Submitted by Bob Good (not verified) on Fri, 2007-12-14 01:29.
To anonymous that is uptight with the $3500 fee and thinks people are getting rich:
First, the founders of the parent company invested millions of their own money because they want to help people.
Second, lets look at other software- typically a Microsoft or other brand name product costs around $300-$500 and needs to be replaced every 3-5 years. Good luck getting tech support from someone who speaks English and without having to pay an additional fee. The Money Merge Account comes with INCLUDED upfront training and ongoing personal customer service for the life of the program. Upgrades are INCLUDED and don't involve having to acquire discs or download software.
Third, for the savings that this program provides, the fee is a bargain. How much did your realtor make on the sale of your home? Your mortgage broker if you had one? Look at your amortization schedule. The mortgage lender (bank) will make more than twice the home price in interest. Good grief! If your bank were to offer you a 2% fixed 30-year loan and told you the offer was good for the first 100 of their "preferred customers" with a one-time fee of $3500, you would race down there to sign. That is in essence what the interest savings of the MMA does.
GEICO advertises that a 15 minute phone call can save you up to 15% on car insurance. Maybe I shouldn't call, because Warren Buffet owns GEICO and he's already rich enough... I wouldn't want him padding his wallet with my money.
MMA Fee
To anonymous that is uptight with the $3500 fee and thinks people are getting rich:
First, the founders of the parent company invested millions of their own money because they want to help people.
Second, lets look at other software- typically a Microsoft or other brand name product costs around $300-$500 and needs to be replaced every 3-5 years. Good luck getting tech support from someone who speaks English and without having to pay an additional fee. The Money Merge Account comes with INCLUDED upfront training and ongoing personal customer service for the life of the program. Upgrades are INCLUDED and don't involve having to acquire discs or download software.
Third, for the savings that this program provides, the fee is a bargain. How much did your realtor make on the sale of your home? Your mortgage broker if you had one? Look at your amortization schedule. The mortgage lender (bank) will make more than twice the home price in interest. Good grief! If your bank were to offer you a 2% fixed 30-year loan and told you the offer was good for the first 100 of their "preferred customers" with a one-time fee of $3500, you would race down there to sign. That is in essence what the interest savings of the MMA does.
GEICO advertises that a 15 minute phone call can save you up to 15% on car insurance. Maybe I shouldn't call, because Warren Buffet owns GEICO and he's already rich enough... I wouldn't want him padding his wallet with my money.