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AL Unser, Jr. Announces Endorsement of Force Fuel & Engine Conditioner

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:38:23 +0000

Press Release

AL Unser, Jr. Announces Endorsement of Force Fuel & Engine Conditioner

Two-time Indy 500 Champion and Three-time IndyCar Series Race Winner to Serve as Force Fuel & Engine Conditioner’s Endorser

Miami, FL – April 9, 2009 – Racing fans who are heading out to the Indy tracks this year may notice something a little different in the air. That certain something will be less pollution and fewer emissions thanks to a new eco-friendly fuel and engine conditioner called Force. Recently, For Earth, the manufacturer of this conditioning agent, named Al Unser, Jr. as its official Force spokesperson. As a two-time Indy 500 champion and three-time IndyCar Series winner, Unser knows firsthand the impact fuel conservation can have on the racetrack. Hence, endorsing this product was a no-brainer for him. Fuel efficiency, however, isn’t the only reason Unser endorses Force. Its money-, time- and air-saving benefits are also big draws for this racing pro.

A leading eco-friendly fuel and engine conditioner, Force not only saves users money and time, but it also conserves the planet’s air quality. Given that more than a quarter billion registered vehicles hit the U.S. highways each year, that conservation is a considerable one. Indeed, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports, “About 129 million tons of pollution are emitted into the atmosphere each year in the United States. These emissions mostly contribute to the formation of ozone and particles, the deposition of acids, and visibility impairment.”

So how exactly does Force Fuel & Engine Conditioner help Americans breathe easier? The answer lies in its unique formulation. It cleans and lubricates the internal parts of the engine without the use of the petroleum-derived products that are commonly found in fuel additives. As a result, it helps the engine to burn fuel more efficiently, thereby reducing overall emissions.

New to the market, Force manages to efficiently improve air quality while increasing the money its users can keep in their pockets. Even an Indy 500 Champion like Al Unser, Jr. knows all too well the dire effects an inefficient engine can wreak on the wallet. Force For Earth Fuel and Engine Conditioner helps Unser on the racetrack and on the open road. More specifically, the conditioner lubricates the walls of the vehicle’s combustion chamber to help prevent long-term damage, thus increasing the life of both his Indy-sponsored racecar and his personal vehicle.

“The Indy Racing League has converted to using only ethanol fuel which cuts poisonous exhaust emissions and is just better for the environment. The Firestone Indy Lights, in addition to using ethanol fuel, is taking one more step towards saving our environment with the use of Force For Earth. Because Force For Earth significantly reduces emissions as well as the carbon footprint, using it will help generations to come enjoy a better planet. And you don’t need to be a professional race car driver to make that kind of a lasting impact. I think every automobile in the world should use the product,” explains Al Unser, Jr. of his endorsement.

Racing enthusiasts and everyday car drivers who would like more information on how to clean up the air while keeping money in their pockets can visit Force For Earth online at http://www.FullForceForEarth.com

Put Your Money Where Your Wallet Is

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:27:46 +0000

For Earth Introduces Force – The Eco-friendly Fuel Conditioner That Cuts Gas Costs.

For Earth, a health and wellness product manufacturer, announced in April, 2009, the launch of Force. An eco-friendly fuel conditioner, Force helps the nation’s quarter billion and counting registered vehicle owners keep more cash in their pockets. That’s because the conditioning agent is not only earth friendly, but it can also increase gas mileage by up to 20 percent, thereby saving drivers significant money at the pump.

Force’s unique chemistry consists of a combination of nontoxic esters that use only elements of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. As a result, the engine conditioner maximizes the performance of a vehicle’s fuel system. In addition, its formulation contains no petrochemicals or metals. Therefore, Force conditioning agent burns 99 percent clean, thereby reducing overall fuel emissions. This performance enhancement and emissions reduction can not only help keep travelers’ wallets fuller year round, but it can do so whether they’re traveling by car, truck, boat, bus or even motorcycle.

Mickey N., a Force user from Connecticut, puts these money-saving benefits into perspective with some concrete numbers.

