The Recognition!
Your Player’s Club status begins building after your first month of qualification! Player’s Club recognition is based on the number of consecutive months you qualify. Your recognition grows as you earn a higher status!

The Car Bonus!
Meet the qualifications listed below and drive the car of your dreams! After you have been a member of the Player's Club for:

¹ In order to receive Player’s Club points, membership applications and Associate Agreements must arrive at the Home Office and be processed on or before 2 p.m. (CT) the last business day of the month. All web applications must be placed and processed on or before 2 p.m. the last business day of the month.

If you fail to qualify during any calendar month, you lose your status and must start over again. However, to make it easier for you to continue qualifying each month, you can “carry over” points from the previous month. When you earn more than 10 points in any one month, up to 10 “extra” points will count toward the ten point requirement for the next month. Extra points cannot carry over more than one month.

For example:
You earn 21 points during the month of June. Ten of those points will count toward your June qualification, and another 10 points will count for your qualification the next month (July). However, the final 1 point will not count toward your qualification for August.

² To qualify for Fast Start, a new Associate must make 3 personal sales and recruit one new Associate OR make five personal membership sales within his or her first 45 days. Sponsor changes on Associates who have not been active during the past two years or Associates who have completed their six-month waiting period and paid $249 will count as a new Associate. A $65 Associate who pays $249 to upgrade will also count as a new Associate. However, any Associate who receives written releases from his or her upline and pays $249 will NOT count as a new Associate.

³ Add-ons and reinstatements count as membership points provided that the add-on value is $9 or more per month (i.e. upgrade from a Standard Family Plan membership of $16 to an Expanded Family Plan membership of $25). Points for add-ons count only if 90 days or more have elapsed since the last membership plan change. Points for reinstated memberships count only if the membership has lapsed for 90 days or more and follow reinstatement guidelines included in the Success Guide. If add-ons and reinstatements are done at the same time, only one (1) point will be issued. Pre-Paid Legal reserves the right to deduct points from any Associate who abuses the add-on or reinstatement system. If a Home Based Business Rider or Identity Theft Shield is sold at the same time as the Family Plan, each will count for an additional point. For example, if you sell a new member a Family Plan, an Identity Theft Shield and a Home Based Business Rider at the same time you will receive three Player’s Club points.

⁴ A group membership is defined as a membership sold by an Associate working through an employer to contract employees. Group memberships as part of a group account must be established with PPLSI prior to enrollment through completion of a payroll deduction or bank draft authorization form. This includes payroll deduction payment methods as well as bank draft or credit card draft payment methods. A non-group membership is defined as a membership sold on an individual basis outside of any employer interaction of any kind. The group membership points earned for selling three group memberships can be acquired through any combination of groups. For example, during one month an Associate can sell one membership within one group and two memberships within another group. This total of three memberships (including add-ons and reinstatements) will count as one point.