Hi this is Mike Hobbs and one of my business partners and mentors posted a blog on the most common objections we get with my primary business. I believe this will help you in understand how great of a company we actually have…

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This blog post is mainly intended for Numis Network reps but feel free to read on if you have an interest in THE toughest questions you could possibly as a Numis rep. Numis Network is a gold and silver network marketing company based out of Tampa, Florida that launched August 15th, 2009. This company has generated more interest, skepticism, questions and excitement than probably any new network marketing company in the last decade (possibly since Excel). As the #1 income earner I have heard every single objection to this company and I thought I would take the time to lay out all the TOUGH questions I have seen people get stumped with or come up with in regards to our company.

Numis Network, in my opinion, is the only network marketing company I have been a part of that the more you research and dig, the better it actually looks! Most companies you poke around and the model falls apart and you choose whether to ignore the issues or get out of the company. I encourage any of those checking out Numis Network, keep poking, you won’t find a weakness that I have been able to find. With that being said, lets dive into the TOUGH questions that most Numis Network reps would be terrified to hear!

1. I can get your product cheaper on eBay. This is a funny one to me. It seems like Numis Network is the only network marketing company that gets this one, it is almost like people hold it against us that our product are assets, but, lets go there! We currently have over 100 coins and coin sets. Our standard autoship product is the modern year ANACS MS-70 graded American Silver Eagle. You will see this same coin sell for a low of $62 and a high of $120 on eBay. Could you get the coin cheaper on eBay? Yes, with spending some time shopping around and also assuming you will get what you paid for, which, is not always the case on eBay. However, most people miss the fact that other mlm companies also have their products sold on eBay! I see our products sell for 62-120% on eBay everyday with the average being closer to 80% of what we pay. I have yet to find ANY other network marketing product that sells for more than what a member pays for their product. There are certain coins and sets we have that are even cheaper than what eBay sells! I don’t want ot ruffle any feathers but if you look on eBay for the most popular skincare, makeup, juice, pills, powders you will consistently see those other mlm products sell for 35-50% of what their members pay. Also, Luckily, the world does not solely operate by eBay or there would be no physical book stores, car lots of places to buy electronic stores.

2. I prefer bullion. My answer to this is “Me Too”. I think bullion is a great investment right now, I am not a financial planner nor am I giving advice, just stating my personal investing preferences. So, how does one know if they should buy bullion versus work Numis Network? It is real simple. IF you have made your money, and you DO NOT require an income stream nor do you have an interest in building a business, You should just buy bullion. Bullion does not provide an income stream, it is an investment. Numis Network is NOT an investment, it is a network marketing company. If you are like me and most of the other average Joe’s out there that still need to create an income, you might consider working Numis Network. Most people that tell me they prefer bullion don’t even buy bullion. I take some of the money I make from Numis and buy bullion with it, I think that is a pretty cool strategy.

3. If the market goes to crap, who would want collectible coins? This would be a great question, if we were not dealing with precious metal collectible coins. What people are hinting at here is hyperinflation, which, I can tell you, no one is really prepared for no matter how many Ron Paul books they read. Similar to question 1, this is another place where people seem to selectively target Numis Network without consideration of ALL the other network marketing companies. If we experience hyperinflation, you would not want to be the person trying to sell a $50 juice when people are scrambling for canned goods. In fact, I would argue we have the ONLY product that would be worthwhile having in THOSE kind of terrible times. I do not hope those times come, quite the contrary but if they do happen, I will be much happier having collectible coins with precious metal content.

4. The coins aren’t worth what they say they are. This is an easy one. Tell them to shop around. If you look at any online retail place, you will consistently see our product sold for more. I have seen online retail stores like govmint, firstfederal and shopNBC sell our coins for 100-200% of our price. This is a question that luckily, we don’t really have to ponder. Mike Mezack is our executive partner and he is the number one salesman in the world for collectible coins, he knows what moves in the market. In this economy he sold $125 million on home shopping network last year and not all of them were gold or silver coins, some were just collectible coins such as state quarters, etc. One of the best questions I get is “How much can I sell these coins for in 5 years?” My answer to that is “Isn’t it cool we can have that conversation?” We have the only network marketing product I know of that you would even ask that question.

