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Numis Network is a 2-year-old company, officially opening to the public in September 2009. Numis has caught the attention of network marketing newcomers and veterans for a few distinct reasons. The revolutionary product is essentially “money”; the auto-ship is a Coin of the Month and their generous compensation plan.
The generous compensation plan offers 12 different ways to get paid plus a car and luxury vacation bonus. Another reason why people are interested in this company is the popularity of collecting valuable gold and silver coins.
It has been considered a favorable way to invest your hard-earned money and establish financial security. Numis Network offers an easy and affordable way to collect MS70 graded coins. Gold and silver have a history of appreciation with time, making the Numis Network concept unique compared to other network marketing products. In fact, the coins are the perfect gift or collectors item for customers who aren’t interested in the business aspect.
The founders have built a solid track record and have a strong distributor base with a low attrition rate. The name Numis, representing the world of Numismatics, has positioned itself within an MLM business model offering a lucrative compensation structure. The idea of owning gold and silver coins attracts a wide range of personalities who enjoy being a member of their Coin of the Month Club.
A few facts about Numis Network:
- All Numismatic coins are MS70 graded.
- Numis offers a 5 Year Buy Back Guarantee to all their representatives and customers.
- Numis Network offers 7 different websites to assist the new business owner.
- Numis offers their ‘Forever Crystal’ laser-etched crystal plaque that can be personalized.
- Numis also offers rare coins, ancient coins, world coins, vintage coins, and commemorative coins in their extensive catalog.
- Numis coins are in a different segment of the precious metals market and are not to be compared to bullion.
- Numis is only open to US, Canadian, and UK customers and distributors.
If you found this review looking to see if Numis Network is a scam, the straight answer is NO. The company owners, the product, and the compensation plan have a favorable review within the industry. This home-based business opportunity will also be expanding into the UK on November 1st, 2011. UK Distributors can actually sign up and secure a position within the company immediately.
If you are researching or wondering which direction to go while researching the MLM business model, I’d recommend learning more about Numis Network. For those who are looking for a complete company presentation to review, you can visit this website for more details.
Always in service and prosperity,
Carey Rapier
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Comments
Emily Johnson, July 14 2011, 13:45
You have been paid late before
You have watched the number on the dashboard not match the number in your account. What is different now is simple: it settles on a public contract you can check yourself, not a dashboard I control.
Read the contract →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
I found this review extremely informative and well-written. I’ve been considering Numis Network for a while, and this post has really clarified a lot of my doubts. Thanks, Carey!
Michael Thompson, July 14 2011, 14:10
This is an excellent review! The details about the compensation plan and the Coin of the Month club are particularly helpful. Keep up the great work!
Sophia Martinez, July 14 2011, 15:00
Interesting read! I’m curious about the 5-year buyback guarantee. How does it compare to other similar offers in the market?
Daniel Kim, July 14 2011, 15:30
Great post! I appreciate the in-depth analysis and the clear explanation of the MLM business model. This is very helpful for someone new to network marketing like me.
Olivia Brown, July 14 2011, 16:00
Hello Carey, it’s been a while since we last spoke. How have you been? This review was quite enlightening. Let’s catch up soon!
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Most affiliates earn little, and that is disclosed up front. The difference here is not a promise about what you will make. It is that you can verify every payout yourself, on a public contract, in about twelve seconds.
See how the payout works →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
What I appreciate about this one is that it lists verifiable specifics instead of vague hype: the MS70 grading standard, the five year buy-back guarantee, being currently limited to US, Canadian and UK participants. There’s at least something concrete here to check rather than take on faith.
Ade, the buy-back detail is the one thing here worth remembering. Most of these reviews skip the exit terms entirely and go straight to the sign-up pitch.
Look, a review titled ‘unbiased’ that ends by pointing you toward a company presentation isn’t unbiased, it’s a funnel with a disclaimer. Where’s the person who bought the coin of the month club and found the resale underwhelming? An honest review includes the account that doesn’t fit the thesis. This one only quotes the parts of the pitch that already agree with each other.
‘Unbiased’ in the title was the first thing that told me it wouldn’t be.