
I got a call last night, at nearly 10pm. It was a work call, as I didn’t recognize the number on the cell phone. It was “down time” for me at home, but like usual, I gave in to the temptation of talking to one more person. I had already been up and working by 4am that morning. Nothing new.
The phone stopped ringing before I could answer it, so I immediately called back and I was greeted by a shaky, yet kind voice on the other end of the line.
His name was Matt.
Good man, bright man…and he had questions about the Money Merge Account that his current Agent simply couldn’t answer for him. He asked me to take the time to help him. So, I spent the next three hours explaining aspects of the program, confirming his understanding at some points and correcting him at others.
During the course of the next 24 hours, Matt decided to join the Jubilee Project as an Agent, then decided to switch and work with his next door neighbor, contacting UFF during the day to be switched. Both he and UFF got a hold of me, of which I said that was fine to let him leave my team and gave him up. To which an additional three hours later, Matt called me back, saying he would bet his (and his wife’s) $220,000 annual income that he had “cracked” the Program. He claimed he knew how it worked and he could do it on his own.
After an entire week previous of praising the MMA Program, spending HOURS selling me on how he knew that it worked and was the best thing he had ever seen…to trying to convince me that it was not worth $3500 the very next day, Matt simply proved to be one from a regular group of people I talk with day in, day out.
Matt isn’t the first to make claims, or to challenge the Money Merge program. He won’t be the last. What Matt turned out to be, was a person who simply never understood what this ‘complete’ program does for the typical, average American Homeowner in the first place. For all his calculations and intelligence…he simply didn’t get it.
The Money Merge Account isn’t magic. It isn’t fairy dust. It’s a specific tool for a specific need. A need that most homeowners have: the need to get out from under the weight of their mortgage as fast as possible. The need to breathe. The need to have direction, without having to calculate every penny from day to day, so they can maintain stability in their lives.
I feel bad for Matt, because when he finally realizes that the MMA encompasses ‘variables’ and not just his straight math equation…he may be too embarrassed to come back and take advantage of what was right before him the whole time.
Please don’t make the same mistake.