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DWP TRUTHS Questionnaire:    (Fill in, check or circle correct answer.)


1.  The entire lifetime cost of a Digital World biz is ________________.  $1,500
$995      $499     $399    $195

2.  You _____do/_________do not have to be a DWP merchant-customer to get paid.

3.  You have to sponsor others as Agents to get paid. True   False

4.  There are monthly and annual fees  for a DWP business.  True   False

5.  A DWP Agent saves merchants money on a bill they have to pay each month.  True   False

6.  A DWP Agent is paid $50 for each new merchant he signs PLUS __________%  of the commissionable processing fee each month for the life of that merchant.  5%  10%  15%   20%

7.  A DWP Agent can also earn income by building a 'book' of business through engaging others as Agents who are  also saving merchants money.

7a.  You can build the biggest merchant base  ___________alone/____________with a team of other Agents. 

8.  A DWP Agent gets his merchant a new state-of-the art terminal for _______________.  $455?   $700?  $800?  FREE!

9.  What percentage of the commissionable processing fee does DWP pay its Agent base each month?  20%?   33%?  45%?   50%?  56%?

10. How big was the US card Processing industry in 2014?  $800 Billion?    $1.6 Trillion?  $3 Trillion?  Over $5 Trillion?

11.  DOESN'T EVERYBODY deserve the courtesy of knowing about Digital World?  Yes!

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 Card Processing, HERE WE COME!!

Job growth muted in September, but not for retail

Kathy Grannis Allen

October 02, 2015

While the overall picture of job growth in September is not as positive as expected, retailers added a much needed bright spot: The retail industry excluding autos, gas and restaurants, added 18,700 jobs in September and 213,700 new jobs since September of 2014.

“Today’s employment release comes as a disappointment for the broad economy, but not necessarily for retail as retailers have generated many new jobs for American households,” said NRF Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz. “We’ve witnessed a very resilient economy thus far this year and retailers continue to gear up for future spending by consumers as we head into the all-important holiday season.”
“Retailers right now are in a wait-and-see mode when it comes to the bigger picture of economic growth, and are cautiously optimistic about continued improvements in consumer spending, which could come directly from improvements in the labor market,” Kleinhenz said.

Monthly Retail Employment

 

Information Seasonally adjusted, data does not include automobiles, gas stations, and restaurants. NRF retail defined.

- See more at: https://nrf.com/news/job-growth-muted-september-not-retail#sthash.hk2VbGJ7.dpuf

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