5. There is no way you could sell these coins for what you paid. We are not creating an investment club nor are we teaching how to flip coins. Our product is something that will ALWAYS have a value but, like any collectible, you cannot typically purchase collectibles one day and profit on selling them the next day. If you buy a Michael Jordan rookie card today for retail price, it is unlikely you could flip it the next day for a profit, however, that collectible will most likely always be able to be sold for SOMETHING, which, again, is unlike any other network marketing product I have seen. A question that goes along with this is “How can I sell these coins?” Well, these are just like any other collectible, you can dump them by going to a dealer and possibly get 40-60% of retail price or you can try to sell to other collectors which might get you closer to retail value. Avenues such as eBay, craigs list, newspaper ads, etc might attract other collectors. Below you will see me breakdown how big this industry is so you will see there is an actual possibility of finding other collectors.

6. No way the company can sustain the supplying of these coins. The US mint, since 1986, is under federal law has to supply the demand of these coins. Ronald Reagan put this program into place to help with the deficit and it is HIGHLY profitable for the government to continue this practice. Keep in mind we don’t work with liberty mint, franklin mint or Jimmy’s mint, we only buy coins from government mints. But, lets just argue that fact, lets say that all of a sudden our reps find themselves unable to put their hands on any new coins, would you want to have a product that is no longer available?

7. No way the compensation is sustainable, they cannot pay that much out in coded bonuses. I like this question, this one comes more from mlm veterans and then once they realize the truth, they get pretty excited. The knowledge that SHOULD go with this question should be the understanding that Ian Cordell and Chris Kent own IDSTC. For the last decade they have been creating compensation plans for other network marketing companies. In fact, they have created the compensation plans for almost 400 other network marketing companies the last ten years.

One area where people believe the compensation plan is too good to be true is in the coded matching bonus. When you first see the 2 star coded matching bonus it appears like everyone through infinity is getting a $100 bonus, which, obviously cannot be true. Pay attention to the staggering nature of that bonus and it will make sense as no one gets a 100% match on their first 3 as that is their 1 star code. For more information, check out the numis network compensation plan video.

8. ANACS is not that respected of a grading company, only PCGS and NGC make sense to purchase. There are hundreds of coin grading companies. Only 4 of them are recognized in the industry. PCGS, NGC, ANACS and ICG are the four companies. We work with the top 3 but our autoship product is ANACS. ANACS is the oldest coin grading company of the four but some collectors prefer PCGS and NGC. However, PCGS and NGC are not setup to ever do business in a bulk manner. Let me explain. PCGS and NGC charge you for every coin you send in regardless of what grade it comes back with. Typically to get an MS-70 coin out of a fresh off the press bulk lot of silver eagles you are looking at around 9-10% of the coins that fall off the press coming back perfect (MS-70). If you had to pay for the $15-$20 each for the 90-91% of the coins that came back less than MS-70, that would make you charge a lot of money for the MS-70’s as they were so expensive to produce. ANACS (and actually ICG) allow you to pay for the MS-70’s only and get the loose coins back that were not perfect, this makes your total overheard to create MS-70’s much cheaper. Now, Numis Network does one step more in that we have someone physically look at each coin before they even go to ANACS, thereby giving us a very high percentage of the coins we actually send in to come back as MS-70 graded. By the way, think no one wants ANACS? Mike Mezack sold $125 million of ANACS to consumers last year. =)

9. Binary compensation plans suck. I said this when I first looked at Numis Network, LOL. Historically, binary compensation plans have been the most lucrative compensation plans…for the company. Binaries have some great aspects but also some terrible ones. The good part about a binary is there is an urgency factor as the people that come onboard fall into the system chronologically meaning that people that come in after fall UNDER the people already in. I have seen this little fact change incomes in a huge way. You can get to much higher residuals by getting in earlier than those that come in later. I tell people if you know you are going to do Numis Network, better to get in and get your spot now and then work it whenever you can rather than wait to even get a spot. The other thing I like about binaries is the sense of cooperation. A lot of compensation plans create competition as each person that someone enrolls falls specifically under that person rather than under others. Uni-levels do this and so do several others. I love the idea that if someone signs up my Mom and they are simply in my team anywhere, I know she is still in my team. This is unlike others where Mom would be on a different leg.

