TCM app project Part 2

TASLY COMPENSATION PLAN.

TASLY, just like green life as discussed in part one is a TCM brand that rewards it's sales representative of their brand. Just has green life has Danshien pill, TASLY also has theirs as cadiotonic pill. TASLY compensate it's sales representative using two major plan. Stair-step and Binary.
Well it is majorly binary but if you don't get referral you remain in level one which they called independent distributor and your business volume (BV) grows like stair-step. So you start growing when you complete your two referral then you move to level 2. As an independent distributor you get 15% discount from your product sells. I am trying not to quote numbers. As you climb to the next level, you get a different discount and you get certain percentage from your down-line sales.

TCM app project help you grow faster without any startup capital or referral. As stated in part one, if you do referral for yourself, you grow faster. But without referrals, we compensate ourself by placing you to grow to a minimum of level 2 within 3 month. All you need to do is go to google play store, download TCM app on this link TCM. Then you go out as an independent distributor with the app to sell. When you reach the BV of your starter pack. You are given your starter kit. Then in two month you would get to your level 2 and the sky's is your limit.

Success is a mindset and it begins with a simple decision. Appointment with destiny is personal. Your friends would always remember you if you are successful. Just start by downloading TCM now. Download HERE

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