I have been approached many times throughout the years by Friends, Associates and even by random people on internet sites attempting to get me to look at and join Motor Club of America MCA and to be honest I have never even looked at it until now.
Why didn't I look at it?
Because it seemed that everyone who approached me to look at it hyped it up so much and shared how it was going to make me rich quick that I blew it off as a scam. Or worse yet, It seems that everyone promoting MCA was posting pictures of themselves holding a stack of cash and claiming that MCA made them rich!
(More photos surfaced at right about tax return time, Coincidence? I think not!)
Is Motor Club of America a Scam or is it Legit?
That is a very good question and together we shall take a look at the evidence but then also it will be up to each of us to decide if it is Legit or a Scam!
As of this posting I am not nor have I ever been involved with MCA Motor Club of America but that doesn't mean that I am calling is a Scam, It also doesn't mean that I'm calling it Legit either!
The Lady in the YouTube video above says that the reason that She quit MCA was that Her leaders promoted MCA by flashing cash and were coercing Her to “Fake it til You Make It” and that She didn't feel right doing that especially with Family and Friends who could see right thru it. I agree with Her, I also believe that if She had a different Leadership Team that She would still be with MCA and earning much more while having fun doing it. Leadership, Training and Support are such a vital part of any business but even moreso with a Home Based Business as the general public has been brainwashed that they are all bad.
As you can see by this image, MCA is most definitely a Multi-Level Marketing MLM Company, Not saying that is a bad thing but it does open many more questions. One big question is that I have read that this income potential is based on member purchasing only and no selling to others is involved.
There are however different levels offered and in order for a person to become an Independent Representative at MCA you must choose the $19.95 plan with your first payment being $39.90 to cover first and last month's installments then going forward your monthly cost will be $19.95 which will qualify you to sell the services to others.
Detailed descriptions of what are included in each package are to the right, See the Official Motor Club of America website at www.MotorClubOfAmerica.net
MCA was founded by William W. Green and is now ran by the MCA President David Kircher TVC Marketing Associates Inc. owner Virgil Coffee, TVC is now the Parent Company to MCA.
In 2011 MCA started the 3 levels available as well as the “Affiliate” program allowing members to recruit other members and also to sell the services to earn commissions. Membership plans at Motor Club of America also boast many discounts at Hotels, Dental, Vision, Car Rental etc.. Full list of discounts are provided on the MCA site.
The cost of $19.95 for the plan in order to become an Affiliate plus all of the benefits listed doesn't sound half bad at all. My biggest question is how does a person earn $80 per referral if the referred member only pays $39.90?
So as the picture to the left claims, You can get started for $40 and make thousands!
How many thousands would you like to earn? It also says that you can get paid Friday, the compensation plan says that any referrals up to Saturday will be paid the following Friday.
Where is the additional $40 going to come from to pay the referrer when the referred member only pays $39.90?
I must be missing something here!
Do you see what I don't see?
There has to be more to it and I'm just not seeing it, An update will most likely follow on this soon!
One question that I also see asked by many Friends who have had Motor Club of America shared with them is how does it stack up against AAA and other Motor Clubs? I found this comparison chart below and once again I'm not testifying to it's accuracy, I am simply sharing what I have found. I am not currently nor have I ever been a member and may never be a member.
According to the picture to the left AAA doesn't hold a candle to what MCA offers,
Is this true?
Anyone who is reading this post bear in mind that I'm not a member yet and am still researching so I welcome you to comment below with any testimonials. (Good or Bad)
Aso any questions that you would like to be answered in future updates or anything else related to Motor Club of America and if you consider it Legit or if you consider MCA a Scam.
The motive of some business is very clear from the start and it’s best you pay attention to reviews. Not to mention, I’m sure most of the pictures adjusted to the website are pictures of people that have also been posted on other “get rich” schemes, I can’t tell but I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case.
Thank you for sharing this here. For what is worth, you have given good and clear information about everything else here. Though it is never an easy thing to get into something like this america club but then they have made some quite wusluty products that can serve to be evergreen. Good one I have seen here. Thanks
Just like you Tony, I was also approached to join this motor club of America but so many people and I just didn’t give them a chance to say anything about it to me because I felt it was something that I wouldn’t want to join and I didn’t like it when a platform had just too much hype in it. Good to read this though.
