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Andrew is an independent distributor for Wealth Masters International, and an affiliate of Carbon Copy Pro, among many other things such as a Dan Kennedy Certified Independent Business Advisor, a professional speaker, and the chief editor of 'The Home Business Advisor', which is a popular industry newsletter.

Most of his online marketing efforts revolve around the promotion of his Carbon Copy Pro business, and you can find links to his sales page on hundreds of various paid Google searches. Andrew isn't just a good leader, he is actively, personally engaged in marketing and promotion online in a way that expresses integrity, and will continue to prosper his business long term.

I have absolutely NOTHING negative to say about Mr. Cass, and I can tell that he's passionate about what he does.

If you are planning on becoming involved in the CCP business model any time soon - it would be worth considering personally getting involved with Andrew, as he would be an excellent mentor.

So rather than asking if you should join Andrew J. Cass, the real question should be - is Carbon Copy Pro a good opportunity, and more importantly - the right opportunity for you?

Even though I can't give you an answer to that (as it is a personal choice), I can say that there are definitely a lot of individuals earning big money with Wealth Masters International and Carbon Copy Pro. If you're not familiar with Carbon Copy Pro, you can find out some quick information from another article I wrote by Googling:

"Is Carbon Copy Pro Better Than MLM?" When you do the Google search, leave the quotation marks in and it will insure that you find the correct piece of literature. There is A LOT of detail in that article.

As for myself, I don't really like Top Tier direct sales companies like Carbon Copy Pro, even though they're legitimate. Although CCP is a legitimate business model and is both legal and profitable for the right person - there is absolutely no way I would ever pay the money that it costs to be involved in Wealth Masters International UNLESS I was also joining the business. Basically, I see these programs as just being excuses to just 'pass money around', I don't think the products have as much value as the cost when they're detached from a business opportunity.

Now a statement like that could certainly step on the toes of Carbon Copy Pro reps like Andrew J. Cass, however competition and differing opinions and strategies is what make the market what it is today.

Now don't misunderstand - I'm not saying that you should entirely stay away from Carbon Copy Pro and Andrew J. Cass - I just want you to ask yourself this:

"If you weren't looking to earn a bunch of money, can you honestly say that you would pay for the PRODUCT that WMI offers at the current cost?"

If the answer is yes, more power to you. You also need to ask the same question about any MLM that you become involved with - whether it's 'Fancy Juice, LLC', Amway, or any other company - and you need to be prepared for the honest truth.

If you feel that the product doesn't stand on it's own, then you should quit before you ever start. Period. The single biggest reason why people quit opportunities and don't stick with them long term is because they have an internal ethical disconnect caused by marketing something they don't really believe in.

If, however, you feel that CCP is not only a great, worthwhile investment, but you feel that it is providing more value to the marketplace than you get in return - I encourage you to jump on board with Andrew J. Cass and ride it for all it's worth - because YOU are a person who sticks to your values, no matter what the reward. If that's true - then you deserve to prosper no matter what you do.



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