Here’s the bad about a binary. They only pay you based on how well you balance your legs. This gives an incredible “house-advantage” that makes binary companies very, very profitable, , again, for the company. Let me give you my example. My first network marketing company was a binary compensation plan and I had 9 $100,000+ a year earners in my team that I brought in or were brought in by people that I brought in (directly tied to me, not spillover). Unfortunately, they were all in one leg! In most binary plans that means you lose. Not only do most binaries pay you based on your lesser leg they even ratchet your pay based on what rank you are, which, you guessed it, is based on your lesser leg! Let me ask you something, if you introduced someone to a company that ended up making the company hundreds of thousands of dollars, shouldn’t you get something? In Numis Network you get big fat coded bonuses…ON BOTH LEGS. And, you can reach a rank of 4 star in the company with only having one person in your lesser leg taking advantage of all of the standard bonuses. If I have received coded bonuses on the people in my big leg that I put there in my first company, I highly doubt I would be writing this right now as I would still be in that company!

10. There is no money in something that is not consumed each month. What would you rather have a garage full of? Juice, makeup, air filters, coffee, travel vouchers or gold and silver coins? It is true we are not a consumable but in my opinion we are the ultimate consumable as we have a zero time delay of desired consumption…regardless of existing inventory! That means if you had a warehouse full of gold and silver coins, you would still take another one if I offered you one. We have a product that you can never have too much of nor is anyone offended by it.

11. Who the hell buys collectible coins in this economy? Good luck with that! I thought this one too until I actually did some research. You ready for this? Collectible coins is a $100 billion industry worldwide per year according to the American Numismatic Association. Do you know what that means? Lets break it down.

$100,000,000,000 = worldwide purchasing per year of collectible coins.
/365 = $273,972,602 = daily purchase of collectible coins worldwide
/365 /24 = $11,415,525 – hourly purchase of collectible coins worldwide

In this economy, $11 million an hour is purchased of collectible coins but this has never been done in a network marketing company. If you compare that to health and wellness, which, is a $700 billion a year industry that may sound small, however, when you realize there are currently over 4,200 health and wellness network marketing companies out there, in my opinion, that makes our company more attractive.

12. What if silver goes to $2,000 an ounce like some predict? This one makes me chuckle. My answer is, “I don’t know but I might sell some of my coins.” I don’t think anyone I have brought into this business will be upset if our product goes to that value. If silver did go that high I would imagine the government mints around the world would adjust their denomination of coins like they do with gold and make 1/10 and 1/4 ounce products.

13. All Coins that are new from the mint are MS-70. This will ONLY be said by someone who has never bought bullion. If you ever do buy bullion, still sealed from the US Mint and pop the green cover off the tube, you will see a bunch of coins beated up and scratched. Funny side note to this is PCGS and NGC poo-poo’d grading modern issue coins until Mike Mezack started selling millions and millions of dollars worth, they then got off their high horse and followed suit. Plus, this objection makes no sense, if every new coin was MS-70 why would anyone bother getting them graded and certainly why would anyone pay a premium like they currently do in many retail places and eBay?

There you have it! Those are the TOUGHEST questions I have heard about Numis Network, hope they helped you!

–Ray Higdon
Original Post: 13 common objections for Numis Network

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Make it a great day!

-Mike Hobbs
http://www.CollectYourWealth.com

Hey this is Mike Hobbs and Numis Network. It’s growing fast.

Many people in other programs are just flat out scared that this program’s magnetism will take downlines and attract them here. Sometimes that makes people say things in a state of ignorance (and fear) and they will say things from a “marketing” angle to try to not lose their downline to Numis.

This is a blog post reprint from expert marketer, David Wood who, at first, bashed Numis in any way, shape or form he could think of…

You can find his original post by clicking here:

David Woods Numis Network Review

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I’ve been hesitating to write this review for the last week, because of the controversy and pain of dealing with all of the comments that reviews of this nature create, but because of certain things that I said over the last couple of months, I find that it would be useful to bring out in the open a discussion of ‘The Numis Network‘ from the perspective of someone who not only thought he’d never join, but was an open, public critic of the company.

