Review by Michael Priganc on Ambit Energy

This company allows a person to make money by helping their customer save money on a bill they have to pay every month! Electric is mandatory in the lives of most of the world as is natural gas to a different degree. A customer doesn’t need to be sold on the need for it. They fear NOT having it! There is no inventory. There is no billing or collecting (in most areas available). It’s on autoship from the first day we move out on our own until sometime after we’re dead! It’s about helping a handful of customers to save money and then find others who want to find a handful of customers. The leadership is phenomenal. The pedigree of the founders is impeccable. The company motto is Never sacrifice integrity for growth and they live that every day. The field leadership is outstanding and downline agnostics. Some have serious network marketing backgrounds and experience and others are relatively new to it. A person with no previous experience in network marketing has an above average ability to make some money, commensurate with their efforts. The entry is ridiculously low and monthly outgo is small – and optional. No loss of organization if life gets in the way and you need to step away. Residual income is wilable and transferable. Not a get rich quick choice. Over time, it’s possible. 11 years in business. Revenue exceeded $1 Billion in 7th year. From less that the current 16 states! Entered Japan as a Billion Dollar Company. Now starting into Canada. As electric deregulates throughout the US and the world, they will be ready to take advantage and the consultants will have expanding opportunities. The customer has the ability to earn travel reward points and possibly free energy supply, without joining as a consultant. I’ve always felt network marketing was a genius idea. This company has eliminated the sale of a product portion. While I have no problem with selling, and there are lots of good products distributed this way, expanding my business is not about what I like but what others can see themselves doing. Only reason for revenue drop from previous year was the customers paid less for the same thing as utility prices dropped. Customer WON! How can it be bad when your customer is happy they did business with you?