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US job numbers were just release this morning. Only 96K jobs were added in for the month of August. The US economy needs to create in the ball park of 250K jobs a month to keep on with population growth. Most media outlets were speculating the report to show job creation right around 200K. This is a serious disappointment.

On the bright side of the story the Unemployment rate dropped to 8.1% I am sure a lot of people will play the spin that the economy is going in the right direction and the decrease in the Unemployment rate as an indicator that things are looking up.

Do not be fooled! The main reason the Unemployment rate dropped was because the labor participation rate had decrease by 386K people. That mean 386K people gave up looking for a job. And if you added back in all of the people that have given up looking for a job over the pass few years our Unemployment rate would be near 11%

This is not good new for our economy. We are seeing a recovery but I would call it a flat line recovery at best if we are not getting ready to go the other direction. I pray that this is not the case. Please reply to my blog and let me know what you think about the state of our economy and the direction you think we are going.
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386,000 came out of the labor participation

Whenever a new player comes on the scene with a slightly different vision the naysayer’s chorus begins… Solavei is a Scam!

Is Solavei a Scam? Far from it!

Ignore the uninformed and misinformed because here are some facts that clearly show why this will be a very unique and potentially lucrative business opportunity.

Solavei uses the T-Mobile Network

Solavei operates as an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) through a strategic partnership with T-Mobile USA.

That means that Solavei is a wireless communications services provider that does not own the wireless network it uses to provide services to its customers.

Solavei has a reseller business agreement with a T-Mobile to obtain bulk access to network services at wholesale rates…. Then resell them to you.

Solavei Markets through Customers

Solavei uses a direct marketing – network marketing strategy to advertise and sell its services. This is a very common marketing structure that builds a network of affiliate resellers who operate and advertise independently.

In so doing, Solavei eliminates the hundreds of millions of dollars for advertising typically spent by major retail corporations and the equally costly retail outlet network that is bringing many corporations to their knees.

This money is then paid as commissions and bonuses directly to the network of resellers who work as independent operators while selling within the companies guidelines.

Anyone familiar with the network marketing giants like Shaklee, Amway, Kirby, Mary Kay, Herbalife and others understand how successful a marketing structure like this can be…

Not to mention that some of these companies have used MLM marketing as the basis for their marketing for over 50 years. It has long ago been proven that network marketing is the fastest growth vehicle for any company.

The Solavei Management Team

Solavei has an impressive management team starting with the CEO and Founder Ryan Wuerch who has an extensive background in Telecommunications and business.

If you have any doubts about the legitimacy of this company and the opportunity they offer, take a look at the Solavei Leadership Team surrounding Ryan…

Ryan Wuerch – Founder & CEO

Ryan is a seasoned and proven leader with experience including roles as CEO, chairman, and key visionary. Prior to founding Solavei, Wuerch founded Motricity, a mobile data services company that he grew into a publicly traded enterprise worth over $1 billion, creating significant investment returns for investors. He served as president for Learning 2000, Inc., an education software company, from 1998 to 2001, and as senior vice president of ShapeRite, a nutritional supplement manufacturer, from 1995 to 1998. He was named the 2010 Pacific Northwest and 2005 Carolinas Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Wuerch’s current board positions include the Miss America Organization and the Washington Roundtable, a nonprofit public policy organization composed of Washington State chief executive officers. In addition, he is an ambassador for the Internet Innovation Alliance in Washington D.C.

John Rittenhouse – Chief Operating Officer

Chairman of Cavallino Capital, former COO of Walmart, Louis Vuitton, and Target

Jose Rojas – Head of Operations

Former JPMorgan Chase Payments executive, McKinsey & Co., U.S. Army aviator

Allyn Hebner – Head of Finance

Former chief accounting officer of T-Mobile and CFO of Motricity

Rick White – Head of Legal and Policy

Former U.S. congressman, attorney at Perkins Coie, CEO of Technet

Jim Ryan – Head of Products

Former head of Mobile Data Services of AT&T, Sprint, O2, CSMO at Motricity

Robert A. McFadden – Head of Sales

Former president of Viridian Network

Maria Pinchevsky – Head of Member Experience

Former VP of customer service at T-Mobile

Stan Simpliciano – Head of Mobile Network Services

Former T-Mobile head of MVNO/M2M, Naval aviator

Larry Wallace – Head of Corporate Development

Former VP of Global OEM and OS Services at Motricity

Jason Genthner – Head of Corporate Communications

Former communications executive at Dr Pepper Snapple Group

Jason McKinnis – Head of Marketing and Brand

Former head of brand and marketing communications at Motricity, Infospace

Board of Advisors and Investors

Sue Nokes

SVP of Asurion, former COO and CCO of T-Mobile

Jon Miller

Chief digital officer of News Corp, former chairman and CEO of AOL

David Limp

VP of Amazon, former CSO of Palm and Liberate

Brian Turner

Former CFO of Coinstar (Redbox), RealNetworks, and Bsquare

Roland Van de Meer

Managing director of Fuse Capital, former founder and managing partner of ComVentures

Brian Long

Managing partner of Atlantic Bridge Capital, founder of Parthus Technologies

David Burnett

Managing Member of Bright Rivers Capital, on the board of the Joshua Green Corporation

Eddie Lazarus

Former chief of staff of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), attorney Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld

Solavei Scam or a Great Opportunity?

Along with banking, investing and transportation… telecommunications is one of the most highly regulated industries operating in the U. S. Rest assured that this company’s business model was probed, prodded and examined by our Government.

If your still a skeptic contact the FCC to learn about the massive legal compliance and authorization hurdles a company like this has faced to open it’s doors.

Solavei Scam or a Great Opportunity?

You decide! When you do we are here to help you succeed…

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