I have researched the Numis Network thoroughly, and have put this article together as my official “Numis Network Review,” to give you a clear picture of what the Numis Network exactly is, and share some of the secrets they don’t mention to you on their site.
The Numis Network was founded on the idea of joining the mass amounts of people who collect coins in America, with the leveraging power of multi-level marketing. For the first time ever, it allows ordinary people like us to earn a residual income from people whose passion it is to collect coins.
I do have a passion for collectible coins, as well as for multi-level marketing, so I was interested with the Numis Network MLM idea as soon as I first heard about it. So I decided to do some extensive research on what they’re offering exactly, and if they really knew what they were doing.
For example, in the video interviews they have on their site they state that building your network is simple and easy. They mentioned that all you have to do is to send people to the replicated site they provide you, then have them click the “join now” link, and that is all there is to it.
Experience has shown, however, that you can’t build a successful network marketing business, along with thousands of recruits and consumers, simply by directing them all to your replicated site.
The main reason is that there are already so many other people in that company who use that same replicated site. So unless you have some way of differentiating yourself from everyone else in the company (like your own personal site), you’re most likely not going to appear as anyone special, and there won’t be any good reason for anyone to join your organization.
The Unique Numis Network Compensation Plan
The Numis Network has a very lucrative compensation plan called a binary system, with two legs on each side and unlimited levels deep. You earn commissions made on sales from your site, residual commissions from people who get in the auto-shipment program, and commissions from people who order more coins.
But one thing about the Numis Network compensation plan that I find to be quite unique, is that they pay $50 for each person underneath you who decides to join their “training program.” I personally have never heard of any company that charges extra fee for their training program. Most companies offer it for free, so it might possibly be good training just because they’re charging a fee for it.
But then again, it is the company we’re talking about, and I think that just like most companies, they would only want to focus on training people on how to market the company’s service, rahter than teaching people how to market themselves (which is essential to become successful in MLM).
The Numis Network Scam
In case you didn’t know, our economy is in quite a downturn. US currency is no longer accepted in many countries all over the world. That’s because the US currency is literally nothing more than paper, not to mention that it is made out of debt. On the other hand, collectible coins and precious metals are rare and invaluable; therefore, they are accepted anywhere around the world, particularly during these times.
Wise investors understand that in the near future, money will no longer be of any value whatsoever. Thus, they are constantly looking for ways to invest in collectibles, like coins of precious metals, gems, rubies etc. Because of the rarity and value of coins, however, people are now having a difficult time finding places that carry them in gold. Even if they wanted to buy a million dollars worth of gold coins, they couldn’t do it.
Therefore, having said that, the fact that the Numis Network states that they have gold coins in stock, seems too good to be true. However, when I followed a Numis distributor’s link to the main site, I did find a link… to gold coins!
Also available are silver coins, world coins, rare and vintage coins, commemorative coins and several other varieties. Everything for both the collector and investor can be found here.
If they really do have gold coins in stock, and are in the business of distributing them, wouldn’t you assume they would display them in their coin selections as well? The fact that they don’t heightens the suspicion of Numis Network being a scam.
Conclusion
In my perspective, joining the Numis Network to have a temporary source of collectable coins, and an online store where other collectors can purchase from, and earn commissions from them is a fantastic idea.
However, Numis Network, like many MLM companies, may not be around for the long haul. The premise make a lot of sense, but only time will tell. That is why it is always important to build your value and promote yourself as a leader. You don’t want to be in a position where you have to start all over again with the next opportunity and nobody knows who you are.
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