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#2 (permalink) Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:35 am Start Your Independent Hosted Voip Solution |
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The Exordium Networks Inc agent program is a way for YOU to earn commissions from selling Exordium Hosted Voice over IP Phone Service.
OUR BASIC PLAN: $200.00/Month - Includes 5 Extensions, 5 Voice Mail Boxes, Voicemail to Email, Unlimited extension based calling. Plan also includes 1 IVR, 1 DID and 1 Fax. Up to 5000 Long Distance minutes per month.
WHAT YOU EARN:
Sell this above account on a minimum 1 year commitment and earn $30.00 / month per account for the life of the account. Sell this above account on a minimum 2 year commitment and earn $40.00 / month per account for the life of the account. Sell this above account on a minimum 3 year commitment and earn $50.00 / month per account for the life of the account. Each account is 5 extensions with 5 VM Boxes)
RAMP UP PERIOD: You will be given a 3 month ramp up period to reach selling 50 accounts / month. The more you sell the more you earn for the life of the account.
Send an email with your resume to "resellers@exordiumhosted.com"
Must be self driven and money motivated.
Call and ask for Ali : 1-972-573-1180 ext 251 |
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Vullygypepago New Member
Joined: 24 Jun 2009 Posts: 1 Location: Fiji
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#3 (permalink) Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:41 am Took |
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| Hanifasmm wrote: |
1. I took her to be his daughter but she was his wife. Does it mean that I mistook her as his daughter? |
No, you mistook her for being his daughter. If you mistook her as his daughter, it means you are his daughter and you mistook him for someone else. If you say, "I mistook her for his daughter," it means that you know his daughter, and you thought his wife was that daughter.
| Hanifasmm wrote: |
2. I took him for a doctor but he was the doctor's assistant. Does it mean that I mistook him as a doctor. |
No, if you mistook him as a doctor, it means you are a doctor and you mistook him for someone else. The correct way to say it is that you mistook him for a doctor. |
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Jamie (K) I'm a Communicator ;-)
Joined: 24 Feb 2006 Posts: 6552 Location: Detroit, Michigan, USA
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