Thanks for sharing this interesting and amazing article, different organizations and communities are out there claiming to be helpful and beneficial but some are not. It is nice to read about motor club of America, this is a well composed article and it is very understandable. This is resourceful and it’ll be helpful.
There were two factors that immediately raised red flags for me. One, “get rich quick”, there is no such thing; otherwise we’d all be rich by now. Second, the company being a MLM is just a big no from me. That’s basically wasting all of your money into something that you’re not even sure that’ll work. Not to mention, I’m sure most of the pictures adjusted to the website are pictures of people that have also been posted on other “get rich” schemes, I can’t tell but I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case.
Hmmm,
A scheme where your leaders ask you to fake it until you get like the lady in the video may not be the best. I will not deceive people to sell a product but I will rather build a brand diligently. The cost 19usd is not high but what is the probability of making a living from a scheme like MCA. This is my heart question. I will find out more
Hey Tony, I know you should never judge a book by its cover but im not going to lie, at first glimpse it seemed like this program was 100% a scam LOL im glad you made a review because you’re a very trustworthy figure. It seems like you were neutral towards them so im not taking any chances with this one, Thanks Tony.
For me, I would advice that you put them on your watchlist as a lot of thing about them are too good to be true, and it would definitely take a lot to get something good out of this kind of platform, although I can’t call them scam yet but they are definitely not good.
Hi Tony-Lee; beginners make blind mistakes that seasoned business people will never make. MCA might be working some kind of money magic that fits in well with newbies, whereas experienced people will always be on the lookout for anything that looks shady even if it is only a look!
Any company that can pay out a hundred per cent out of fifty per cent must be a magic machine. I am not sure that magic is real!!!
DorcasW
Motor club of america I had no idea that it was an mlm model. I have heard of it before but I never thought to be affiliated with them in anyway. Good thing to because what kind of company would actually tell their reps to fake it. First that it beyond not ethical,and what other shady things would they be hiding from their customers.
After watching the video and perusing this article, I must say that i am really not encouraged to go through on MCA. It makes me sad that some organizations don’t always comprehend how to improve and make themselves better. This blog post is very informative and I’m able to make a solid decision of not being a part of MCA. Thank you for letting this out.
Motor Club Of America is something I have not encountered so far and it means a lot to me that I can read and find out about it. I see that the woman in the video has her own view of the whole story but that is just one of the experiences and maybe she is right, maybe the company needs to change its way of doing business. It is not easy to find yourself in an environment that does not make you happy and such a business policy is not what suits you. Everyone should think carefully before embarking on various tasks of this type. Great text.
Hi Tony Lee,
Motor Club of America sure sounds likes a scam to me. As you rightly pointed out yourself, where is the additional $40 going to come from to pay the referrer when the referred member only pays $39.90? Of course, it could be through the lower links that u get paid as it happens in an MLM. But that is not clarified suitably.
It does seem a better bet than AAA, but on the whole, it’s dependent on sales and that’s the last thing I want to get into now.
Thanks.
Aparna
The Motor Club of America might make a difference up against AAA, but it has quite the uphill battle to go against a company that has been around for so many decades. Others have tried and not been very successful.
That said, if MCA is not a scam (and I hope it is not, for the sake of those who join) it is still a MLM and as you point out, might have some issues with the money payouts.
Another interesting question is whether these clubs can stand up against the current manufacturers warranties. New cars are more affordable due to longer term financing options and low to no down payments. When they are backed by towing services (and many are) it can make a difference to the motor clubs in that area. Another obstacle for them is that the big box stores like BJ’s and Costco usually have similar offers.
It will be interesting to see how MCA comes out over time. I’m not sure it’s bad or a scam. But I’m not sure it’s a good business at this time, either.
Hello Tony, I enjoy your review!,I’m always happy to come across your articles because they always have a lot of good things to teach and this makes it really interesting to expect from you.It’s nice that you take out time to help others.I’ve enjoyed reading all your articles including this and motor club is a good idea to read about.I really love it.And thank you for warning us about affiliate scams!
