Comments on: Russell McQuillan speaks with Jeff Lestz CEO and Co-Founder of Genistar

By: smartALI

smartALI — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:06:34 +0000

I agree!

By: smartALI

smartALI — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 10:58:11 +0000

Very incourging gerald thakns.

regards

ALI

By: smartALI

smartALI — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 10:54:06 +0000

I agree russell. I think a person cant move in life without training and knowledge! and if you really want to get far in life then you should ‘go some to get some’.

regards
ALI

By: Jan Owbridge

Jan Owbridge — Sat, 29 May 2010 07:33:28 +0000

Oh dear, Pheobe, you obviously have NO idea of the facts…. I can’t speak for what an IFA gets so I don’t know how true THAT part is, but EVERYTHING else is untrue. Sorry, but if you are going to make statements rather than opinions at least try to find out the truth before you write.

By: Phoebe

Phoebe — Fri, 28 May 2010 20:04:54 +0000

Tell us why Citisolutions deregistered and suspiciously reformed as Genistar within a week of each other with the same directors/uplines etc ? did all the old reps from Citi get let down/unpaid? or re-recruited at the bottom? this company gives a crappy commission level compared to the uplines significant spoils. Independent directly authorised IFAS in the uk can expect up to 195 % PER CASE commission, Genistar gives 10% of ANNUAL premium for reps at the first level, and they decide when you get ‘promoted’ so basically you pay for your so called promotion, incentive trip etc Genistar CEO Jeff, PAY the people properly, you know its the right thing to do, they get YOU the contacts/sales not the other way round! Oh and Russell do you work for them LOL

By: Jan Owbridge

Jan Owbridge — Mon, 17 May 2010 22:57:12 +0000

Hi,
I am a Vice President with Genistar and I was involved from the inception. I have had the privilege of working with Jeff Lestz for several years and have found that the business – Genistar – is based on the same values that Jeff himself stands for. It doesn’t matter what your spiritual background or standing, everyone who wants an ethical company that is good for people will find a home with Genistar.
You asked about realistic figures – my son is a Senior Team Leader – which is the second leadership level in Genistar – and last week he earned over £2,500. It didn’t fall out of the sky – he had to work for it. He saw six families last week and helped all of them. Some of them saw their debt reduced by dozens of years, saving them thousands in interest payments. As a result he got 103 referrals – names of people who need what we do.
Now, we all know, don’t we, that the only time Success comes before Work is in the dictionary?
My son worked hard. He was out seeing families to help them instead of laying around in front of the TV every night. But he knows that paying the price now will mean he can do what he likes in five to seven years.
Genistar is an opportunity like no other. It is a company of integrity and purpose. Does everyone make money? No. Does everyone who follows the system make money? Absolutely.
It really grieves me when people make deciisions based on lack of knowledge; we never ask anyone to consider going full time unless their part time income exceeds their current full time income.
If anyone is considering looking at the opportunity I would urge you to do so. Attend an interview and get all your questions answered. Make an informed decision. You will be glad you did.

By: Gary

Gary — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 09:53:31 +0000

I have been approached with the Genistar opportunity and I must admit that it appeals to my own values / belief system – I cringe a bit at the “Christian” references but to be honest I’ve only ever seen the Christian ethos as being a decent ‘human’ ethos – as an atheist I still hold the same basic values.
I’d be interested to know what the real deal is regarding income potential; is it realistic to expect to earn £20,000 per annum working part-time? (part-time = say 12 – 16hrs per week).
I say £20,000 because that’s really my minimum if I am to dedicate time to something like this. If it works out I would consider going full-time.

By: Gerald Powell

Gerald Powell — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 18:55:48 +0000

I have been a member of Genistar since November 2009, I have had to work hard as I expected. I now have 7 people in my team and cannot get over the expression on peoples faces when we show them how to make their money work for them and get out of debt.
They do get a little peeved when they find out how the financial institutions work off of their backs.
The fact that we are helping people and making money gets me out of bed every morning. I am going full time as soon as is feasible.

By: Derek Archibald

Derek Archibald — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 21:36:46 +0000

I was introduced to the opportunity back in Jun/Jul 09. I attended the weekly training and sat the exams. All I had to do was complete the field training and be signed off on the FSA registar. Despite all this and 5/6months later my field training was incomplete and I got fed up, as I had to relie on others; normally the person who gets you in, for this. I thought the programme and the ideas of Genistar were good and I kept in touch for a while then stopped. I will give them credit in the fact that I was e never harrassed or bombarded with calls as why I have suddenly disappeared.

By: wiseguyrussell

wiseguyrussell — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 12:02:24 +0000

Hi Pamela

Why did you not want to train ? Surely you would have to train with any job ? No one is a professional from day one ?

Regards
Russell