Big Pink Piggy Bank

Don't you enjoy playing with numbers and watching how they add up?.... especially when they're adding  geometrically instead of arithmetically. Everybody loves compound interest; well, compound effort is waaaay better!

This was a cute little calculator that I found -- it's figuring that each Agent brings $50   in processing fee volume to the company each month. It does not compute separate merchants --  it just says  agents are averaging each $50 worth of processing fees for the company in total. ...which is kind of a simple way to look at it. 

But if you have 100 percent duplication of the five who get five, the  income really heads up!  You can see it's definitely worth talking to people about; watch your Inbox for email today with different tools and ideas.

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What we're emailing prospective Agents (thanks, John!):

FIRST TIME IN HISTORY---

Get paid on Apple Pay, Google Wallet, PLUS!!

WATCH THE SHORT VIDEO HERE & GET YOUR PIGGY BANK STARTED!

Code:  MGLAMMON

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Why EMV Will Lead the Payments Security Transformation

JUN 8, 2015 5:35pm ET  Paymentsource.com

As October’s EMV liability shift quickly approaches, payments industry stakeholders are not just preparing for the considerable transition to chip card usage in the U.S. – they’re also laying the foundation for the future of payments, including mobile and other emerging payment technologies.

But while the chip infrastructure is expected to deliver significant benefits in the card present environment, card networks are also acutely aware of the additional avenues of risk opening up as fraudsters shift their focus to areas such as online spending.
Ellie Smith, who leads the Discover’s Chip Center of Excellence, sits on the EMF Steering Committee and holds a seat on the EMVCo Executive Committee, shares her thoughts on the ongoing U.S. EMV rollout, as well as what’s next in the future of payments security.

 Multi-channel payments and multi-channel security
As different payment channels emerge, brick and mortar merchants must ensure they continue to provide a seamless and secure payment experience – all while staying relevant with their consumers by providing a variety of payment options.
The current focus is on getting chip cards into the hands of consumers and educating merchants on its usage and the benefits of adoption. EMV is a strong pillar in cutting down fraud. While it is the cornerstone in the future of payments security, Smith stresses that the industry must “look beyond card-present transactions to securing all other channels of payments.”

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