Life Continuing Ed/WebCe

[sodaytongal]

Any resellers for WEBce here. I'm looking for a discount voucher . . it's that time for me.
THANKS!

 

[arnguy]

Check in with Mark Rosenthal (markingriffin). I believe he is a reseller for WebCE.

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Any resellers for WEBce here. I'm looking for a discount voucher . .

Doesn't WebCE offer "all you can eat" for like $49.95?

If you need a "discount voucher" to save like ten bucks, maybe it's time to fill out an application down at the Wal*Mart...

 

[WinoBlues]

Sandi Kruise Insurance Training -- Continuing Education for Insurance Agents

$39.00 all you can eat.

 

[scrabble]

Any resellers for WEBce here. I'm looking for a discount voucher . . it's that time for me.
THANKS!

You can attend a web seminar on UHC's Estore and receive a voucher from webce for any one class. The voucher covered a class that was 18 credit hours (senior needs planning).

 

[xrac]

Doesn't WebCE offer "all you can eat" for like $49.95?

If you need a "discount voucher" to save like ten bucks, maybe it's time to fill out an application down at the Wal*Mart...

I don't NEED a discount voucher but I got mine through Mark. Why not save if you can?

 

[WinoBlues]

I don't NEED a discount voucher but I got mine through Mark. Why not save if you can?

Second that.

easiest way to make money is to save money.

 

[jdeasy]

I just did my Ky CE at WebCE last week for $39 total. Thanks to the folks on this board that told me about it.

 

[arnguy]

Sandi Kruise Insurance Training -- Continuing Education for Insurance Agents

$39.00 all you can eat.

Not in PA, Wino. You must have "cheapie" courses in CA. In PA the "all you can eat" package is $54.95! That does not include the state reporting fee of $4.50 per course.

 

[WinoBlues]

Not in PA, Wino. You must have "cheapie" courses in CA. In PA the "all you can eat" package is $54.95! That does not include the state reporting fee of $4.50 per course.

I think it is the same course. The extra cost is due to the labor and expense to make the font bigger and to translate the course into to smaller easier words.