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Would
you like to be paid every time someone switches on
the TV, kettle, makes a phone call, sends a text,
cuts the grass, takes a shower, surfs the net?
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Company
Background:
Utility
Warehouse is the public name of a FTSE 250 stockmarket
listed company called Telecom plus PLC.
Telecom
plus PLC is a well established (started in
1999) and highly regarded utility supplier in the
UK with offices in North London. They still only have
around 280,000 customers which is less than 1.5% of
the total potential market so there is plenty of room
for massive growth yet.
The
Product/Service: Household Utilities
The
Utility warehouse provide Gas, Electricity, Telecoms,
Mobile Phones, 0800 numbers, Internet to business
and to consumers. One of the few companies in Europe
(possibly the only company) to offer consumers the
chance to pay all their utilities on a single, fully
itemised bill.
The
other key advantage are the price savings for consumers.
The Utility warehouse offer exceptional value for
money and this has been backed up independently by
nurmerous Which? consumer surveys over the last few
years.
Credibility:
Whilst
most consumers haven't even heard of The Utility Warehouse
(because they don't advertise - they simply reward
customers and distributors for spreading the good
news), it has has major credibility in the form of
a stock market listing. You can see their stock
market listing here.
Press
articles:
The
Utility Warehouse regularly receives very favourable
press articles - mostly because it has such a different
"route to market" compared to all its' competitors.
Here is one example of an article
in The Times.
Earning
Potential: HIGH
This
is a solid business opportunity based on the fact
that the product is so widely used. The customer churn
rate (rate at which customers leave for another supplier)
is incredibly low. The prices are very competitive
and the company is entering another phase of rapid
growth due to it's recent inclusion to the FTSE 250
(the UK's 250 biggest public companies, after the
FTSE100)
You
earn a percentage of every customers bill. It varies
according to how many customers you personally introduce
and how many services they take etc, but typically
you should be looking in the region of £2 -
£4 per month (repeating for lifetime) for a
household consumer and far higher for a business user.
You
can also earn commission based on customers brought
into the company by your existing customer referrals
and customers introduced by other agents you've referred.
This
can provide a very solid and reliable lifetime income
once you've put the hard work and effort into building
your own customer and agent base.
Overall
Rating: EXCELLENT
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