The Numis Network Is An Interesting Animal:

It’s actually funny to watch the emotional, knee jerk reactions that both myself, and hundreds of other people have had to this company.  Numis seems to spark more controversy, critics, and on the flip side – fanatical promoters than any MLM company that has emerged either on or off the internet for the last 20 or 30 years.

In fact, when I first became aware of the company, I thought it was the stupidest thing that I had ever seen.  I wrote a review bashing it, told people not to join it, told people I didn’t think it would last, and here’s the funny thing…

…I gave people a million and one reasons why they shouldn’t buy numismatic coins – as if I knew something about the industry and was some kind of coin expert.

Sound familiar?

Sometimes the responsibility of a leader in this industry, and also a leader in life is to be willing to step down and admit that he is wrong.  The fact is, as a leader in this industry, I should have never, ever criticized a company that I knew so little about – however, I wanted to take some time to address some of the specific criticism that I brought out, AND that has been raised by others.

“So Why The Heck Does Numis Attract So Much Criticism?”

The first thing that I would like to address is why The Numis Network creates such dramatic criticism in the first place, something that if you’ve found your way to this review, you’ve probably noticed.  In fact, never in the last seven years in this industry have I ever seen a company that creates such massive controversy.  I recently found out that hundreds of industry leaders privately thought that my last company, iLearningGlobal, wouldn’t last – but for some reason no one criticized it, ever.

In fact, not only did they not criticize it, there was no information on the internet, anywhere, from anyone who wasn’t a distributor. (The reason is, I later found out, I had one of only two teams in the company that was actually growing, so no one really cared about it – they all thought it would just fizzle out, which it did).

The reality is – people criticize what they don’t understand and they are afraid of.  Why would someone be afraid of Numis?  Because it’s growing so fast that people from all kinds of Network Marketing companies are both joining, and taking their downline with them.  When I was in iLearningGlobal, I got 5-10 phone calls a day for a month straight asking my opinion on The Numis Network, and I had someone quitting my business and joining it at least every 3 days.  I promise you, that the reason people, ESPECIALLY who know absolutely nothing about the company (which is most of them), are simply afraid that their downline is going to leave, and for good reasons.

I wanted to take a second to publicly apologize for being an ‘ignorant‘ scaredy cat.

“What About The Coins?  Aren’t They A Rip-Off?”

One of the funniest things about network marketers who take a look at Numis is the questions that they ask that they never bring up about any other company in the industry.

For example, I was talking to a distributor in a juice company last week who said ‘I would never buy over-priced coins‘, and at the same time they were both selling and buying a couple hundred dollars worth of juice per month – amounting to a grand total of about two gallons of product.

Now, I would never criticize a juice company, and I buy some of those products myself – but does that even make sense as a distributor in this industry?  From a consumer perspective, it’s a valid question – but if you’re in network marketing, don’t be crazy.  In my last company, I was marketing a personal development service that cost $179 per month where you could get almost all of the information on YouTube for free – and hundreds of new people were subscribing on a monthly basis who felt that it was worth it.  When I was in my last company, I was spending $250 per month on an auto-ship for about the same amount of vitamins that I could get at my local health food store for $50.  Now, they may have been BETTER vitamins – but let’s stop being hypocrites, ok?

The amount of people on the internet that have never made a dime in network marketing that all of the sudden claim to be ‘coin’ experts is astounding.  Did you know that no-one ever made a statue to celebrate the accomplishments of someone who wasted their day criticizing things they don’t understand?

So what about the actual value of the product?  The ‘value’ of a product is what someone is willing on a large scale to pay for it – it’s a simple phenomenon of supply and demand.  The reality that I didn’t want to admit when I took a look at the company – because I was never a coin collector – is that the Numismatic product niche is a $100 billion worldwide market, and one of our partners, Mike Mezack, PERSONALLY does more than $100 million in sales for this exact product annually – and there are hundreds of thousands of people who are more than happy to pay for it.

There was a guy in my old team (no-mentioning names here, because he’s a cool guy) who went off on me about how it’s ‘unethical‘ to sell numismatic coins and he could never do it because of his fantastic ‘ethics‘.  Well, it just so happens that this guy has also never made more than maybe $100 a month in network marketing, and in five months sponsored a grand total of one distributor, and every single other person that he had in his team – I personally put there, for a grand total of about 15 people.  Now, I LIKE this guy – he’s cool, and I do believe he can and will succeed in this industry (or I wouldn’t have put people in his team), but don’t give me bull-crap.

