The firm I represent is currently offering one of the best new job opportunities for salesmen who have existing business to business sales experience.   This firm is a recognized national leader in their industry and offers a unique and aggressive compensation plan that allows successful sales people to build a long-term rewarding career.

This is an excellent business that you do not have to invest personal funds, and can earn as much as $35-50k the first year.  Then, with residual income from earlier accounts and your new accounts every year, you could earn as much as $100k or more the second year, eventually as much as $200-250k during years 2-5. Earnings above that fall in a manager's category.

 This is a straight commission business. You normally get paid 40% of the profits from each account. In addition, there is an advance payment plan which you may use from time to time if you need some money right away.

You could get paid as much as $75-750 for each new account, then you will receive 20% of the profits thereafter instead of the normal 40%. Consequently, you would not want to have too many advance payment accounts.

Once you begin to earn $3k or more, these accounts become vested and you will be paid for as long as the accounts stay with the firm. This firm very rarely loses accounts so you could be paid for many, many years. For example, if one is earning at the rate of $100k a year and decides to move or leave, he would continue to earn the same $100k a year or close to it for many years as the company rarely loses accounts. In fact, this is one of the major selling points which make it easy to get merchants to transfer their accounts to Nationwide.

All merchants use credit card processing companies. Most credit card companies are cutting back on their customer care departments to save money.  With that in mind, merchants are disgruntled with their current credit card processing companies.  For that reason they are willing to switch to Nationwide as Nationwide does not cut back on its customer care services. Hence they rarely lose accounts.