How many of you know the Utility Warehouse story?

How many of you know the story of Utility Warehouse, for about 5 years the company bubbled away, trying to get things right, developing & improving & not much happened, some people will have got involved & quit, some stuck with it.

Then all of a sudden after about 5 years. it just seemed to erupt out of nowhere and guess what....there's now people earning £60,000-£80,000 a month residual income....Guess what people are saying.....'Well it's alright for them, they were in at the beginning'!!!!!!!!!!!

Do not be mistaken....with LIFE UK FINANCIAL ....THIS IS THE BEGINNING and NOW IS THE TIME.

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LIFE UK FINANCIAL, A BRITISH COMPANY 

- Average customer SAVES £360 per year!

short video here:

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Apologies wrong code .. Here is the correct code: 8738391

Hi Stuart,

I understand the stats are that 95% of MLM companies fail in their first three years.  They then tend to have several years of consolidiation, putting better systems in place and generally experiencing steady growth.  After about 10 years in existence they generally experience a massive growth phase lasting around 10 years or so.  Then they tend to reach maturity after around 20 years, still doing really well and getting good results for the company and distributors alike, but not growing at such a rate.

This probably explains why UW was, as you say, not making great waves for about the first three years.  Then they had steady growth for seven years.  The serious growth phase has now started and turnover has doubled in the last three years (see my signature, as the growth chart looks a lot like this and they are just at the bottom of the steep part kicking in to the growth phase).

I assume, from what you say in your post, Life UK Financial have just started out and they are at the beginning of the process, are they?  What will make them one of the 5% who make it past three years, instead of the 95% who don't?  By the way, I'm not being critical, just interested to know your thoughts about why they will succeed.

Hi Stuart,

Great post - I agree with everything you say.

I'm VERY familliar with UWDC and love what Charles has done with your company - I think you have a GREAT COMPANY there!

The reality is LIFE UK could be gone tomorrow, and the only reason I made the comparison is that I think they are both GENUINE BRITISH mlm companies

that bring REAL value to the market place.

Its my gut feeling that LIFE UK FINANCIAL will becaome a giant, following in the footsteps of UWDC.

Feel welcome to send me a private message if you are interested in knowing more, I'm keen not to promote too much on forums in case people think I am poaching you guys - thats not the case, but its always good to know what else is "out there".

Wishing you every success in your business ( I just signed up as a customer last week!)

Take Care & God Bless

Stuart.

Hi Stuart,

Thanks for your reply.

It's OK, I wasn't thinking of joining, just interested in the subject of MLM generally and wanted to understand how you saw Life UK panning out.  I wish you all the best with it 

Hi Stuart,

In a nutshell, like UWDC,  LIFE UK FINANCIAL offer "REAL SAVINGS" to the consumer and provide a "new alternative" to the consumer in a market that has been crying out for a new approach.

The compensation plan is very compelling, the service is easy to recommend

Also, the company are not asking for an additional spend, but rather a way of saving money on something they use anyway.

Making "FREE Financial advice" available to the masses, at a time when money and financial advice has never been more important, to me is very interesting concept.

Less than 7% of people use financial advisors, and most thought that "sound professional and unbiased" advice was only available to those who could afford it.. Not anymore...

Also, our research shows that "price comparison sites" aren't providing people with a fair way to seek advice. Most find the sites complicated, not able to compare like for like and find the proces confusing. com

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7766798.stm

No overpriced products, no BINARY COMPENSATION PLANS is also a bonus.

Best Wishes

Stuart.