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We've just been informed by Oceanside Wealth that enrollment will begin on Friday (July 18th)
This is to give everyone enough time to prepare with their payment processor. With all the talk of matrices and interest payments it took me a while to understand the compensation plan. But now that I've "got it" all I can say is, "this is going to be huge!" It would be sad to see people pass this one up (personal opinion of course [img]smileys/smiley17.gif[/img]) |
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I hope someone here can help me and explain what this is? I am new to nwm to a degree... I love all the excitement and would love someone to share with me what this is!!!! Thanks! Gina
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Hi Gina,
Oceanside Wealth is an investment opportunity in Forex trading with a company wide forced matrix attachedto help people build their investment capital. The built in front-end matrixhas a $60 per month membership fee. You will then be able to add any amount in $100 increments on top of that to go intothe program. Once you have 6 people under you, you will be in profit and no longer pay the $60 fee. (with a company wide forced matrix, this should happen pretty easily) Oceanside Wealth will be utilizing an institutional grade $60 million Forex trading program.They will be posting monthly performance graphs along with live webinars so you can seetheir amazing results! The average monthly return looks to be between 15%-20% with some months doing 30%-40%. These are all based on real trading activity that will be posted for members to review monthly. If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to ask. |
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I'm lobbying that they change the
matrix type they are using. It might be a losing battle. Community forced matrix will, in my opinion, cause the company to stall in growth. It will also limit how many true leaders they bring in, as not many will care after the first few hours of enrollment. Brent
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I can see the pros and cons of either side, but like Adrianne posted, I think the real focus should be on the forex trading fund and the matrix as just an added bonus.
I also believe that if OWB performs the way they anticiapte (15%-20% returns monthly) getting people on board won't be a problem. I could also go either way. Edited by: ASD Daily Cash |
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of assumptions: 1. Your matrix would still be forced, just not community forced. That means the people above you in the matrix that are recruiting will eventually produce spillover. 2. It does not take personal enrollments to get the money into your Forex account. The only thing it takes 1 enrollment for is to pay you on level 4 and beyond. Levels 1-3 are still enough to put a small profit into your account each month. Of course, there is nothing stopping your sponsor from using your link directly, either. That is what one guy proposed to do for his team to ensure that they would get paid beyond level 4. I know it looks like people would benefit from the community matrix, but I believe it would eventually cripple the plan. The only reason to recruit anyone is to gain the 50% matching or to build your matrix. However, when the matrix is determined by the next position in the company and nothing to do with your team or your building activites, there no longer becomes an incentive to recruit. Yes, people will still join for the Forex investing portion of it, but no real push to recruit them as there is no incentive. It becomes more of a friendly referral. Brent
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Okay, I changed my mind ![]() After reading Brent's post here and Broker's post in the other forum I see how a 'forever' community forced matrixwould not be good. I vote for the community forced matrix for the original 2x10 and traditional forced matrix after that. It does make more sense. |
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Another thought....
If you are in this network marketing folder, you probably understand the concept of leverage. It is what network marketing is built around. I know a lot of people who have $1,000 or more to spend on a Forex trading program, but I know a lot more (or can find a lot more) who don't have a grand but have the $60. Now.... In the community forced matrix, I have zero incentive to recruit. Zero. The numbers are that once you get to around level 15, it becomes near impossible to fill for a program like this. Plus, the fact is if I am on the right hand side of the overall matrix, it will take longer to fill my levels. However.... On a normal forced matrix (in this case, the 2x10), I can find the masses, I can benefit from them and they can benefit from my marketing efforts and the marketing efforts of those above me. Not the case in the community forced matrix. --------------------------------------------------- Simply do the numbers. The car bonus, house bonus, all of that, will not matter with the community matrix. The reality is if you are not in the first 6-7 levels (thats only 126 to 254 people), the matrix benefits you very little. The mad dash will be on Friday to try to manage one of those positions and hundreds more who wanted to capitalize on the matrix system will be left dissapointed. When people are left dissapointed and do not want to throw $1k into an unproven system, it will either collapse or slow to snail's pace. Just running the numbers and basing on math, not emotion. Brent
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