If you’re going to claim to have some kind of superior ‘ethics’ – don’t talk to me about it until you have some results to show.  My ethical friend there is now selling water for $50 a case.  (***As a note – I love the water deal, and will probably buy some – and I’m not talking about my friend John, who is a great leader who I believe will eventually make a million a year in this industry and who HAS sponsored a LOT of people – I’m just pointing out a general inconsistency that is created out of fear of failure).  If you’re going to claim ‘ethics’ don’t pretend you’re a leader if you have never made $200 a month in network marketing.

“Is Numis An Investment?  David X Seems To Say That Numis Reps Are ‘Claiming’ It’s an investment.”

One of my biggest hang ups when I first looked at The Numis Network was that I just couldn’t figure out why someone would pay $99 for a coin that had around $18 of silver in it.  I was looking at it through the eyes of a precious metal investor – and the fact is, that I had never even watched an entire business presentation from the company and I had no idea what the word ‘numismatic’ meant.

Funny enough, when I finally did, I noticed that not just once, but at least three times throughout the course of the presentation, that not only did the rep specifically mention that Numis is NOT an investment, but that there was a whole five minute section of the presentation dedicated to explaining the exact difference between an ‘investment’ and a ‘collectible’.

Because we can legally make a statement ‘historically, the value of these coins has increased’ DOES NOT mean we are even remotely claiming that it is some kind of investment – so stop being an idiot.  David X is known now in our inner circle as ‘The Coin Messiah’ or ‘TCM’ because of his desire to ‘save everyone‘ from buying numismatics.  (As a side note – I like David, and I don’t think he’s intentionally being ignorant – I think he’s just spoken out and now maybe his pride is in the way).

See, once I actually saw the presentation, I got it right away – because I’ve been collecting things my whole life.  When I was about 8 years old, I started collecting comic books, and today that collection is probably worth $20-$30 thousand dollars.  If I told you ‘historically, comic books have gone up in value…’ would you think that I was an investment advisor?

No.  So stop trying to pretend that Numis reps are proposing investments, when on every page of our websites, and for five minutes in the presentation we explain the exact difference between investments and collectibles.  Collectibles DO go up in value, it might not be in 5 years, 10, or even 15, but my dad had a mint condition copy of Spiderman #1 – which I believe is worth over $100,000 because over time, collectibles get more rare.

Do you see how silly the whole ‘investment’ objection is?  It doesn’t even remotely make sense unless you’re trying to say that the company does the EXACT OPPOSITE of what is right on the front of their websites.

“Hasn’t This Been Tried Before?  I Knew A Guy Who’s Best Friends Dad Lost His Shirt In A Coin Deal”

No.  In fact, when I looked into the company – I thought that it had because I’ve seen ‘Gold and Silver’ deals go under before.  The critical difference is that those companies were dealing in an entirely different product niche – they were marketing ungraded bullion coins for an unwarranted mark-up in price.

In fact, I’ve sponsored several people into Numis that were in ‘Gold Unlimited’ in the 90’s, and from what I understand, what we do couldn’t be further from what has happened in the past.  The Numis Network markets Gold and Silver NUMISMATIC coins graded by the three most respected grading agencies in the world, and we market a LEGITIMATE product that people are already spending money on – at competitive market prices – which is not just different from what you have seen – it is an entirely different kind of industry from anything that has hit the Network Marketing model in the last 120+ years of this industry.

We are a ‘first mover’.

“Isn’t The ‘Executive Kit’ Just An Excuse To Pass Money Around?”

One of the things that I criticized about the Numis Network when I first looked at it was that it seemed that 90% of the income came from something called a ‘coded’ bonus (which was an accurate assumption, it does).  Well, the coded bonus is created from the sale of ‘The Executive Kit’ when you’re enrolling a distributor for $495 and they purchase the ‘Fast Track Collectors Kit’.  Len Clements, a well known network marketing analyst, said that the value of the actual sign up is questionable, and that it could be viewed as something that just exists for the sake of compensation – which would be valid if there wasn’t actual, tangible value in the enrollment kit.

As a distributor who has purchased the kit – I can tell you nothing could be further from reality.  Let me just give you a couple of examples.