Is the moto club of America a nationwide organization? Reading their program, it all seems much nicer to me than it might be.I can not say of this is legit or a scam as I simply don’t know. It’s nice that you take out time to help others.I really love it.
This article was very informative and based on your information, anyone can decide whether to join this organization or not.
Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for the review Tony. As always I appreciate your honesty in saying that you haven’t tried it out yourself, so you rightly say you may be right or wrong in the opinions you have formed.
If the company does say ‘fake it until you make it’ then this is of course questionable marketing to say the least. Some claims about how much you could potentially make does seem too good to be true also.
Nonetheless, it could be that people really have made money from this. It will be interesting to see if any of your readers are members, and what they report back to you.
Here is another example of MLM gone wrong. According to the lady in the video above, in this particular company, you are encouraged to lie about your income. Unless you are up to scamming people, that in itself would be a turn off. As was pointed out, how could a person join for one price and end up getting double almost immediately after. Something must be wrong here. No MGA for me.
Hello,
I enjoy your review! I really think that affiliate marketing should be related to products and services you would willingly recommend to people. No such thing as “Fake til you make it” to earn money! Anyway, I am happy that this girl left MCA she would have been ruined psychologically and perhaps financially. And thank you for warning us about affiliate scams!
Hi Tony, I have never heard about the motor club of Amerika but reading their banners my first thought is: If it sounds too good to be true, it is too good to be true. I can not say of this is Legit or a scam as I simply don’t know.
The poster consists really high promises and it would be interesting to learn of these claims are valid. I cant help you find the right answer but I am interested to know what the answer is if you have to find the answer.
Have a great day.
Jude
I am very concerned about the claims that Motor club AMerica is making to deceive people who genuinely want to make a living. From what the lady in the video said I will personally conclude that MCA is a scam. If flashing out cash to prospective members is considered a business strategy then there is something wrong about the company and its values.
If they encourage you to deceive others, you have also been deceived.
I’m always happy to come across your articles because they always have a lot of good things to teach and this makes it really interesting to expect from you. I’ve enjoyed reading all your articles including this and motor club is a good idea to read about. Thanks for taking time to put this together
Well,it’s not a very common sight to see that there are clubs like this one that eventually run up to the store because the name to me feels to official for everything to run out to become a scam. Unfortunately though, it happens but your review has detailed this with really good dexterity.
When I saw what the monthly subscription cost was I knew that these fees were inflated to pay the hefty commissions to the top people. Mu annual membership to AAA is $110. And that is for my wife and I.
MCA charges $239.40 annually. Yikes! In the grand scheme of things that is not exorbitant. If one joined MCA the only reason would be to participate in their MLM program. And like most MLM programs, the price charged for the product is inflated to pay for those MLM commissions.
I think I’ll pass.
Edwin
Well, any club that request payment is always a bit of questionable to me. I can understand that some companies want to make sure that you are serious and support their management by requesting a down payment, but anything that looks like a pyramid scheme is not for me. I will stay updated on your research.
Hi Tony
With so many individuals flashing money on YouTube, customers quickly think its a scam. I go through numerous answers to counter negative comments. Integrity is something I live by and telling the truth and being legitimate is very essentially. I have the item myself (which I have utilized various times) and I am a relate. I’ve obtained a number of deals but continuing to work out my strategy. MCA includes a competitive advantage, particularly with boundless plans. Most engine clubs offer constrained benefit calls per year. A site’s rank does not legitimize it as the finest. It as it were appears popularity and tall visibility.
Thank you for all you have shared here. Honestly speaking, I found this information a bit too much for me. Though I have seen this a lot more on people’s dresses and all but I never really knew a lot more about it and all. To be honest, this is really good to see and I value it all. Thanks so much here
Hello Tony, I have sen this somewhere and I made my search am I am really pleased with what I have seen here. So, it actually makes a lot of sense to actually be able to achieve the very best that we want without having to do too much. So, this so actually interesting to see and read in.
