Carbon Copy Pro is really a marketing system "wrapped" around a network marketing company. The company, founded by Jay Kubassek, claims to have spent big bucks and 4 years developing the marketing system. The network marketing company that the marketing plan is "wrapped" around, is Wealth Masters International. Wealth Masters International specializes in direct sales. Mike Dillard and Jay Kubassek have teamed up to form a formidable pair in the network marketing arena. You may remember Mike Dillard, the glib author of "Magnetic Sponsoring."

The Product line

The product line at Carbon Copy Pro mostly consists of "How To" financial information products. Examples of some of the titles are, "How To Consolidate Your Debts," or "How To Protect Your Assets." Nothing to really get me too excited. Pretty "run of the mill" stuff. The company features 3 product "lines," M-1 through M-3. They are priced as follows: M-1 1995.00, M-2 8995.00, and the M-3, a whopping 19,995.00! WHO-EEE!

So, What Is The "System?"

For that kind of money, it better be good! The company claims that the marketing system solves the 4 main problems people face when trying to make it in network marketing. Which, according to them are:

1.) Credibility

2.) Running Out Of Funds Before Making A Sale

3.) Closing A Sale

4.) The Marketing

For 100.00 a month, distributors for Carbon Copy Pro receive the services of a call center that closes sales and provides customer service. In addition, the company markets an informational dvd featuring Mike Dillard and Jay Kubassek. The dvd purchase is required of all that apply to become part of Carbon Copy Pro. The dvd goes for 49.95, and helps to sort out the "tire kickers" and put money in the pockets of the distributors.

Show Me The Money!

Distributors receive a hefty chunk up front each time either a M-1, M-2, or an M-3 package is sold. Carbon Copy Pro prides itself on providing distributors with immediate, up front income. These 4 figure commission checks are signifficantly higher than most mlm commission checks. The compensation plan also includes residual overrides, which rewards distributors for training and helping their recruits. Nice touch!

In conclusion, I have checked around and their are many distributors doing quite well with Carbon Copy Pro. My only concern with the company is that the product line is nothing more than an excuse to "pass" money around. In order to avoid being labled a pyramid scheme by the F.T.C., a company must have a product or service that a consumer would buy even if no business opportunity were included. This company passes that test. I must say, though, I cannot remember the last time I spent several thousand dollars on financial information products!