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Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Jeremy Reece — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 10:59:42 -0000

I felt the same way about Numis coins just a few months ago.

I guess I will address the much discussed asset issue first. I am a trained accountant and I can assure anyone reading, that any gold or silver coin is an asset The word "asset" is an accounting term, which is defined as something that provides future economic value. In fact they are non-depreciable assets, which means the value grows over time. Rather than a car, which depreciates (looses value over time). That said, asset doe NOT mean or even imply investment.

The next question is, "Why would I want to pay $100 for a coin that is worth about $20 at the metal spot price?" Honestly, from an accounting perspective it baffles me.

However, I have noticed that because they are collectibles they hold that something special that folks seem to love. In all fairness, I am with Numis now and even I myself go gaga over my coins. For some reason (irrational, but no less valid) I love my collectible coins whereas I have no feelings for my bouillon coins.

So, there is that intangible extra that comes along with numismatic coins. I think everyone is crystal clear that numismatic coins are not an investment, at least they should be clear.

So, why would I, a financial professional be involved with Numis, rather than bouillon?

The answer is simple, bouillon does not have a network marketing opportunity. These days, many folks are in a position where they have nothing left to invest except their time and energy. The common person is not going to see a huge increase in wealth by precious metals investing, even if the price goes up 300%. Admittedly, that would be a nice bump, but you would need a lot of bouillon for it to have a sizable impact. It is the network marketing opportunity that holds the value and the potential payoff. The best part is that it is achievable by the common person.

So, keep investing out of the picture. The Numis representative is a small business person that is in the "work at home" category. When choosing a business, I looked for something that was in demand and marketable. You cannot deny either of those factors when looking at Numis. Face it, this is a powerful trend right now.

I'll also have to agree with Mike's assertion. Juice, vitamins, ect do not really hold a residual value if you get stuck holding a lot of inventory. On the other hand, if, after it all, the only thing you had left was a box of silver and gold coins...I bet you would be pretty happy. I know I would be.

So, in conclusion, Numismatic coins are cool and fun. They are not an investment and yes, according to GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), they are assets.

But, the bottom line is, Numis is a network marketing opportunity that gives the average person a shot at fulfilling their dreams.

I hope I have added to the conversation,

-- Jeremy Reece

"You miss 100% of the shots you never take."

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

jimwehner — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:56:50 -0000

Good straight up stuff!

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 02:12:37 -0000

It matters because Numis Network marketers are using Rich Dad videos where he recommends buying silver and gold as a hedge against inflation and as an investment.

They use his videos to IMPLY that he is recommending Numis graded modern coins, but he is not, he is recommending buying bullion.

That is deception and I'm surprised that he hasn't taken legal action.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:59:12 -0000

google any network marketing company with robert kiyosaki and you will see people using his name to promote their own programs...again a lot of people are in network marketing today because he said it was a good idea...now which netwrok marketing company I choose to promote...what does that have to do with him?

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:38:57 -0000

Robert teaches that the profit is made "at the time of the purchase", which means that you have to research investments so that you are immediately in profit and you generate cashflow.

Many people tried to make easy money in real estate, because they invested for capital gains (for the value of the home to increase).

Many people overextended themselves, banking on the value of the home to increase, so that they could create equity and cash out. But when the home values decreased, they foreclosed.

And when Numis marketers use Robert Kiyosaki videos to deceptively promote Numis, then it does matter what he thinks and what he is truly recommending, which is bullion. Google "Numis Network Robert Kiyosaki" and you will see all the marketers that are doing this, including the top marketers.

As for the Numis videos, they take advantage of people who don't know better by implying that their new 2010 MS-70 SE will someday be worth $500, just like the 1997 MS-70 SE example in the video.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:03:50 -0000

I am not misrepresenting anything but I know plenty of people who listened to rebort's advice and got into real estate and now are filing for bankruptcy and foreclosure...is this not true?

anyway...all I am saying is ...people's decision on whether or not to join numis should have nothing to do with what Robert Kiyosaki thinks or says...that is his business. If he thinks this is a bad idea...he must be loosing it. Our coins are priced fairly...shop around...people collect coins for all kinds of reasons...no one is twisting anyone's arm to join numis...the videos explain everything and clearly explains the difference between a bullion coin and a MS70 rated coin...so why make it seem like we are hiding something?