Really glad to have come across your article ‘Motor Club of America, Legit or Scam?’. After going through the article and reading your honest opinion on the platform I have to say that it does not sound like a great business model and was especially irked by the ‘fake it till you make it’ attitude that was promoted as creates a lot of lies and deceit.
Really worthy to see here and I am really delighted to see this here. I fancy all the information you have shared with us all. Well, to be able to achieve it all in just a few steps following the right order can prove to be very beneficial to us all. Thank yih for the information shared here. This motor club of america actually seems to be offering something quite unique enough
I always get to make sure that I read their all your articles as soon as I get to meet them and it’s been a very good thing for me since I’ve started it because I always have a lot to gain from it. It’s nice that you take out time to help others, it’s not something you see Everytime, I really love it.
Much obliged to you for your survey on The Motor Club of America. “The Fake It Till You Make It” tend be the standard that these MLM individuals depict. This MCA sounds a great deal like the narrative that I viewed about Mary Kay. Having a place with the correct group is likewise another significant factor. You are correct the expenses are not as awful when you contrast it and different organizations. The cash doesn’t generally include like you said. MCA possibly or perhaps not a trick but rather by and by there are simply so numerous warnings so I am going to remain away. Can’t stand by to peruse what you will discover.
The sad truth is that having a great name does not translate to been effective or reliable. there are works to be done to improve confidence and this is lacking in Motor Club of America. I will not advice anyone to engage as there are so many unclear things about this club. thank you very much for this review.
I am skeptical of ALL MLM schemes- I don’t think they have the intrinsic value they claim to have. Also – many people get burned because it’s very difficult to tell the difference between a legit MLM and a legit Ponzi scheme. Frankly, I think anyone participating in MLM has to consider that it’s a rapid cash grab IF it works- and nothing more.
Thank you for your review on The Motor Club of America. “The Fake It Till You Make It” tend be the norm that all of these MLM people portray. This MCA sounds a lot like the documentary that I watched about Mary Kay. Belonging to the right team is also another important factor. You are right the fees are not as bad when you compare it with other companies. The money doesn’t really add up like you said. MCA maybe or maybe not a scam but personally there are just so many red flags so I am going to stay away. Cannot wait to read what you will find out.
After watching the video and reading this article, I must admit that I’m really not encouraged to follow through on MCA. It saddens me that some companies don’t understand how to improve themselves and make themselves better. This article was very informative and I’m able to make the decision of not being a part of MCA thanks to the information provided here. Thank you
Hi Tony,
We have not heard about MCA, and it is obvious since we are not living in USA.
However, we have experienced becoming a member to one of national car association in our country, and we found it very interested and value for the money. We got access to different discounted rate in different accommodation (Nationwide, and also almost in EU countries), we got access to free towing service, and also special price for services car rental, and car product.
Best Regards,
Kalle & Marie
Hi there Tony, going through your article and reading about Motor Club of America was truly an enlightening process and I was to thank you for posting this honest and in-depth review. After watching the video and reading the article I have to say I am greatly discouraged towards Motor Club of America as it seems to not be worth the risk or time
Hi Tony, thanks for sharing this.
I hadn’t heard of MCA until now. But that is not surprising as I live a daily secluded life and much like Groucho Marx I wouldn’t dream of joining a club that would have me as a member. I did have AAA membership for a few years when I was the proud owner of a vintage MGB 2 seater convertible. It seemed like a good idea as I was never 100% sure that some mechanical problems would suddenly manifest when I was a good distance from home.
I’ve seen AAA breakdown vehicles on the highways and other roads from time to time, which seems reassuring if you think about it. I have never seen any breakdown or service vehicle that has MCA painted on it. Maybe they operate like Uber or Lyft for service. Anyway, they have managed to garner an A+ rating with BBB. A number of complaints from members who were unable to get service.
No surprise there. Honestly, I wouldn’t want to pronounce one way of the other. But for myself, if I needed something like this I would sign up again with AAA.
