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August 5, 2007 at 8:28 PM #70762August 5, 2007 at 8:35 PM #70649Allan from FallbrookParticipant
HLS: Is this in any way similar to the Nouveau Riche University (NRU) scheme out in Arizona?
I read up on them a little while back, and was flabbergasted at how many adherents they had. Same type of thing: MLM based realty program, advertising “thousands” of people signed up and prospering.
Old P.T. Barnum strikes again!
August 5, 2007 at 8:35 PM #70763Allan from FallbrookParticipantHLS: Is this in any way similar to the Nouveau Riche University (NRU) scheme out in Arizona?
I read up on them a little while back, and was flabbergasted at how many adherents they had. Same type of thing: MLM based realty program, advertising “thousands” of people signed up and prospering.
Old P.T. Barnum strikes again!
August 5, 2007 at 8:35 PM #70771Allan from FallbrookParticipantHLS: Is this in any way similar to the Nouveau Riche University (NRU) scheme out in Arizona?
I read up on them a little while back, and was flabbergasted at how many adherents they had. Same type of thing: MLM based realty program, advertising “thousands” of people signed up and prospering.
Old P.T. Barnum strikes again!
August 5, 2007 at 9:28 PM #70685SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA is pretty crafty… not really new as it has been around a few years now but it has a nice shade of marketing to fool people.
I have guys always trying to push that one on me.
Alan you got it… It is the same thing as NR…
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 9:28 PM #70801SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA is pretty crafty… not really new as it has been around a few years now but it has a nice shade of marketing to fool people.
I have guys always trying to push that one on me.
Alan you got it… It is the same thing as NR…
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 9:28 PM #70805SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA is pretty crafty… not really new as it has been around a few years now but it has a nice shade of marketing to fool people.
I have guys always trying to push that one on me.
Alan you got it… It is the same thing as NR…
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 10:27 PM #70712HLSParticipantI’m supposed to keep up with the angles, but it isn’t easy!
I’ve never heard of NRU,, will investigate. I was surprised at the endorsements they claimed for MMA, and yes MLM is multi level marketing. You get paid on the downline, I think.
Many wealthy folks are signing on (according to them)
I’ll be surprised if someone here hasn’t been pitched…
Once you hear the concept, I’m not sure that you need to pay $3500.I’d like to hear from someone who paid the $3500 and is using it…
I didn’t want to quiz the guy too hard, I started to but decided to back off. It was only his first month.SO, how many times have ya had someone ask you if you’d be interested in a “business opportunity” Blah, blah blah, it turns out to be Amway….
Today it’s internet related, like be a TRAVEL AGENT, get commissions. Free website, You can make some income. Some people ARE getting rich by redirecting internet traffic. Good for them.
Wonder if they need a loan πDid P.T Barnum also say “Don’t quit your day job” ??
August 5, 2007 at 10:27 PM #70827HLSParticipantI’m supposed to keep up with the angles, but it isn’t easy!
I’ve never heard of NRU,, will investigate. I was surprised at the endorsements they claimed for MMA, and yes MLM is multi level marketing. You get paid on the downline, I think.
Many wealthy folks are signing on (according to them)
I’ll be surprised if someone here hasn’t been pitched…
Once you hear the concept, I’m not sure that you need to pay $3500.I’d like to hear from someone who paid the $3500 and is using it…
I didn’t want to quiz the guy too hard, I started to but decided to back off. It was only his first month.SO, how many times have ya had someone ask you if you’d be interested in a “business opportunity” Blah, blah blah, it turns out to be Amway….
Today it’s internet related, like be a TRAVEL AGENT, get commissions. Free website, You can make some income. Some people ARE getting rich by redirecting internet traffic. Good for them.
Wonder if they need a loan πDid P.T Barnum also say “Don’t quit your day job” ??
August 5, 2007 at 10:27 PM #70833HLSParticipantI’m supposed to keep up with the angles, but it isn’t easy!
I’ve never heard of NRU,, will investigate. I was surprised at the endorsements they claimed for MMA, and yes MLM is multi level marketing. You get paid on the downline, I think.
Many wealthy folks are signing on (according to them)
I’ll be surprised if someone here hasn’t been pitched…
Once you hear the concept, I’m not sure that you need to pay $3500.I’d like to hear from someone who paid the $3500 and is using it…
I didn’t want to quiz the guy too hard, I started to but decided to back off. It was only his first month.SO, how many times have ya had someone ask you if you’d be interested in a “business opportunity” Blah, blah blah, it turns out to be Amway….
Today it’s internet related, like be a TRAVEL AGENT, get commissions. Free website, You can make some income. Some people ARE getting rich by redirecting internet traffic. Good for them.
Wonder if they need a loan πDid P.T Barnum also say “Don’t quit your day job” ??
August 5, 2007 at 11:03 PM #70735SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA and NR scheme are essentially the same. It is really unreal how many people actually pay to do this. They are recruiting agents everywhere to push this product…
So the first thing you do of course is to get a big fat HELOC… Then you purchase the software they have. Basically the “software” does nothing but analyze your monthly cash flow. The idea is that you pay down your primary mortgage early by making additional payments on your balance. If your monthly cash flow happens to be a little bit low in a given month, then you simply take money from the HELOC to push down your balance even more.
Wow is this rocket science or what?
So basically you are spending a few thousand bucks to push yourself more in debt and make early payments on your primary mortgage which most likely will have a better rate then any HELOC you would get.
I may not be absolutely correct but this was the jist of it… after I heard the HELOC part my eyes glazed over and I counted ceiling tiles for the rest of the presentation.
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 11:03 PM #70850SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA and NR scheme are essentially the same. It is really unreal how many people actually pay to do this. They are recruiting agents everywhere to push this product…
So the first thing you do of course is to get a big fat HELOC… Then you purchase the software they have. Basically the “software” does nothing but analyze your monthly cash flow. The idea is that you pay down your primary mortgage early by making additional payments on your balance. If your monthly cash flow happens to be a little bit low in a given month, then you simply take money from the HELOC to push down your balance even more.
Wow is this rocket science or what?
So basically you are spending a few thousand bucks to push yourself more in debt and make early payments on your primary mortgage which most likely will have a better rate then any HELOC you would get.
I may not be absolutely correct but this was the jist of it… after I heard the HELOC part my eyes glazed over and I counted ceiling tiles for the rest of the presentation.
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 11:03 PM #70857SD RealtorParticipantHLS the MMA and NR scheme are essentially the same. It is really unreal how many people actually pay to do this. They are recruiting agents everywhere to push this product…
So the first thing you do of course is to get a big fat HELOC… Then you purchase the software they have. Basically the “software” does nothing but analyze your monthly cash flow. The idea is that you pay down your primary mortgage early by making additional payments on your balance. If your monthly cash flow happens to be a little bit low in a given month, then you simply take money from the HELOC to push down your balance even more.
Wow is this rocket science or what?
So basically you are spending a few thousand bucks to push yourself more in debt and make early payments on your primary mortgage which most likely will have a better rate then any HELOC you would get.
I may not be absolutely correct but this was the jist of it… after I heard the HELOC part my eyes glazed over and I counted ceiling tiles for the rest of the presentation.
SD Realtor
August 5, 2007 at 11:05 PM #70736PerryChaseParticipantI don’t listen to these stations either. But love your style and your comments.
August 5, 2007 at 11:05 PM #70853PerryChaseParticipantI don’t listen to these stations either. But love your style and your comments.
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