BCE made it sound easy. Call on local businesses and they'll fall in love with the concept and pricing. BCE will provide ongoing marketing ideas, strategies, support, etc.
It's easy to find sales reps and when you do, they'll average 2-3 sales per day at an average of 3 boxes per sale.
Every one of these claims are false or exaggerated. Most business owners are satisfied with the inexpensive business cards they currently have. The pricing sounds good compared to the small local printer but stink when compared to the Internet offerings. There is very little ongoing support (it's virtually impossible to talk to someone), and there are few new ideas after training. It's tough to find sales reps and you'd be lucky if good ones averaged 2-3 sales per week at 1-2 boxes each sale.
The only way I can think of making a six-figure income with this concept is to do what they do—offer dealerships for $4,000 to $5,000 as subdealers to you. You keep the dealership fee and make a little on sales. You can get a wholesale print house to sell you 1,000 full color cards for $19.00 and get a local graphics designer to match or beat their $45.00 design fee.
They actually may have a guy in Ohio with 17 sales reps, but they seem unwilling to show you how he did it and how he operates. However, the references they give are all the same and sound like shills.
At training I counted the boxes in production and should have demanded my money back at that time. Find another bizopp. These guys are con artists with a slick system to separate you from your $19,500.
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