Thanks again and best regards, Andy
Well this is the first time that I will be reading about the motor club of america and their operations and all. So, it actually makes a lot of sense to actually be able to achieve the very best that we want without having to do too much. So, this so actually interesting to see and read in. Thank you for sharing here
This is the first time I’m hearing about MCA. Any organisation that uses devious schemes to recruit people is not worth investing in. It’s too bad that team leaders can taint the image of the company they represent. Thank you for taking time to expose all the sides to MCA, personally I wouldn’t join it as there is always the risk of misinformation and the realisation of such when it’s too late and time has been wasted.
Coming from the UK I haven’t heard of MCA but when I read this I saw a big red flag that made me wonder why people joined. How can business be solvent when it has always to find more money than it is taking in. If someone pays $39.99 how can you receive $80. It just doesn’t work out. Unless there is something I don’t know about.
Hi Tony,
I have never heard of the Motor Club of America. I can honestly say however that I would hesitate to join a program where people promote this get rich quick idea but can’t really show me results, and I have certainly been approached in this manner before.
And yes it was in an MLM company where the person selling the program was completely focussed on selling the get rich quick idea but without showing any visible source of income other than by getting others to join, in fact, he went so far as to tell me not to focus on what the product was and to just focus on the people. needless to say, he couldn’t draw this fish in because I read that as a scam and it’s just a case of those at the top standing on the shoulders of those at the bottom.
I’m wondering what you mean by members selling the services to earn commission.
I wouldn’t give that a second look.
Candy Benn
This is the second time I’m reading about the Motor club of America and it’s a very good and interesting read. I’m not a big fan of this product but it is still interesting that some part of it is nice. I’ve been into more of affiliate marketing lately which is still the best business I can recommend online.
Hello Tony, you have really cleared so many things about this business and I too have been really worried about how authentic they are. If the Motor Club of America was actually legit, their site would actually load. From what I read, MCA is claiming to offer services regarding your vehicle like AAA does. The packages seems too good to be true as well for some reason to me. Cheers
Never heard of this motor club of America you shared here on your website and I cannot even tell if it is a scam or if it is legit but I like how it really works and I hope that maybe someday I too will be able to do so many things with the little that I have here. You did a good review on this motor club and I learnt a whole lot from this post
Very good to see here is the review about this motor club america. Well, I would really say I got rhilled at first at the order of working on a niche like this but I quickly lost interest immediately I got to see that they are more focused in just taking my money and give me an mlm offer. I don’t want my bad experience to repeat itself. So, I’ll pass on this
I agree with you: when someone promotes something holding a bunch of money in their hands I simply skip – I don’t like when people do this kind of things because it looks like they are making false promises. I didn’t know Motor Club of America so I can’t say if it is a scam or not, but in general I don’t really like MLM unless you have a good following and clear all doubts.
Hello Tony, phew, MCA would definitely not be for me, especially after I have seen this video of the lady who had just left them. It’s kind of depressing, I feel very sorry for her (bit relieved that she is free from them now. I hope she will come across your site so you can help her enter a legit, fantastic platform like Wealthy Affiliate! Yes, what I definitely did not like was the flashing of cash and the ‘Fake it till you Make it’ attitude. That’s disgusting to me – lying to close friends and family and anyone else out there! Thanks for tour extremely helpful article, may it serve others to avoid those kinds of disappointments.
When I tried to load the website, it kept giving me an error that the site could not be reached. Red flags are already flying in the air. If the Motor Club of America was actually legit, their site would actually load. From what I read, MCA is claiming to offer services regarding your vehicle like AAA does. The packages seems too good to be true as well for some reason to me.
Hi, this is an interesting read, as I did not know that organizations like these are MLM companies too. I was looking at their services, and the level of support is quite valuable. What makes your insights helpful too is the images about their pricing and membership fees. I really thought these membership organizations are non-profit, and they just offer valuable support to their members. MCA has a .net in their domain name, which could mean that they are not for profit, much more they’re not an MLM organization, so the MLM and earn by referral come as a surprise. I clicked on the website but it can’t be reached, so now it is kind of dubious to me. Their marketing strategy sounds aggressive, hence it may not sound so trustworthy for me. Very helpful info, thank you very much for this. -A
Multilevel companies indeed opens a lot of questions after all the messes done already. Really companies who advertise with people holding big bucks of cash is indeed not realistic and even raises more questions. How many thousands would you like to earn? Are they kidding? How could they fulfill my money expectations in just a week? I rest my case, I think I wouldn’t get into this company.