In my last company, iLearningGlobal, I had to manually enter all of my distributor’s information into a contact management system just to be able to email my downline and keep them in the loop of what we’re doing as a team – a chore that took at a minimum 2, and usually 5 hours a week and cost me an extra $50 per month – or $600 per year.

Just ONE of the things that is included in that $495 signup is a BBS system that I would have gladly paid $495 for by itself just to save the time, not to mention the actual savings from the system itself as the team expands.  I also had to completely design a sales funnel from the ground up in that company, where in Numis, they have a pre-designed custom internet marketing sales funnel that’s included, IN ADDITION to the most professional customer website I’ve ever had, a website that I have ACTUALLY had customers just go to and buy product because that Mike Mezack guy is so good at selling.

In fact – as a distributor, I’d have to say that the $495 distributor enrollment is going to save me $5,000 a year in pointless fees and systems that I would have to pay for elsewhere, but don’t need at all as a Numis rep – PLUS, you get a perfect Mint State 70 Silver American Eagle (retail value of $125) with the $495 distributor kit – so don’t give me crap, especially if you’re selling a $1000 package of vitamins you could buy for $200.

When I was in a vitamin company, I had to pay $1,000 for the vitamins when I joined and order another $500 in sales tools – and I GLADLY paid, because it made me money, I just don’t need any of that ‘extra’ stuff here – because it’s included.  If you buy a Subway franchise, it costs over $20,000 PLUS you’ve got to pay overrides every month to the Subway corporation and rent real estate space and pay for employees – now THAT’S passing money around.

The ‘Numis Doesn’t Have Residual Income‘ Myth

When I first saw Numis, I called an industry leader (who shall remain anonymous), and asked him what he thought, and he said something that I thought was fascinating, he said ‘In my opinion, you can’t mark up a fixed priced product enough to pay a downline’.

Well, when I first wrote a review on Numis, I mentioned how the residual income is crappy because they are, in reality, only paying out about 30% of the ACTUAL MONEY SPENT on the flagship product – the MS70 Silver American Eagle.  Well, I was right about the 30% part (they pay 50% of BV, and there is 60 BV points from one MS70 Silver Coin that costs $99).

You see, I was comparing the payout of Numis to the payout of juice companies, vitamin companies, and my company, which range from 40%-60%, and I pointed out how, magnified over a team of thousands of people, 30% seemed like a lot less money.

Well, if retention rates were all the same, that would be completely true, and if Numis didn’t have a coded bonus (more on that in a bit), you would need quite a lot of people to make a significant monthly income.  What I wasn’t admitting, however, is the whole myth of residual income in most companies isn’t really true, anyways.

For example, in my last company, I was told we had a company wide retention rate of 93%, which if it had been 100% accurate, the residuals from that product would have been absolutely astounding.  What I wasn’t aware of, though, that I found out when the company closed down, is that we ACTUALLY had a 93% monthly retention rate (big difference), and that in the Network Marketing industry, 93% monthly retention is actually pretty good.  (Now to be fair on myself, I think I had a bit better retention than average, but still…)

I built a team of around 1000 people in a well known vitamin company, years ago, and today I still have that business – THE ONLY people that are still on an autoship are people that had life changing product experiences.  All of the ‘I take vitamins, and feel great’ people have canceled their product orders, one by one and now there is a grand total of MAYBE 30-40 people who got ‘cured’ of something for taking them (don’t tell the FDA).

I talked to Ray Higdon, one of the founding distributors here at The Numis Network, and he’s been a distributor for around 8 months at the time of this writing and has had right around a 94% total persistency for 8 months in his business – that’s A LOT better than a 93% MONTHLY retention, and a LOT better than you’ll get in any vitamin company in the world.

Sometimes, LESS is more – as is the case with this.  Why aren’t people canceling their autoship?  I guess there’s something that’s cool and attractive about getting pure, Mint Condition Gold and Silver coins in the mail every month – people don’t feel like they’re spending money, they feel like they’re purchasing a valuable collection of assets – BIG difference.

