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FutureNetJack
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I know you have heard of FutureNet, but have you heard that FutureNet is just the name of the company that helps people to create residual income by providing business oportunities from three different sources?
While FutureNet is the Social Media platform of the company, FutureAdPro is the revenue sharing platform operated by the FutureNet company, which allows its users to monetize their need for a daily intake of advertisements.
Companies such as Facebook, Google and Amazon, bombard us on a daily basis with advertisements, based on algorithms, which may or may not deliver relevant adds. Even if the adds are relevant, do you really want to see them, without having asked for it first? Additionally, these conglomorates retain all the profit from the companies who advertise with them, ultimately making them fabulously wealthy.
FutureNet has introduced a different approach. The company has created a unique system of sharing their revenue with its users. People are able to choose which advertisements they wish to see, and choose whether to see any at all, and get paid commissions in return for their time spent watching the advertisements.
The problem is that a number of other scams have popped up, promising a similar type of revenue. The only issue is that they they are not actual companies offering actual business opportunities but rather ponzi schemes in disguise.
So the question will most likely arise, Well why is FutureNet, and FutureAdPro not a ponzi scheme? Here are the reasons why FutureNet and FutureAdPro is a legitimate business opportunity:..............well actually it's hard to begin because there is so much but here it goes in no particualr order
1. FutureNet was launched in 2012 as a social media platform that paid people for using it. You could get paid for logging in, commenting, chatting with friends and through your business posts which would ultimately drive clients to your business. So FutureNet was a marketing company first before it introduced it's profit sharing platform.
2. FutureAdPro, the revenue sharing platform was released in 2014 as an afterthought to the pre-existing social media platform
3. FutureNet is credited with the creation and release of the Futuro Coin, a cryptocurrency presently available on 6 exchanges and listed on coinmarketcap.com at $7.93 at the time of this writing. This means that the company received revenues from the sale of the FuturoCoin, which was released earlier this year, 2018.
4. FutureNet developed an ATM machine which can be used to purchase the FuturoCoin, making the coin easily accessible and thus generating more profits for the company.
5. FutureNet has presently 4 million users, which for any business, especially MLM, is HUGE!!
6. Last year, FutureNet generated over $600 million in revenues.
7. FutureNet offers mining contracts which people can purchase for the purpose of mining FuturoCoin.
8. FutureNet has a number of operational businesses and sources of revenue, including:
- FutureNet cafe and bar
- Translation services
- Car leasing services
- Cloud storrage
- Online shopping
- Online travel booking partnered up with Hotels.com and others
- FutureNet merchandise store
- FutureNet games
- Web building services a service similar to WordPress
- FutureNet Voice Calling Platform, where you can purchase calling plans and messaging
- FutureNet Sports, where the company sponsors and advertises with different sporting teams and events
- FutureNet foundation, is involved in charity work around Europe and other parts of the world. The CEO's have been named Good Will Ambasadors to the United Nations
I believe the list ends here for now, but I may be missing something.
Here is the point I'd like to really drive home. The FuturoCoin is a cryptocurrency, presently in use, with a stable number of users and with a value of a relatively decent standing. I can imagine that having a company offering shared revenue to it's users, who are required to make deposits using their cryptocurrencies, and withdrawals using more cryptocurrencies, can be problematic to the status quo. After all, cryptocurrencies pose a serious threat to our present economic system as Banks face loosing control of the money supply in case of a cryptocurrency mass adoption by the world's population.
How does the revenue sharing work and why could it be seen as problematic by the status quo?
Yes, to use FutureAdPro, the revenue sharing part of the FutureNet company, users are required to make a buy in using one of presently 6 selected cryptocurrencies.
In order to generate commissions using the FutureAdPro platform, users are required to purchase adpacks. These adpacks cost $10 or $50 each and users can choose the amount with which they would like to begin generating commissions. Clearly the higher the initial buy in, the higher the commissions will be.
Commissions are delivered daily to the users account, and equal to 20% in profits after a duration of about 120-130 days. Users are free to withdraw their profits on a daily basis but it is recommended to compound reinvest the commissions for better payout.
The platform limits each user to 1000 - $50 adpacks, which is roughly $50000, meaning that a 20% commission every 120 days leads an average monthly income of about $2500. Not a massive amount for the western world, but nothing to be scoffed at either.
Presently 4million users are shuffling cryptocurrencies around on the internet and thus propagating the usage of the the enemy to fiat moneys. With banks holding a firm grip on the world economy, it may be hard to see how crypto poses a threat to the status quo, but these things will become more apparent with time, I believe, as our present economy begins to suffer crash after crash.
So back to the point at hand.
FutureNet is a company in a very unique position. It offers opportunities for making money and promotes the usage of cryptocurrencies. I think that anyone interested in the world of crypto should at least take the time to look at what the company has to offer.
Ou one last thing. FutureNet is now listed as being within the top 5000 most used websites on the World Wide Web as per Alexa listings. That is within 5000 out of 2 billion websites world wide.