I would say that it all depends on what we all want as individuals but I personally would not be thrilled to get into anything that has to do with an mlm business not to talk of something as risky as this motor club of america. Everything about them does not just spell right for me and I hate going against my gut feeling. Thanks for your review about them though which has helped to strengthen my view about them
Hi Tony,
You have rightly calculated and it is a mystery as to how one can get paid $40 if the joining member pays only $39.90? That too when the only sales is via members only and no other means is specified. Either this is fake or there are other means via which the company makes money which is not being revealed.
This falls is line with what the woman in the video says – “fake it until you make it”. That reveals that the company is not on strong fundamentals. Leaders speaking such fortifies this even if that might be for that small team.
Definitely, there is no point in losing money or at least your time and hope here. Looking for other avenues is better.
Thanks for sharing the facts over MCA which will help people to decide for themselves.
It’s really sad to see some people try to lure others into a business when they know that its not going to any profit and still they want others in it. Scam sites are going viral today and we are falling victim of these scams they pull. I really feel happy to have come across this good article and thanks for the videos as it has made clarity to everyone who will watch it and learn as well.
Hello there, thank you so much for sharing this informative article with us all. Wow, another MLM company. I personally haven’t heard of Motor club of America. But after reading this review and making some research,I can now say that Motor club of America truly might be scam. Their pattern of work is totally wrong.
This article has been very enlightening and this review is a very good, honest and upfront. the expalanation is really good and kind hearted. i havn’t tried Motor Club of America services and it sure isn’t tempting now.
i really like your website and how informative and nice it is!
thanks you for this amazing article!
Thanks so much for sharing a beautiful, informative article with us. The principal element of this article is the Motor Club of America Review. It’s really amazing that you covered this subject so well in your post. I have learned a lot from reading your post and gained a lot of knowledge about TVC. I like the Motor Club of America’s parent’s companies, of the points mentioned in your article.
I’ve read your article and enjoyed it and I’d like to share it with my friends by posting it in the Facebook community so that everyone knows about your article and gets to know it.
Here we go again. Another MLM company!
There’re so many MLM nowadays oh my God ! … Why can’t people always fall for this type of business model !
I don’t like MLM because you have to constantly try to recruit people, convince them to join and purchase a product, then you’ll earn a commission. I’m honestly tired of this type of business models. Those companies are actually making money off vulnerable people…
Online business to some people is something that’ll fetch you a lot of money quickly which is a wrong notion to have,one major point to keep at heart about online business is that it takes time to build and yield cash depending on how good you are. Motor club of America seems nice but shouldn’t promote the idea of get rich quick, it deceives.
Personally, I have never been a big fan of doing MLM platforms and seeing that this one also takes in on that same model, it just makes me wonder if it’s a great idea to give it a try. I’m happy with the way you have given such detail about this motor club of America. I don’t think I wanna do this one now. All the same good job.
I have seen many people recommend MCA as a legitimate company, and never thought much of it, but having read your review I am really going to take longer to question whether or not it is a scam. Thanks for letting me know with another great and honest review Tony!
I am not a fan of the multi level marketing business plan as it is very difficult to make money without continuously recruiting more people into your team and building a down line. If you are encouraged to fake it till you make it, I will be avoiding them. I also have to wonder where the $80 for each referral will come from if they only pay $40 to join, it just doesn’t stack up.
Hello there! this is an amazing review you have got here. This is actually my first time hearing about the MCA. but I would have immediately signup for it if I hadn’t read your review as the claims are highly intriguing especially the referral bonus. Thank you very much for sharing this with me.