Here’s the COOL thing… Residuals are just an ‘EXTRA’ bonus in The Numis Network…

So people are keeping their auto-ship (because getting Gold and Silver in the mail is ‘cool‘ or for whatever reason – it’s still happening, which is getting me pumped just thinking about it) – but here’s the best part about Numis…

…residuals are just ‘extra’ here.  You see, in most actual MLM companies, there are no residuals – incomes are formed and maintained by systems that keep people flowing in to the company faster than they leave – that’s not residual income, it’s ‘promotional’ income.  REAL residuals in most companies are actually quite small (with a few big exceptions), because people don’t like being on auto-ships – so when they decide not to build a downline, they cancel their product order – which happens about 85% of the time within 12 months.

Well, in The Numis Network – people LIKE their autoship – because they’re building value every month – but aside from that – it’s totally irrelevant in my opinion, because the ‘Coded’ bonus pays so much danged money out if you’re growing at all – the residuals are just a nice, extra bonus.  Let’s face it – residuals take forever to build, anyways, I want to make money now, don’t you?

If you’re critical of the coded bonus, I understand.  I didn’t understand it either when I looked at it, and I didn’t know my history.  The coded bonus was innovated by a company called Excel Telecommunications in the 90’s, which was the fastest growing MLM company in the history of America, hitting $1 billion in sales four times faster than Microsoft.  The top earner in Excel earned $1.7 million per month for 18 months straight, 95% of which came from a ‘coded bonus’ written almost ‘exactly’ like the bonus in Numis.

(We’ve made some improvements, and we have residuals, too – which Excel just didn’t have…)

I can’t say exactly how much I made my first week in business – but I’ll tell you this – that ‘coded’ bonus made me more money in my first 14 days than I ever made in a month in my last MLM company after SIX MONTHS of aggressively building.

It’s VERY, VERY cool – and we pay it weekly.

…and if we’re going to talk about ‘ethics’, let’s talk about the ‘ethics’ of telling someone their is residual income when there is not.  I’m so sick of people filling my head with crap in this industry – that it’s time for us ALL to set a new standard, don’t you think?  How about the ethics of getting someone involved in an ‘opportunity’ that gives them a grand total ‘promotional’ check of $200 after they finally have their 200th person in their downline?

With Numis, people have the ability to generate commissions quickly, now that’s an ETHICAL business to promote – because let’s face it – we’re in this industry to create wealth…

…or are you just here to ‘piddle around‘?

My Final Thoughts

The reality is, even thought people aren’t willing to admit the simple truth – The Numis Network is growing like a wild, uncontrollable fire.  In this, or any other profit driven industry – you can either get involved with an idea that is moving on it’s own, or you can do what I tried to do in my last venture – which is to FORCE an idea that nobody gets into the minds of the mass populace.

That’s hard – and it doesn’t work for the average person.

The Numis Network is hot.  It’s moving.  It’s easy for the average person to explain – COMMISSIONS can be generated quickly if you’re producing, and let’s face it…

…getting Gold and Silver in the mail every month is just cool.  It’s almost like we have an extra paycheck once per month… We get paid weekly through all of our ways of earning – and monthly on an autoship of Gold and Silver.

As my good friend, Larry Beacham, a GREAT Network Marketing leader says:

“Everyone sells something – why not sell money?

Everyone collects something – why not collect money?”

Ha ha.

Let me tell you what I told Cedrick Harris and Brian Fanale the other day – I believe that The Numis Network is MY FIRST legitimate chance to build a team of 100,000 distributors in the network marketing industry – it’s the only thing that I’ve ever been a part of that ACTUALLY duplicates, and I’m just flat excited.  My PRODUCT is money – and I’m proud of it.  Let’s go out – and TRANSFORM the destiny of nations.

If you’re on the fence, get back to the person who invited you to view this article, and find out how you can lock in a spot.  Timing in this, and in life, is critical.  I’ll look forward to working with you.

-David Wood

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So you can see even the best of leaders are coming over to Numis.  Its your turn!

Ready to work with me?

Make it a great day!