Shoot me a comment or questions if you have any.
While FutureNet is the Social Media platform of the company, FutureAdPro is the revenue sharing platform operated by the FutureNet company, which allows its users to monetize their need for a daily intake of advertisements.
Companies such as Facebook, Google and Amazon, bombard us on a daily basis with advertisements, based on algorithms, which may or may not deliver relevant adds. Even if the adds are relevant, do you really want to see them, without having asked for it first? Additionally, these conglomorates retain all the profit from the companies who advertise with them, ultimately making them fabulously wealthy.
FutureNet has introduced a different approach. The company has created a unique system of sharing their revenue with its users. People are able to choose which advertisements they wish to see, and choose whether to see any at all, and get paid commissions in return for their time spent watching the advertisements.
The problem is that a number of other scams have popped up, promising a similar type of revenue. The only issue is that they they are not actual companies offering actual business opportunities but rather ponzi schemes in disguise.
So the question will most likely arise, Well why is FutureNet, and FutureAdPro not a ponzi scheme? Here are the reasons why FutureNet and FutureAdPro is a legitimate business opportunity:..............well actually it's hard to begin because there is so much but here it goes in no particualr order
1. FutureNet was launched in 2012 as a social media platform that paid people for using it. You could get paid for logging in, commenting, chatting with friends and through your business posts which would ultimately drive clients to your business. So FutureNet was a marketing company first before it introduced it's profit sharing platform.
2. FutureAdPro, the revenue sharing platform was released in 2014 as an afterthought to the pre-existing social media platform
3. FutureNet is credited with the creation and release of the Futuro Coin, a cryptocurrency presently available on 6 exchanges and listed on coinmarketcap.com at $7.93 at the time of this writing. This means that the company received revenues from the sale of the FuturoCoin, which was released earlier this year, 2018.
4. FutureNet developed an ATM machine which can be used to purchase the FuturoCoin, making the coin easily accessible and thus generating more profits for the company.
5. FutureNet has presently 4 million users, which for any business, especially MLM, is HUGE!!
6. Last year, FutureNet generated over $600 million in revenues.
7. FutureNet offers mining contracts which people can purchase for the purpose of mining FuturoCoin.
8. FutureNet has a number of operational businesses and sources of revenue, including:
- FutureNet cafe and bar
- Translation services
- Car leasing services
- Cloud storrage
- Online shopping
- Online travel booking partnered up with Hotels.com and others
- FutureNet merchandise store
- FutureNet games
- Web building services a service similar to WordPress
- FutureNet Voice Calling Platform, where you can purchase calling plans and messaging
- FutureNet Sports, where the company sponsors and advertises with different sporting teams and events
- FutureNet foundation, is involved in charity work around Europe and other parts of the world. The CEO's have been named Good Will Ambasadors to the United Nations
I believe the list ends here for now, but I may be missing something.
Here is the point I'd like to really drive home. The FuturoCoin is a cryptocurrency, presently in use, with a stable number of users and with a value of a relatively decent standing. I can imagine that having a company offering shared revenue to it's users, who are required to make deposits using their cryptocurrencies, and withdrawals using more cryptocurrencies, can be problematic to the status quo. After all, cryptocurrencies pose a serious threat to our present economic system as Banks face loosing control of the money supply in case of a cryptocurrency mass adoption by the world's population.
How does the revenue sharing work and why could it be seen as problematic by the status quo?
Yes, to use FutureAdPro, the revenue sharing part of the FutureNet company, users are required to make a buy in using one of presently 6 selected cryptocurrencies.
In order to generate commissions using the FutureAdPro platform, users are required to purchase adpacks. These adpacks cost $10 or $50 each and users can choose the amount with which they would like to begin generating commissions. Clearly the higher the initial buy in, the higher the commissions will be.
Commissions are delivered daily to the users account, and equal to 20% in profits after a duration of about 120-130 days. Users are free to withdraw their profits on a daily basis but it is recommended to compound reinvest the commissions for better payout.
The platform limits each user to 1000 - $50 adpacks, which is roughly $50000, meaning that a 20% commission every 120 days leads an average monthly income of about $2500. Not a massive amount for the western world, but nothing to be scoffed at either.
Presently 4million users are shuffling cryptocurrencies around on the internet and thus propagating the usage of the the enemy to fiat moneys. With banks holding a firm grip on the world economy, it may be hard to see how crypto poses a threat to the status quo, but these things will become more apparent with time, I believe, as our present economy begins to suffer crash after crash.
So back to the point at hand.
FutureNet is a company in a very unique position. It offers opportunities for making money and promotes the usage of cryptocurrencies. I think that anyone interested in the world of crypto should at least take the time to look at what the company has to offer.
Ou one last thing. FutureNet is now listed as being within the top 5000 most used websites on the World Wide Web as per Alexa listings. That is within 5000 out of 2 billion websites world wide.
Shoot me a comment or questions if you have any.