Numis Network – A Review

There has been so much buzz recently around this relatively new network marketing company (plus I’ve had so many questions from people wanting to know more) that I thought a great way to address people’s questions was to write another blog post.

So the first question is: why all the attention?

Numis Network was started in August 2009, and in my opinion has got so much momentum because of it’s revolutionary concept – it is the first network marketing company to market numismatic coins.

If you’re not familiar with numismatic coins, they are coins created by government mints, and being exempt from government seizure in the past, are highly collectible.

The value of these coins is twofold – the value of the gold and silver in the actual coin, and from the coins collector value, which increases over time.

That’s the reason I was attracted to Numis because unlike other network marketing companies that sell consumables (think vitamins, juices, nutritionals etc…), by simply participating in the Numis autoship, you have the opportunity to potentially increase your net worth by collecting these coins.

Historically, gold and silver have retained their value and actually increased significantly in value over time, especially in times of high inflation.  (Which is the likely result of all the dollars being printed at the US Federal Reserve right now.)

And while Numismatic coins do not necessarily follow the trajectory of gold and silver as metals, I think it’s a smart move for everybody to have assets taht have value outside of paper dollars.

And although I can’t make forward statements about the value of gold and silver, collecting Numis Network coins then becomes that much sweeter because if you get involved, not only are you making money (residual income) through the binary compensation plan (the binary compensation plan is one of the most popular in MLM) but like I said, are collecting assets – which any bank will put into the ASSET column of your net worth.

(And no, banks don’t consider the traditional consumable products sold via network marketing to be assets.)

Now, going back to the compensation plan for a moment, remember I said that the owners created software for MLM compensation plans?  Well in their experience they learned a few things and in fact increased the money you could make with a binary which is another huge selling point.

So the bottom line, cost to join  – $495 for a distributor kit, which includes a box to hold your coins, and your first coin, plus all shipping and taxes, etc.  Autoship is about $100 a month for each coin.

(And some people are buying 2 or 3 coins per month!)

At this point in time, taking into account the strong compensation plan, autoship that can potentially increase your net worth, and a product that any bank would consider an asset, Numis is the company to beat.

Click on the link to read more about Numis Network and some of the special perks that are only available to members of our team.

Or call me directly:

Andrew Murray or Marie Torres
902-472-2260