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While I have a full-time day job as an RN Health Services Manager, I also am a distributor for an MLM company that I believe in. There's a million MLM companies out there and millions of products to sift through. But I've run into a one-of-a-kind homeopathic, anti-aging transdermal product that is changing people's lives. Even reverting graying hair back to it's original color. I initially was drawn to the product and what it is able to do, but quickly became a distributor when I found that I could get my product at a lower rate. Another drawn was that I was able to get in on the ground floor. There is no market saturation like Mary Kay, Avon, and Amway. You can only get it through a distributor. Full launch is in August 2018. Once people use it, they continue to reorder. I like to compare it to toilet paper. You buy a jumbo package of toilet paper. Once you use it all, you have to buy more. It's not a product that you can decide that you don't ever need to purchase again. This MLM product is similar in that customers purchase it over and over again affording me (and other distributors) a lucrative opportunity. I'm not marketing to you but want you to know that there are MLM companies out there in which you can do quite well. During a 4 month soft launch, people made several hundred thousand dollars and there were even a few millionaires in that short period of time. I'm glad I found it.

Overtonis, have you created an online course for building an ecommerce business? I would very much be interested.

Pfiesty, I would love to get some advice about how you started your DME company.

Hello TEAG.RN: I did take the job and have been employed since June 30, 2014. I mostly have good things to say about this company. While they have very good benefits, the insurance coverage they offer could be better especially since they are an insurance company. I specifically work on a specialty team as a Transitions Case Manager. I am also considered a Service Coordinator but the difference is that on a specialty team, you do not have a caseload. I would be happy to answer specific questions via private email. I don't know if this shows our private email address. If not, my email address is my first name at Hotmail dot com. Good luck!

United Health Group is currently hiring in my area - Texas. I was wondering if anyone who had previously or currently work for them can provide information as to holidays, vacation, sick time, etc. Also what is the going rate of pay for a Case Management like position or what is being referred to as an RN Service Coordinator? Are there any differences in these two positions? This is a work from home position. Any information you can provide would be quite helpful. Thank you all for your input.