Commissioned Sales
Positions for D3 Services Available Immediately
D3
Services provides a service to first destroy all forms of electronic media,
like CDs, DVDs, hard drives, tapes and flash memory, and then to 100% recycle
the by-products.Our company currently
operates with facilities in Wisconsin and Minnesota.In 2008, we will have offices in several
major cities in the US and we also expect to have
a GSA contract.
We
would like to invite applications from persons or marketing groups that work on
straight commission to sell our services.We offer 7% commission on gross sales for Government customers and 10%
commission on gross sales for commercial interests.
The
growing need for safe and secure destruction of the digital content on
electronic media is evidenced by nearly daily articles about improperly destroyed
electronic media, or lost or stolen media with confidential company
information.We offer a best safe
practices solution thereby greatly reducing a company’s liability to compliance
with major legislation, like Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA and
FACTA.
We
will offer a 10% commission on gross sales for commercial interests to Sales
Representatives as long as he or she maintains the account in good standing.For Government sales, we offer 7% commission
on gross sales.
If
you are a quality Sales Representative or marketing group and wish to explore
this opportunity, please contact Roger Hutchison at
or Mike Martino at
with your letter of
interest and supporting references.
D3 Inc., and D3 Services, Inc. are Equal Opportunity Employers
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Two crucial CDs containing 25 million people's personal details have gone
missing, the Chancellor has admitted.
Extracted from SKY NEWS
Wednesday, November 2, 2007 http://news.sky.com
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Extracted from Boston.com Wednesday, October 17, 2007
www.boston.com
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