“Several months ago I began using Force in my 1998 Mercedes 320. The car has always run well and had almost 190,000 miles on the odometer. When I first used the product, within three fill-ups my mileage had improved from 23 mpg to 26+. More importantly, there was a noticeable increase in performance. Now, several months later, I am still pleased with the consistent fuel economy and performance. Obviously, I am also pleased by the research suggesting lower exhaust emissions.”

Although energy experts forecast that gas prices will stay below $3 per gallon this summer, gas prices are on the rise once again. As of March 31, 2009, Americans were paying an average of $2.15 per gallon, with that figure expected to climb even higher to a peak in July. Still reeling from the record of $4.11 per gallon they witnessed last July, consumers are still keeping a watchful eye on how gas prices will correspond with their wallets.

Although rising prices at the pump might not impact his wallet as acutely as they do the average American’s, two-time Indy 500 Champion and three-time IndyCar Series race winner Al Unser, Jr. lauds Force For Earth nevertheless for is environmental friendliness. “I think every automobile in the world should use the product since it significantly reduces emissions as well as the carbon footprint. Using Force For Earth will help generations to come enjoy a better planet.”

For more information about For Earth’s Force Fuel and Engine Conditioner, please visit http://www.FullForceForEarth.com

Interested media may arrange a meeting with company management by calling (772) 633-8337.

Force™ For Earth Distributorships Now Available at http://www.FullForceForEarth.com

Force™ For Earth Distributorships Now Available

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:13:44 +0000

Force For Earth is the fuel & engine conditioner that is receiving a lot of attention these days. It has been used for decades by large vehicle fleet owners (think 55 gallon drums) but is now available to the consumer in a nifty 32 oz. bottle that you can measure out the right amount and pour it in your gas tank and engine oil.

Distributorships are available in this ground floor business for a very reasonable investment. $ 50 membership fee and $10 for your internet account (Your own full fledge website for $ 10 a month is pretty cool.) You will receive 2 bottles per month for around $70 for your use and to give out to friends, family and colleagues to help spread the word and build your business. You can drop out at anytime as there is no contract. You can spend more if you want to have some product to pass out, that is up to you.

I would be glad to give you a bottle of this fuel & engine conditioner for free to test for yourself. It sells itself as I’ve described below and it could be a very lucrative business opportunity with residual income. Catch the wave!

To really kick start your new business, follow these instructions like I did.

Purchase a case of 12 bottles for $ 395 + tax & shipping.
With $50 membership fee & $10 web fee, total investment is only around $ 500.
This gives you rank of DIRECTOR; You are now eligible for commissions & bonuses.
You receive $ 75 commission for EACH person enlisted under the $ 500 Director plan.
You receive a $ 400 bonus after enrolling 6 people.
That’s $ 850 back to you on an investment of $ 500. ($75 x 6 enrollees + $ 400).
Now you’re off and running, accumulating points for product sold leading to more bonuses. You receive income from sales of all enrollees below you also.

Yes, this is a Multi Level Marketing (MLM) business, kinda like Monive or Avon, except this business offers a superior product which benefits consumers and saves you gas money instead of trying to convince someone to buy something they don’t need. But if you could turn back the clock and join one of those groups in the beginning you would be making millions right now.

If interested, call me at 502-396-9624 and I can give you more information, if not, that’s fine.

If in a hurry to sign up (someone did) here is the place to go. You don’t have to call -
http://www.FullForceForEarth.com Just enter RonGriffin1 under Sponsor.
See a short 12 minute video at this link which explains everything.

http://www.forprofitnetwork.com/images/ethosbig.wmv

When gas was $2.00 per gallon, many customers were seeing gas savings on average of $80.00 per bottle. When gas rises to $3.00 per gallon this summer, the savings will only increase.

Here’s the savings for my Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Use 2 oz. per tank fill-up. (1 oz. per 10 gallons; Most of us have a 20 gallon tank.)
A 32 oz. bottle gives you enough product for 16 fill-ups.
My fill-ups cost around $ 50. (19 gallon tank times $ 2.70 per gallon)
I’m getting 15% savings like most users; some get up to 20%, but I’m conservative.
15% savings = $ 7.50 saved for each fill-up.
$ 7.50 savings x 16 fill-ups = $ 120 in savings per bottle of FORCE.
At $ 35 cost per bottle, that is a serious saving in your wallet.

