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HomeWealth University Review
Date Added: 9/30/2009     Reviewer: Traces2757
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HomeWealth University Description

HomeWealth University is a network marketing matrix program founded and run by internet marketer Ben Glinsky. This program offers a 3x6 forced matrix system, as well as comprehensive training in how to work the system to your benefit. Recruiting referrals and building a downline is how you make your money, and the more you recruit, the more residual income you’ll make each month.
HomeWealth University Detailed Overview

Forced matrix network marketing programs are all the rage today, and internet marketer Ben Glinsky has already founded a few of these types of programs, so he has the experience. HomeWealth University is his latest venture, and uses a system that is what he calls a “double acceleration forced matrix”. That’s a mouthful, and not exactly self explanatory. So what is this system?

The HomeWealth University double acceleration forced matrix system works by allowing members who buy in to have two positions in the network marketing program instead of the usual one. These positions are also called “profit centers”.

What this means is that when you buy into HomeWealth University at $29.95 per month, you get a gold position in the highest place under the person who recruits you, and a silver position, which is the next available position in the entire matrix. Having these two positions means that you can have two downlines from which you can be making money.

Forced matrix means that you can get spillover from the people who are above you in your upline. So if the person who sponsored you into the program already has their initial 3 people directly under them, anyone else that they recruit spills down to those people, and so on.

Network marketing programs, though they revolve around referring and building downlines to make money, must offer a product or service for your membership fees in order to be legitimate. HomeWealth University has wealth training tutorials as their products.

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HomeWealth University Reputation

HomeWealth University is brand new. So new, in fact, that it is not officially launched until October of 2009. For this reason there’s no way to really get feedback on it yet. It’s founder Ben Glinsky, however, has run programs like this before, and seems to have a decent reputation in this area.

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Affordable and potentially lucrative

I am one of the top recruiters for HomeWealth so you may think I am a bit biased, but I believe I only recommend programs of high quality, I am pretty picky about that.

I chose HomeWealth because it is professional, reliable, and has a low price point so virtually anyone can get started. The product is training material from experts in their industries.. whenever you can learn tips from experts it is worthwhile - so the cost is well worth it as long as the content keeps coming.

The design of the matrix is also interesting, allowing it to grow 2 times faster (since there are 2 positions for each member)... potential to receive or give spillover and benefit everyone is therefore greatly enhanced.

I wouldn't join if you are only looking for the lucky spillover, but if you are willing to build a solid long-term business that can become quite lucrative over time, then this is a top choice.
 
 


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avatar   by darrenolander on October 15, 2009 at 12:05 PM CST

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Exact System I use to get daily signups into my opportunity...
 
 
 
Another Program For Heavy Hitters

I was informed of Home Wealth University, by a heavy hitter, late Sep 09 - very early during it's pre-launched stage. I login and was assigned a pre-enrollee Silver position. 30 minutes later, I could see about 45 people (pre-enrollees and distributors) behind my position. Wow!

But, the founder of Home Wealth University also started a few programs earlier in 2009. Each subsequent program seemed to be an improvement over the previous ones. All his programs shared the same features, such as pre-enrollee positions, weekly cut-off dates, signup momentum, system fee of US$30,3-day 100% refund, etc.

Note that the founder would invite the same team of heavy hitters to join each new program first, thus offering them the top positions to ensure their incomes. Then, these heavy hitters would go out to their lists of members, promoting and recruiting almost the same members over to each new program during the pre-launch.

It seemed like this is another game of 'see-who-get-in-first'. You could see the names of these heavy hitters appearing similarly in the top positions of the leaderboard of each program.

The cost per month was US$29.95 (or US$299.95/year). There was a one time system fee of US$30. Payment then was to be via AlertPay or SolidTrust.

One hour and 30 minutes later, I saw there were a few hundred pre-enrollees and distributors already after my Silver position!
 
 


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avatar   by yeoch on October 6, 2009 at 9:02 PM CST

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