A numismatic coin is a tangible product...some people will see value in it and some people won't... but this does not make it a scam...if I have upset you I am sorry but...I have been studying Robert's books for years...implementing different things he talks about...but I don't see how the fact that he thinks something is bad idea...I have to agree with that...dats all

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:51:35 -0000

If you understood what he teaches about real estate investing, you wouldn't have said "...really he said real estate was great...is it good now?"

You don't have to agree with Robert, but don't misrepresent what he teaches about investing in real estate or silver.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:41:53 -0000

now I am ignorant cause I don't agree with you or Robert Kiyosaki? His ideas are only useful if people put them to work...I have...but just cause he says not to invest in numismatic coins and coin mlms are bad...I have to listen to him....this is a guy that changes $5000 per person to promote his ideas...come on? are you for real?

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:32:32 -0000

Once again you show your ignorance. Robert Kiyosaki teaches to invest in real estate for Cashflow, not capital gains. He has over 1,400 rental properties that generate income despite the current economy, and the renters are paying off his mortgages. And now the market is 'on sale', so he's buying more properties for cashflow.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 00:03:22 -0000

and i disagree with them...numis is growing every day and will continue to grow...only difference is some people will get in early and some will get in later...anyone that is introduced to this industry cannot help but learn the value of collecting coins....and money...that knowledge alone is priceless...and really think about it...that knowledge has never been marketed before...anywhere...now its been shared by network marketing...if you believe in that model...how do you suppose this will fall apart?

Anyway...I never have to sell the value of our product..its the least of my concerns...it speaks for itself.

I focus on marketing...I am a coin collector and I recruit others and teach them how to do it...just cause some knuckle head that wrote a book a few years ago thinks its a bad idea ...really he said real estate was great...is it good now? he said network marketing was awesome and I listened to him then he said gold and silver was great...thats all I need to know from him....what I do with that knowledge now (today) is up to me...he is not putting food on my table selling his books...these guys are here to provide knowledge...but your speed of implementation is the most important factor...I have been doing this since 2001...he is now talking about it....learn and find a way to apply what you learn... MLM is not a cult...most of us that succeed have to blaze our own trails in order to succeed...anyway enough of my rambling...I do enjoy a good open-minded chat about Numis anytime :)

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:55:14 -0000

Well Che, I love gold too, especially St. Gaudens gold coins, but if you do your research, you will find that the experts are saying silver has more investment potential than gold. Most gold is recaptured and reused. Silver is being used for electronics and such, and is not being recaptured, so there will be more demand, especially as China's manufacturing keeps growing.

Yes, Robert teaches to invest in assets, which is something that generates income.

Robert does not teach to focus Capital Gains, which is when something increases in value. He teaches about investing in assets, which generate Cashflow.

Quoting Robert from 'Conspiracy of the Rich", he says "I DO NOT count gold and silver as cashflow assets since they do not put money in our pockets."

You say that "You wanna buy gold & silver buy bullion...tons of it. You wanna make money sharing that knowledge with others", but Numis does not teach people to buy bullion and you don't make a penny by sharing that knowledge with others.

I find it interesting that you also market http://www.govmint.com, which sells some of the same coins as Numis. That may be against Numis policy and it's not a great vote of confidence in Numis.

Just another example of a Numis Network marketer positioning the products as investments, which may get Numis in trouble, much like a nutrition MLMer making medical claims.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:27:10 -0000

I invest in gold & silver ALL OF IT..coins, bullion gold stocks...what you got? I love gold and i know there is over a billion people on the planet that agree with me...but that is just me...my thoughts on the subject...I am forever grateful to Robert Kiyosaki and Mike Dillard for the knowledge I have gotten from them so far...but that does not mean...I have to listen, do and think like they do,...its a free country last time I checked and I am a gold investor...period....it's 2010...how long ago did Robert say that anyway? People have said all kinds of crap over the years...no one could run a 4 minute mile...then all of a sudden 30 something people end up doing it the same year?? ...Im sorry but these so called "experts" are wrong... Numis is network marketing ..Yes...only difference is its marketing "real assets"..(NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE) stuff that goes up in value...maybe robert forgot he told us that one.

