Monday, June 15, 2009

The Family Cycle (TFC) Launches Tomorrow

The Family Cycle (TFC) Officially launches tomorrow, June 16, 2009 at 1:00PM EST and the excitement is contagious.

The Family Cycle (TFC) is scheduled to launch tomorrow and the leaders in the company are expecting a huge turn-out with new sign-ups and paid members securing their positions in the matrix.

“We have a bunch of people scheduled to fight for a high position in The Family Cycle within our team. Without sounding arrogant, my wife, Courtney and I are being recognized as the top team within The Family Cycle and it is very important for anyone that joins our team to get in, and get in quick. The spill-over alone will make our team members a lot of money. On top of that, we have a lot of knowledge and experience in internet marketing and network marketing that we share exclusively with our team members.” Randy Neale says.

The Family Cycle (TFC) was created by two really down-to-earth women who wanted The Family Cycle to be a program with purpose. Everyone in the company gets paid and a certain amount of the proceeds generated goes into a fund to help families in crisis.

Randy continues, “The Family Cycle is refreshing to me, because it allows me to make money, but more importantly, I can give some of the profits to help a family that really needs it. It’s nice to focus on something besides myself and give back. The Family Cycle (TFC) is going to be a great program and I’m excited to work with ladies like, Andrea and Elise.”

The Family Cycle (TFC) is going to show each of their members exactly how much money they are going to make in their back office, but in order to get those funds, they have to recruit at least two people.

“Everyone knows at least two people and with this showing in the back office, it is going to motivate everyone to recruit two people. With this happening, everyone is going to benefit.” Courtney says.

For more information on The Family Cycle (TFC) and to join the number one team, please go to www.FamilyCause.com today.

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