Imagine the savings when gas goes back up to $4.00 a gallon, as we know it will.

Thank you for your time. ForceGuy

Force™ For Earth Fuel & Engine Conditioner – Distributorships Q & A

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:53:37 +0000

FORCE * For Earth Distributorships Now AvailableThere has been some confusion about how to get in on this new Ground Floor network distribution business.

Just go to www.FullForceForEarth.com and enroll as a Director Distributor ($ 50 investment + $ 10 monthly website fee + $ 395 for an initial order of twelve (12) – 32 ounce bottles. If you sign-up for the monthly AutoShip, you are eligible for some very nice bonuses and comission checks on a weekly basis.

Just enter RonGriffin1 under Sponsor.

Don’t miss out on this Next Biggest Internet Business that is going to start sweeping the country after the official Business Launch on July 18.

Race Car Drivers More Efficiently Putting the Pedal to the Metal

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:48:56 +0000

When Firestone Indy Lights Racing Series kicked off on April 4, 2009 in St. Petersburg, Fla., racing fans noticed something a little different in the air. That something was less pollution and fewer emissions thanks to a new series sponsor. FORCE * For Earth has signed on as the official fuel re-formulator of the official developmental series of the IndyCar Series. A recently launched eco-friendly fuel and engine conditioner, FORCE * For Earth aims to benefit drivers and fans alike. Customers have reported a gas mileage increase by up to 20 percent and studies have shown that it reduces emissions by 30 percent or more.

In racing, every drop of fuel counts, no driver can afford a fuel-inefficient engine. But the same can be said about your street car. That’s where FORCE * For Earth * Fuel and Engine Conditioner steps in. First and foremost, the product helps auto racers and average individuals alike save money at the gas pump by increasing fuel efficiency. The engine lubricant doesn’t stop there, however. It also helps reduce the amount of toxic emissions that are released by a vehicle, thereby reducing air pollution. Indeed, the product decreases harmful emissions by 30 percent or more.

In addition, because it lubricates the walls of the vehicle’s combustion chamber, FORCE * For Earth helps to prevent engine damage, thereby increasing the longevity of the vehicle. That means drivers of race cars and street car can rest easier in knowing their automobiles will make it all the way to the checkered flag.

To celebrate the fact that each car in the Firestone Indy Lights Series will use its engine conditioning product, For Earth will present a $1,000 check to one of the series’ drivers each competition week. This award, the For Earth Hard Charger, gives a check to the driver that makes up the most ground in that race.

Two-time Indy 500 Champion and three-time IndyCar Series race winner Al Unser, Jr., speaks highly of For Earth’s addition to the Indy Racing League’s sponsorship roster. “You don’t need to be a professional race car driver to benefit from Force * For Earth. I think every automobile in the world should use the product since it significantly reduces emissions as well as the carbon footprint. Using Force For Earth will help generations to come enjoy a better planet.”

Race car drivers and fans who would like to rev up their engines without damaging the environment, keep more gas money in their pocket can learn more about Force For Earth online at http://www.FullForceForEarth.com

Interested media may arrange a meeting with company management by calling (772) 633-8337

Purchase FORCE or become a distributor at www.FullForceForEarth.com , just enter RonGriffin1 under Sponsor or email Ron.Griffin@InsightBB.com for more info.

Thanks for reading. ForceGuy

Tips To Save Money at the Gas Pump!

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:38:50 +0000

Filling up is a fact of every driver’s life, but for some drivers it is a necessary evil. If you are one of those people who gulps every time you have to fill up your vehicle, there’s good news: there are some simple things you can do to improve your fuel economy no matter what type of vehicle you drive.

Monitoring your average fuel economy regularly is a good idea, too. (Some vehicles have a handy computer that computes this for you.) If you notice a significant change, then something has changed with your vehicle.

