http://vodpod.com/watch/3391392-robe...to-fiatusmoney
More Kiyosaki nonsense different day?
Soapboxmom
http://vodpod.com/watch/3391392-robe...to-fiatusmoney
More Kiyosaki nonsense different day?
Soapboxmom
No need for a "question mark" when you make such an obviously true statement, SBM.
Here ya go:
More Kiyosaki nonsense different day.
Mr Kiyosaki used to unashamedly describe himself as being a "shark" when it comes to money, back in the days when he was a new age "guru" preaching his Money and You message.
Someone should remind the man about when he used to get participants in his shows to play the "blocks" game and trigger what he liked to call "spontaneous rebirths"
So now we have the shark teaming up with the minnows to push overpriced coins.
What a surprise.........NOT
Well, sleazy MLMers do love to use Kiyosaki to promote their scams as he does have a universal appeal to the unsophisticated and simple minded consumer. Many do not have the time or savvy to check out Kiyosaki and his followers and certainly pay a steep price for buying into his utter nonsense. I quit supporting Public Television because they had that idiot Kiyosaki on explaining his laughable 4 quadrants and thoughts on realsestate investing.
Soapboxmom
Err,
did you watch the video SBM posted ????
The headline above it reads:
Robert Kiyosaki | Gold and Silver Coins are the answer to Fiat_US_money
It's one of the pet complaints of many that MLM observers companies allow their "independent business owners" to include information in/on their websites/advertising while simultaneously wiping their corporate hands of any responsibility for such inclusions.
Thus we have a situation where a simple Google using the terms <Kiyosaki & Numis> produces pages of results linking the two.
Scam or misguided enthusiasm ????
Opinion here and on many similar forums suggest many people do NOT agree with the premise that "alls' fair in love, war and MLM marketing"
Somebody's lying and/or stretching the truth and/or making errors by omission.
The question is whether that somebody is Kiyosaki, Numis or Numis "IBOs" and whether such behaviour is immoral and/or illegal and/or unethical.
Numis sells the Silver Eagle, one ounce of silver, for roughly $100 to $120 per coin. I bought my Silver Eagle from my local coin dealer for $20.25, plus tax. The only difference is that the Numis coin has been "graded".
Here's a report I just found that was written by Tracy Coenen.
Another thinly veiled pyramid scheme: Numis Network
Another thinly veiled pyramid scheme: Numis Network : Sequence Inc. Fraud Files Blog
Since the coins sold by Numis Network appear to have little retail appeal to true customers, the only way a representative can hope to make money is by constant recruiting. The representatives cannot rely on retail sales of coins, so they must rely on the complicated methods of calculating various bonuses for the recruits in their downlines. The only hope for a representative lies in recruiting an endless chain of representatives.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing
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