The concept of faking it till you make it is actually interesting to me though I have no knowledge f this platform. However being able to see the fact that this is actually legit considering the numbers of people that have asked you for it. However, I like this and just like you, I will sit back and watch how things unfold with this platform. Thanks you so much for sharing here
I wouldn’t exactly say the otherwise because the platform is simply awesome to be on and I like every bit of information provided about them. Well! This so really great and I really appreciate what you have shared however, the cons you shared about them are quite baffling too which makes everything to be under proper scrutiny before accepting to do anything. Thanks so much for sharing this
It’s interesting that so many people have recommended Motor Club of America MCA to you, as this is the first time that I have heard of it, so thank you for bringing it to my attention 🙂 If it is true that the program encourages you to “Fake it til You Make It”, then I think I’m going to give this one a miss, but I do really thank you for researching this for us.
Thank you for sharing Tony. We have been members of AAA for a number of years, but decided to shop around a bit. Stumbled on your article when looking for reviews for MCA. Will most definitely take your investigations into account when considering who would be the best option for us.
I have also asked myself that question. How does MCA compare to AAA. I know that according to the chart, AAA is left trailing way behind. But that can’t be true. Not at least as they’re trying to present it. I think I have seen a similar chart in the past.
I’ll be looking forward for your update or part 2 of this post.
Hello, the only thing I like about this platform is that members are to sell the services to earn commissions. Membership plans at Motor Club of America also boast many discounts at Hotels, Dental, Vision…thanks for sharing this awesome article I hope it helps a lot of persons out there as it has been of help to me.
It looks like MCA offers some great benefits, especially the emergency towing service and 24 hour emergency road service. The do offer unlimited emergency towing which is an awesome added benefit. Some car insurance companies limit you to the number of tows you can have per year so it’s nice to see a company that will offer this. Thanks for sharing this informative review.
Hey Tony, thanks for sharing. Was looking for a full review of MCA and found this post.
With so many people flashing money on youtube, consumers immediately think its a scam. I go through many rebuttals to counter negative remarks. Integrity is something I live by and telling the truth and being honest is quite simply. Maybe it’s the Army Veteran in me to do just that. I have the product myself (which I have used numerous times) and I am an associate. I’ve acquired a few sales but continuing to work out my strategy. MCA has a competitive advantage, especially with unlimited plans. Most motor clubs offer limited service calls per year. A sites rank does not justify it as the best. It only shows popularity and high visibility.
Awesome Samantha!
Thank you for your testimonial my Friend and it’s wonderful to hear from a fellow Veeran as well.
Stop by anytime my Friend,
Tony
I have had MCA for almost 5 years. Haven’t sold a lot but I have had to use it. I still own it and would not be without it. In my opinion it is the Best Motor Club Service Period. A little pricey but very very good.
Awesome Ben, Thank you so much for commenting on your experience with MCA my Friend. Your longevity with Motor Club of America speaks volumes Ben and I appreciate you sharing with us all.
Tony
All I can say is I am a member of MCA I am not getting rich but I do love the service they provide which to me is much better than AAA because I was a member of AAA before I switched to MCA. I am a locksmith by trade and I make more money being an MCA associate then I did as a locksmith. To earn $500-$800 a week is good money it won’t make you rich but it does make life easier. Being an AMC associate is both fun and rewarding. It does take some effort to earn this kind of money,but it is not hard to do either. It can be done and it’s worth the effort.
Awesome Jerry!
I love that you mention it will take some effort. Far too many “Opportunities” claim that it will make you rich overnight on autopilot and with no effort, All the hard work done for you.
I also see that AAA can’t compare to what MCA offers and would love to learn more. What extra services to you enjoy the most with MCA that AAA doesn’t have Jerry?
$500 – $800 a week would be life changing income to many my Friend and I thank you for sharing Jerry.
Tony
I like the fact that MCA covers up to $1000.00 on miss use of my credit card. Please review my wep site and let me know what you think of it. I would respect your opinion. Itry to sell the service most of all as if I do not make any money unless I make sales. Signing up other associates is ok but I have no control as to what they do or not do. Most of my money I earn from my own efforts. I trust myself and know what kind of money I can make with this company because I control my own efforts.
Wonderful Jerry, Having $1,000 of coverage for misuse of your credit card sounds like a very nice perk. So you earn more from sales of the services and don’t really sign up too many associates? How long have you been with Motor Club of America my friend? what % does MCA pay for selling the services? I will take a look at your website as well Jerry, thank you for sharing.
Tony