Here are 10 things you can do today to get better gas mileage right away. And always remember to add Force For Earth Fuel Conditioner to your tank at every fill up!

Follow the Recommended Maintenance
A vehicle that is well maintained means it will operate with greater efficiency. This not only improves your overall vehicle performance, but it will improve your fuel economy as well. Fouled spark plugs or a clogged fuel filter will affect your fuel economy. Proper maintenance also means using the right octane gas and the recommended grade of motor oil. Using the recommended types for your vehicle will give you optimum fuel economy — and can save you money as well. Check your owner’s manual for your vehicle’s recommendations and have maintenance performed regularly by a dealer or reputable mechanic.

Keep Your Tires Properly Inflated
Underinflated tires require more energy to roll, which translates into more frequent fill-ups. You can improve your fuel economy by about 3.3 percent if you keep your tires inflated properly, according to the DOE. The psi number noted on the sidewall of your tires is the maximum pressure of the tire and is not the proper inflation level for your car. Your vehicle manufacturer will list the recommended tire pressure in your owner’s manual or a sticker on the doorjamb of the driver-side door. Buy a tire-pressure gauge and check your tires monthly, adding air as necessary.

Take a Load Off
Heavier vehicles require more energy to move, so carrying around excess weight will also affect your mileage. Empty out your trunk (or even your backseat) of unnecessary items. An extra 100 pounds in the trunk will reduce your fuel economy by 1 to 2 percent in the typical vehicle. If you have a roof rack or roof carrier, install it on your vehicle only when absolutely necessary. Not only does the carrier add extra weight, but it also increases the aerodynamic drag on the vehicle, which further contributes to a loss of fuel economy.

Don’t Drive Aggressively
We’re not talking road rage here, but the type of driving many people do when they are in a rush. Mashing the accelerator pedal from a stoplight, braking hard and speeding all contribute to a decrease in fuel economy. Give yourself extra time to get to your destination and think “steady and smooth” as you drive. On surface streets, driving at the speed limit will give you mostly green lights, which improves your gas mileage as well as reduces the wear on your brakes. On the highway, the DOE says that every 5 mph you drive over 65 mph represents a 7-percent decrease in fuel economy.

Use the Highest Gear Possible
Cars are designed to start in the lowest gear possible because that’s where they have the most power, but that power translates to an increase in fuel consumption. To improve your fuel economy, drive in the highest gear possible when you are cruising at a steady speed, such as on the highway. If your vehicle has an automatic transmission with a “sport” mode, it’s most likely that this is a computer program designed to shift later (and therefore keep you in a lower gear longer). While this gives you greater performance, driving in “sport” mode will also decrease your fuel economy.

Use Cruise Control — Selectively
Using cruise control can improve your gas mileage by helping you maintain a steady speed, but only if you are driving on mostly flat roads. If you are driving in hilly terrain, using cruise control typically causes your vehicle to speed up faster (to maintain the preset speed) than it would if you were operating the accelerator yourself. Before you push that cruise control button, think about the terrain ahead.

Think Clean
Keeping your car washed and waxed improves aerodynamics and therefore affects fuel economy. Engineer Tom Wagner, Jr. reported to Stretcher.com (as in stretching your dollars) a 7-percent improvement in fuel economy, from 15 to 16 mpg, during a 1,600-mile road trip.

Avoid Excessive Idling
When a car is idling, it is using fuel, yet not going anywhere. This translates to 0 mpg. When you leave your car running while you are waiting in line at the drive-thru, or as you wait outside your kids’ school, you are wasting fuel. It is more efficient to turn the engine off while you wait and then restart the car. If that’s not practical (like in the line at McDonald’s), then park the car and go inside instead.

Think Before You Vent(ilate)
Running your air conditioner does cause your vehicle to consume more fuel, but driving with your windows rolled down can be even worse due to the increase of drag on the vehicle. If you are driving slowly, such as around town or in city traffic, then you are better off leaving your windows open, if at all possible. For highway driving, roll up the windows and turn the air conditioning on.

