, I guess my first post sounded a little like I was trying to sell something but I really wanted to spark up some conversation about my passion.. Where abouts are you from? have you been to a presentation yet? We just opened up in our 5th State with more on the way... I have been dragged to so many product based opportunities but I just knew I had to change peoples purchasing habbits but when I seen this business and what was deregulating I was like WOW.. It is a bill everyone has to pay every month and I get a piece of it... Product training is as easy as it gets... So what biz are you involved with Diane?
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FreeCashMan
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#4 · Posted: 17 Feb 2011 19:59
This can be a simple opportunity for one to attract as customers, it was done with the deregulation of long distance. So such a biz model has worked.
As far as income from customers, that will take a some serious numbers to equal some serious cashflow on a monthly basis. I know of people that were very active with ACN back in the days of long distance deregulation, they had a thousands of customers in their group, but the largest part of their income was not residual but from the start up bonuses.
As long as you know and understand this then you can calculate your income potential, and what it will take to really make good monthly income from the opportunity...in other words how many team members/customers you need to get to "X" amount of residual income and bonus income.
Of course, residual monthly income is what networking home business is about. Bonus money will come and go like the wind.
All the best, and much success.
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tony1018
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#5 · Posted: 18 Feb 2011 16:58
thanks Freecashman,
yeah I know how ya feel I had felt the same way and your right your initial money you make in this business is recruiting but what I have found was it is starting to turn into a residual machine.. Especially the last few months with it being cold and people using Gas to heat their homes has really kick started the residual income. The CMO of the company was a VP with Excel communication that took advantage of deregulation with Long Distance back in the 90's so he has this thing figured out... Being that we just opened our 5th State and only a less than 2% penetration in any state we are in it is such a ground floor opportunity.....
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raquel
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#6 · Posted: 7 Mar 2011 18:25
tony1018
I'm involved in the energy broker business as well. I started my business in December 2010 and was profitable in the first month, and have been every month since so far. I know that's only three months, but, since I've already made my investment back and then some, I feel like I can't lose.
I've earned my profits from my electric customers, NOT by recruiting other energy brokers.
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JanHickling
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#7 · Posted: 15 Mar 2011 19:50
Do you have a list of which states are deregulated?
Jan
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#8 · Posted: 15 Mar 2011 20:28
Hi Jan,
There are 17 states that are deregulated, they're:
Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Oregon, Texas, Arizona, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Michigan, Virginia, New Hampshire and Ohio.
If you have any questions on becoming an Energy Broker feel free to email me.
Thanks,
Jeff
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#9 · Posted: 15 Mar 2011 20:31
Hey All,
I'm trying to explore other options on recruiting new Energy Brokers. Does anyone have any advice? I live in PA.
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tony1018
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#10 · Posted: 18 Mar 2011 12:31
Hi Jeff what company do you broker for?
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tony1018
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#11 · Posted: 18 Mar 2011 12:34
JanHickling
There are a few more states also... Florida Georgia and California... For Residential power there are 33 that are degregulated or in some form of deregulation
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#12 · Posted: 22 Mar 2011 12:14
tony1018
Hey Tony. North Amerian Power, you?
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tony1018
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#13 · Posted: 22 Mar 2011 13:12
Jeff7
I'm an energy consultant with Ambit Energy.... Really have a blast... amazing opportunity with Energy deregulation
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#14 · Posted: 22 Mar 2011 13:40
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Thanks Tony. What are your thoughts on how the market will be over the next few years?
Check out my you tube video if you get a sec - I would like to get an opinion from someone else in the business.
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kailo
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#15 · Posted: 1 Apr 2011 16:11
I have helped many friends in New York save money on gas and electricity. It's a win-win situation when you really do people a favor.
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PDNewYork
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#16 · Posted: 9 Apr 2011 10:21
@tony1018
Just had to chime in about Ambit. I'm also a consultant and must agree, amazing company and opportunity. Looking forward to continued growth with this company. It's one heck of a ride and I'm enjoying it immensely.
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GoogleV
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#17 · Posted: 21 Apr 2011 10:42
Hi,
I was with Ambit when they first came out but I left because there was a monthly fee to pay for my websites which at the time I signed up with, there was no monthly fees until a few months later.. did not like it. I could host my own sites and everything on my server and save the monthly fees but they didn't want that so I left.
My question is, do any of you working for any of these energy companies do NOT pay a monthly fee to be active and make money with them?
I love to be involved in the energy biz as I'm heavily involved in Real Estate in charge of the utilities information for the new homeowners and tenants in my area (which is not participating in any of this deregulation deals yet, I guess) but I network with others Real Estate professionals in the USA
Please let me know if there's such energy opportunity where there's no monthly fees and still earn from your referrals and customer's energy usage? 
Thanks
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PDNewYork
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#18 · Posted: 21 Apr 2011 11:10
@GoogleV- Sorry to hear you were not happy with Ambit. I know paying the $25 a month for the site can be bothersome but when your making a nice check it's not all that much to pay. I will admit when I first started out I was reluctant because I wasn't sure how much I would be making and I viewed the web site as another bill. Fortunately it started paying for itself rather quickly. I don't know about other companies policies as far as websites go. I do know that Ambits savings guarantee and the possibility of earning free energy are our biggest advantage over other companies. This is the biggest draw for my customers as opposed to other companies. For me paying the money for my site is worth it because I find I bring in more customers because of what we offer. It balances out.
Good luck to you in finding another energy company.
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mikelikesmlm
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#19 · Posted: 19 Jun 2011 15:48
GoogleV
I know that North American Power doesn't have a monthly charge IF you have 1 energy customer.They recently changed their comp plan but still a decent opportunity.They also have ZERO signup fees.
I am not a rep for them but have a good networker friend who is who can answer any questions you might have.
The energy business is certainly a very appealing opportunity.It will require lot's of work to build but it is a product everyone uses
Mike
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ThePhoenix
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#20 · Posted: 22 Jun 2011 11:22
My friend is part of Stream Energy, which is funny cause this is the one guy I thought would never be part of network marketing. But it is a valuable service that saves people money, and I completely understand and am down with these kinds of services!
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