Search on UFirst Lunch and you will find the best example of bad math by UF I've ever seen.UFirst produced and promoted it, claiming that $2K/ yr will grow to $10M over 45 yes at6%. off by only a factor of over 20, but close enough for UF. Honest error? Perhaps, but I caught error doing the math on my fingers. You this their sophisticated algorithms would have noticed even faster.
cphansen the reason the sales went down is because of the economy. It has nothing to do with the program and it isn't a 'scam'. I have talked to several people who have saved over $50,000 in interest by using the program. So they have more than well made the money worth it. So as the old saying goes, "Don't knock it til you've tried it!
I've used the demo version. I've had my analysis run by an agent, then promptly beat that analysis with a simple (and free) online mortgage prepayment calculator. Bankrate and other site have them.
Yes, using the same income, debts and expenses, you can beat the MMA predictions, with less effort, and you don't have to waste $3500.
Keep a contingency aside, but every month, [income] - [expenses] = [debt prepayment]
Apply that to you highest rate debt. That's all it takes to beat the MMA.
As for sales being down...you're blaming a 75% sales decline on the economy? Even GM hasn't seen a 75% sales decline.
No, I'm afraid UFirst has hit the wall as most MLMs do. They've run out of gullible clients.
It hasn't helped UFirst that a number of us have been active in countering UFirst misinformation and reducing the number of people who might otherwise get sucked in by the marketing.
@aparkie87 Monthly sales for 2009 dropped 92% to just 278 in December. No other thing sector of the economy dropped 92% - just this mortgage acceleration scam.
And the point is, whatever you can achieve with the MMA can be beaten, with less effort than the MMA, and without the $3500 cost. Put that $3500 towards your own debts. The MMA is inefficient and would be overpriced at $1.
Mac is the greatest! Get all the details of the Money Merge Account with my videos. I hav ebeen with United First Financial for 2.5 years. It's a fantastic company!
Then why are you promoting iJango now? Is it because you can't sell the MMA? Take heart, Jarrett, it's not that you're a failure (well, that's not the only reason). Looking at the 2009 MMA sales figures, no one else can sell it, either:
Jan 3,473
Feb 2,177
Mar 2,428
Apr 2,058
May 1,353
Jun 1,092
Jul 849
I guess that's what happens when you try to peddle inefficient financial software with deceptions at a ridiculous price - it gets called a "scam" and people won't buy it. Surprise.
Take me to your leader!
apexak 8 months ago
The video I referenced below has been removed. I guess a factor of 20X error got their attention finally
joetaxpayer2 1 year ago
Search on UFirst Lunch and you will find the best example of bad math by UF I've ever seen.UFirst produced and promoted it, claiming that $2K/ yr will grow to $10M over 45 yes at6%. off by only a factor of over 20, but close enough for UF. Honest error? Perhaps, but I caught error doing the math on my fingers. You this their sophisticated algorithms would have noticed even faster.
joetaxpayer2 1 year ago
cphansen the reason the sales went down is because of the economy. It has nothing to do with the program and it isn't a 'scam'. I have talked to several people who have saved over $50,000 in interest by using the program. So they have more than well made the money worth it. So as the old saying goes, "Don't knock it til you've tried it!
aparkie87 2 years ago
I've used the demo version. I've had my analysis run by an agent, then promptly beat that analysis with a simple (and free) online mortgage prepayment calculator. Bankrate and other site have them.
Yes, using the same income, debts and expenses, you can beat the MMA predictions, with less effort, and you don't have to waste $3500.
Keep a contingency aside, but every month, [income] - [expenses] = [debt prepayment]
Apply that to you highest rate debt. That's all it takes to beat the MMA.
cphansen 2 years ago
As for sales being down...you're blaming a 75% sales decline on the economy? Even GM hasn't seen a 75% sales decline.
No, I'm afraid UFirst has hit the wall as most MLMs do. They've run out of gullible clients.
It hasn't helped UFirst that a number of us have been active in countering UFirst misinformation and reducing the number of people who might otherwise get sucked in by the marketing.
It's all a smokescreen, aparkie.
cphansen 2 years ago
@aparkie87 Monthly sales for 2009 dropped 92% to just 278 in December. No other thing sector of the economy dropped 92% - just this mortgage acceleration scam.
And the point is, whatever you can achieve with the MMA can be beaten, with less effort than the MMA, and without the $3500 cost. Put that $3500 towards your own debts. The MMA is inefficient and would be overpriced at $1.
cphansen 2 years ago
Mac is the greatest! Get all the details of the Money Merge Account with my videos. I hav ebeen with United First Financial for 2.5 years. It's a fantastic company!
JarrettHolmes 2 years ago
Then why are you promoting iJango now? Is it because you can't sell the MMA? Take heart, Jarrett, it's not that you're a failure (well, that's not the only reason). Looking at the 2009 MMA sales figures, no one else can sell it, either:
Jan 3,473
Feb 2,177
Mar 2,428
Apr 2,058
May 1,353
Jun 1,092
Jul 849
I guess that's what happens when you try to peddle inefficient financial software with deceptions at a ridiculous price - it gets called a "scam" and people won't buy it. Surprise.
cphansen 2 years ago
Whyd you fuck up the sound
88blockNS 3 years ago