I am so tired of people taking quotes out of context quoting experts to make their silly points online...for crying out loud...have an original thought...only history will tell how many people succeed with Numis...it is no different from any other MLM...it's just a damn good one - and show me one that's better...that has the potential to be here for the next 100 years.

You wanna buy gold & silver buy bullion...tons of it. You wanna make money sharing that knowledge with others....Join Numis...it's a business not an investment...anyone that can't see that must be blind.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 19:39:30 -0000

Hey Dave, Obviously I had the same decision to make when iLearningGlobal closed. But I knew that iLG was failing, so I wasn't shocked by their decision.

iLG founder John McLelland tried to sponsor me into NuSkin, but John has no integrity with me anymore, so that wasn't an option.

I had people try to sponsor me into Numis, but my Numis Network Review shows my convictions, so Numis wasn't an option for me either.

As for your comments, people can read your before and after stories, and decide for themselves.

Numis could get in trouble from marketers promoting the coins as 'investments', so be sure to warn your team to market them as 'collectible coins'.

David

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

davidwood — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 16:39:04 -0000

Ha ha - what you say can always come back to bite you.

And it's not money that changed my perspective - I got offered $1.57 million to run with a juice company, and turned it down because it's NOT all about money.

The reality is (and maybe you could update your snipped on me above to include my statement here) is that 2 days before I joined Numis after iLearningGlobal went down, I had a conference call with the leaders of Numis because there was some hard feelings and a general spirit of competition.

I decided to take down my Numis review and look at it from an open perspective, and the other leaders in Numis took down all of their negative 'juice' videos too. When I looked at Numis from an open, non-biased perspective, I had to admit that what they were doing was impressive as hell and that I was wrong on some things.

Now I still wasn't going to join it, because obviously I loved iLearningGlobal, but when the company closed - I had a choice, I could wait and think about it as my group scattered in a thousand directions, (which is exactly what happened to everyone who didn't act quickly, my upline included), OR, I could join the team that I work with every day, is growing, and quite frankly, when I opened myself against the grain of my previous bias - I like the company, the product is cool, the leadership rocks, and I think it was the best place to bring my team.

- so far, I've been right. Already my ilearningglobal team is making more money here, people are having fun, the systems here are better, and I'm glad I didn't let my ego get in the way.

Hope that helps there buddy - you're welcome to call me and talk to me about this, too.

-dave

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 12:51:04 -0000

That's great that you're learning about money and the value of gold and silver. I would recommend that everyone read Robert Kiyosaki's "Conspiracy of the Rich" book to learn more about the declining value of the dollar, and the huge potential in silver bullion.

It's interesting that you and others skip over the statements by Rich Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, his silver and gold adviser Michael Maloney, and Magnetic Sponsoring author Mike Dillard, who clearly recommend buying only bullion, not graded coins.

In the book "Rich Dad's Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver" he states “I think that anyone buying ‘brand new collectibles’ is being taken for a ride“ and advises to “Steer clear and don’t buy into gold and silver network marketing plans“.

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

Internet Cash Guru — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 14:49:43 -0000

Numis Network introduces us to the value of money and the benefits of collecting real assets ...this education for me is the most important reason to join the business.

Some of you argue the merits of collecting Numismatic coins rather than gold & silver bullion...
I find this very amusing...frankly the coins are very valuable...we get them at an awesome price...I am collecting gold & silver assets...I am learning about money and the value of gold and silver...I am also investing in gold mining stocks...buying bullion and becoming a precious metals investor...all thanks to the knowledge I have gained since joining Numis...

those of you that knock Numis and call it a scam must be crazy...

Re: Numis Network Review: “Is Numis Network A Scam?”

The Elevation Group — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 13:28:52 -0000

You said "I know ZERO about these coins or Numis Network. Ive just done minimal reviewing of numismatic coins" and then you call me a "a ridiculously ignorant and foolish person".

Your own words condemn you Nick, so I really have nothing to add. Good luck!