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Steal this business plan now! This business plan has been used to
raise all the money needed to start, run, and make good profits from
operations and the sale of the business three times now over the last
5 years. The minimum investment this business plan has raised on each
occasion has been $100,000. If you would like a copy of this
successful plan immediately send an e-mail with the subject: "I WANT
TO STEAL YOUR BUSINESS PLAN NOW".  to ricknot2@oeonline.com

1. A copy will be e-mailed back to you
 
2. If you have questions I will answer them ( remember I've been
there)

3. If you decide you can use it I'll be happy to help

P.S. Just  to wet your whistle here's the intro:

MARKETLINE, INC.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Long Distance , Cellular, Internet, and Information products  Carrier
Telemarketing

AT&T: MCI: Sprint: WilTel:


Telemarketing is an excellent method of approaching a large segment of
a marketplace in a systematic manner to saturate exposure of a
particular product or service.  To initiate sales in this type of
environment minimal capital requirements are necessary other than the
cost of a sales staff prior to initiating cash flow.  The other factor
critical to successful telemarketing results is the stability of the
product to be sold.  MARKETLINE has assembled a synergistic team of
experienced experts to sell the most stable service backed by the
giants in the communication industry.

MARKETLINE, INC. is a Michigan corporation formed by James R. Kaminsky
and Richard C. Nott for the purpose of marketing long distance service
contracts to the commercial community throughout the United States and
Canada.  Its primary objective is to sell AT&T SDN and DNS long
distance programs and conversions for MCI and Sprint from other
existing carriers, and sell the account conversions to established
aggregators in the industry.  There is a substantial market place for
such efforts; primarily small to medium size business whose long
distance usage (LDU) is in excess of $100.

After the break up of the AT&T monopoly into the regional Baby Bell
companies, the FTC has allowed companies to purchase blocks of long
distance time and receive favorable rate accorded major corporate
users.  These companies, aggregators, market their discounts
throughout the commercial industry.  To combat the huge market share
currently in the hands of AT&T long distance service, MCI and Sprint
have embarked on a most aggressive policy of converting AT&T customers
to their services.  Those subcontractors who have the ability to
provide a telemarketing sales force which is well trained and
supervised can earn substantial fees for each converted account.

More importantly, once an account is converted and verified the sale
to payment time line is short enough to provide substantial cash flow
within two to four weeks.  For those companies positioned with
experience and the ability to assemble effective telemarketers the
result is substantial positive cash flow in a short period of time.
MARKETLINE, INC. is such an enterprise and the following business
proposal is sound, prudent and potentially very profitable.