Mike Hobbs
702-421-7212

Christy & I decided to take Haylee & her cousin Dusty hiking yesterday to a mountain called Angles Landing.  If you have ever been there you will know its one of the highest (and hardest) hikes in southern Utah, ascending over 1,500 feet up over 2.5 miles and most people never ever make it to the top.  In fact we took Haylee last year and only went half way up…

This time we made it all the way.  I am super proud of Haylee and Dusty because I felt like I had more fear of the heights then they did and they are only 5 & 6…

Now here is the coolest part about this whole family get together.  Most people go back to work Monday to the 9-5 and we are able to go on hikes as a family…

Most people get paid to work for other people.  When we got home from the hike I had 3 separate payments:

#1 – Host Gator = $100
#2 – List Joe = $100
#3 – Numis Check = $748

We were able to go spend time with our family all day Monday and still get paid close to $1,000 for the day…

Gotta love it!

I want to show you how you can do the same for yourself…

People go through the main system website at:
http://www.15kprofits.com/6282

Then they go through a webinar here:
http://www.wahonline.com/numis2/

and they just “get it”.

Go check it out…

Mike Hobbs

PS:  If you want to learn more about Angels Landing Click Here

Numis Network Question & Answer (Q & A)

Is there really a big enough market for these collectible coins?

In 2009, 28 million Silver Eagles where minted by the US government. On top of that we also carry many other coins – both silver and gold. Interested in Canadian Maple Leaf? The Chinese Panda? The Australian Koala? How about the US Gold Buffalo? The Gold Austrian Philharmonic? US Gold NGC St Gaudens? Worldwide the market for collecting numismatic coins is a $100 billion dollar a year business.

Make it a great day!

Mike Hobbs

I was looking in my mail box the other day and it really
shocked me to see a HUGE difference between what comes
in my mail box now compared to 3 years ago…

I used to get nothing but bills, junk mail, credit card
offers ect…

Now what I receive is totally different.

Check out this FREE recorded webinar showing you

how to get checks in you mail as well:
http://Recording.CollectYourWealth.com

Make it a great day!

Mike Hobbs

I just shot a new video and wanted to share it with you for
a couple reasons.

#1. Most people don’t know what the dollar is really worth…
#2. Most people don’t understand what real money is…

Also check out our latest recorded webinar on how to
build your very own silver & gold business:
http://Recording.CollectYourWealth.com

Make it a great day!

Mike Hobbs

I respect Robert Kiyosaki tremendously.

As a  matter of fact, I don’t know of any serious network marketer who hasn’t at least read his book, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” or heard a ton of quotes and references to it…

His business acumen is second to none and his success speaks for itself…

So when asked what we should do to rebound from the recession and combat inflation, I was shocked to hear his answer…

He said, “we should do what the Chinese are doing…we should buy COMMODITIES.”

He rattled off a bunch of them, but then he spent a lot of focused time on silver in particular…

Here’s what’s interesting about that video, no network marketing company is positioned to offer commodities as a solution to the recession…

They are all offering CONSUMABLES that deplete or supply of money…

Oops, I made a mistake…

There is actually ONE network marketing company that qualifies as a solution under the umbrella that Kiyosaki talks about…

One company that is over in the business of commodities in the form of gold and silver coin assets…

I tell you honestly, I’d rather follow the advise of a respected multi-millionaire who endorses network marketing AND the accumulation of assets…

For the first time ever there is a legitimate marriage of the two and I have the direct access to plug you in…

Hook up with me at http://Company.MLMGrandMaster.com so I can expose you to a $110 billion dollar business model around the gold and silver numismatic coin business…

It’s not an investment club; it’s a business for marketing money.  If you’re going to market anything, why not market money?

Make it a great day!

Mike Hobbs

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Hey there! Well, I have some good news and some bad news about the Numis Network compensation plan!  Bad news – It is not the simplest to explain, Good News – It is the most lucrative compensation plan I have ever seen! This video breaks it down for you and your prospects.

Now, this compensation plan is as of March 1st, 2010 detailing all ranks current (1star to 6star)

(To Reach Each Level You Have to Possess the Qualifications of Each Prior Level)
1 Star = 2 personal enrollees with 1 active on each leg
2 Star = 3 personal enrollees
3 Star = 6 personal enrollees
4 Star = 12 personal enrollees
5 Star = 15 personal enrollees, with minimum 10 of those personals 3 Star or above & 300 Actives on your pay leg in the binary
6 Star = 150,000 Total Monthly Personal Volume with no more than 50,000 coming from one personal enrollment leg

Hope that helps you all!

Mike Hobbs
http://www.CollectYourWealth.com