Combine Your Errands
A little planning can make a big difference in fuel economy. When your engine is cold, it uses more fuel than when it is warm. Combining errands can improve your gas mileage because your engine will be warm for more of the trip. It might also mean you travel less total miles. According to the DOE, several short trips all begun with a cold start can use twice as much fuel as a single, longer trip that covers the same distance.

Click here to purchase your 32 oz bottle of Force For Earth Fuel and Engine Conditioner and start saving up to 25% today!

Or become a Direct Distributor, make money and help others Go GREEN.

www.FullForceForEarth.com

Choosing the Right Network Marketing Product & Business

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:36:10 +0000

This really is the big question isn’t it? There are hundreds and thousands of MLM companies all over the world that sell everything from wonder mushrooms to water coolers. So which one should you join?

Well, its interesting to know that 97% of people in this industry actually spend more money than they make. This is normally attributed to the lack of persistence and hard work and sometimes because of the company they have decided to market. People also tend to do little or no research when they join a new company. They simply like the product and trust their sponsor and it’s a done deal!

Do your research! It’s so important. You don’t want to be marketing a company for 10 months then realize that you can only sell their products to one group of people. Or realize that their compensation plan is so old school that you need 5000 people under you before you see a decent sized pay check. So what should you be looking for in an MLM company?

Well, the first thing is that the company should be selling unique products. Something that you cannot easily replicate and that can be marketed to the masses. It should also be something you can consume over and over or upgrade to different levels. This ensures repeat business.

The second thing is company stability. There’s no point joining a company who is brand new when you don’t know whether it will be around in 2 years. Just imagine building a massive team over 2 years only to have the company close down. There will be a lot of very unhappy network marketers!

The third thing to look for is a MLM company with a good marketing system. Most companies in this business have pretty bad marketing. So it’s important to check this aspect out. Otherwise your future may be in the hands of your sponsor, who you hope, knows what they are doing.

The forth point is the company’s owners. Is the company run by intelligent and driven people? Guys who have vision and want their company to take over the world? Or do they just want to market in one country?

Number five is of course the comp plan. What type of payment scheme does the company have? Is it old school or new school? This is very important, because two similar companies could sell the same products but have completely different payment structures. If you wanted to make $10,000 a month, Company A might require you to recruit 10 people while Company B may require you to recruit 2,000! The difference is massive!

And the last thing to look for is how much the company gives back to its community. Do they hold competition’s for its distributors? Does it have yearly events? Or do they just horde all their money? How much a company gives back really shows the owner’s true colours. Are they interested in helping their distributors? Or are they just greedy?

The Network Marketing industry has the potential to create more millionaires than any other industry in the world. But it starts right at the beginning with you choosing the right company to market. Do your research, and follow these 6 steps, and you won’t go wrong.

FORCE * For Earth – Fuel & Engine Conditioner meets all the steps above for a successful network marketing business.

Learn more at www.FullForceForEarth.com and then email me for a FREE bottle to test for yourself at ron.griffin@insightbb.com

Thanks for reading, ForceGuy

Right Product + Right People + Right Timing = Right Business

forceguy — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:10:12 +0000

FORCE * For Earth * Fuel & Engine Conditioner

THE PRODUCT- In this green minded world we now live in, this is a product that is very timely. I think we all know that gas prices will go back up in time & this product is postioned to help people as their budgets get crunched. Not only that but it works!!

THE PEOPLE- The endorsement of one of Indy Cars best is impressive, but even more impressive was the caliber of people from my town that are involved. My attorney Harry Borders, Rick Robey, the University of Kentucky and NBA star who is also a Realtor in my town & is very reputable. The list went on & on. And most importantly Kenny Hodge, who has been a star among multi-level marketing folks in the past

THE TIMING- Never in my life have I been this close to a ground floor opportunity that really does start right here, right now. It is honestly exploding all around us. You do not want to miss this one!

Watch this 5 minute video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H0uAPadbKM

Learn more at www.UnserRobeyHodge.com.

Email questions to Ron.Griffin@Insightbb.com.

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