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Energy Deregulation: A Modern-Day Gold Rush
GROUND FLOOR INVESTMENT: The beginning or first stage of a new company. This phrase is used to describe an investment opportunity that is potentially lucrative because the investor can get in at the beginning, therefore sharing in maximum price appreciation.
I read an article earlier this year “How to Get in on the Ground Floor of the Coming Energy Megatrend”, by Frank Curzio, editor of Penny Stock Specialist, that I credit with having changed my life. If I had not read this piece, I believe I would not have listened to a colleague when he spoke to me a few months later about the upcoming energy deregulation. But I did listen, and did my research, and I am truly blessed to be in on this ground floor opportunity.
The natural gas market in California has actually been deregulated since 1991, but two months ago, California launched the natural gas deregulation program, allowing natural gas vendors to purchase gas at prices less than the local utility companies, and offering these potential savings to the consumer. Like with the telecommunications industry, (remember MCI?) deregulation of both gas and electricity provides many companies with cost effective ways of managing their energy providers, and offers alternative choices for residential customers.
If you are interested in launching your own energy broker business, and in getting paid on every one of your customer’s gas bills (and electricity in some states), then fill out the red form here, and I’ll get right back to you. I will show you step-by-step how this works, and how to make it happen for you.
This is an industry that is endorsed by Warren Buffett, Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki to name a few, and they know what they are talking about. I have partnered with a recession proof business, and as long as people keep paying their energy bills, I get paid. This is seriously the modern day gold rush, and if you don’t at least look into the potential this has for your future, then you just aren’t listening. Just sayin’.
I read an article earlier this year “How to Get in on the Ground Floor of the Coming Energy Megatrend”, by Frank Curzio, editor of Penny Stock Specialist, that I credit with having changed my life. If I had not read this piece, I believe I would not have listened to a colleague when he spoke to me a few months later about the upcoming energy deregulation. But I did listen, and did my research, and I am truly blessed to be in on this ground floor opportunity.
The natural gas market in California has actually been deregulated since 1991, but two months ago, California launched the natural gas deregulation program, allowing natural gas vendors to purchase gas at prices less than the local utility companies, and offering these potential savings to the consumer. Like with the telecommunications industry, (remember MCI?) deregulation of both gas and electricity provides many companies with cost effective ways of managing their energy providers, and offers alternative choices for residential customers.
"The greatest transfer of wealth in history"
WHAT IS ENERGY DEREGULATION?
Deregulation allows you the ability to select who you wish to purchase your natural gas from. Natural gas vendors that cover many states are able to pool their customer’s usage together and get a much better rate for natural gas purchases. But right now, most of the population are unaware that they have any options regarding their natural gas purchases.HOW CAN YOU BENEFIT FROM ENERGY DEREGULATION?
Warren Buffett calls energy deregulation “the largest transfer of wealth in history”. You can be on the ground floor in two ways: as a consumer, you now have a choice as to who you pay, and what price you pay, on your gas bill; as a broker you can get paid as long as every customer you’ve acquired pays their utility bill. Forever. As a business owner you can benefit by identifying lower procurement cost for both gas and electricity so that future rate hikes, time of day pricing and market fluctuations no longer affect your businesses bottom line.IS IT ONLY IN CALIFORNIA?
Energy Deregulation is taking place nationally. The company I partnered with currently has gas and electricity programs in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Michigan, and California. They are also in pre-launch status in many other states.HOW DO YOU SIGN UP?
If you are interested in potential savings, it only takes a simple online application to transfer your account to the alternate rate plans. It’s about a 5 to 10 minute process. Max. There are no start- up, connection, or transfer fees of any kind. Additionally, you will incur no downtime and there are no additional risks involved with having an alternative natural gas supplier. If you have an emergency or a pipeline problem you will still deal directly with local utility company and you will not be charged extra because you buy your natural gas from a different provider. Check your local utilities website for FAQs regarding Core Transport Agents (CTAs). Here is Pacific Gas & Electric’s page. If you are ready to sign up, just fill out the blue form here, and I will contact you.If you are interested in launching your own energy broker business, and in getting paid on every one of your customer’s gas bills (and electricity in some states), then fill out the red form here, and I’ll get right back to you. I will show you step-by-step how this works, and how to make it happen for you.
This is an industry that is endorsed by Warren Buffett, Donald Trump, Robert Kiyosaki to name a few, and they know what they are talking about. I have partnered with a recession proof business, and as long as people keep paying their energy bills, I get paid. This is seriously the modern day gold rush, and if you don’t at least look into the potential this has for your future, then you just aren’t listening. Just sayin’.
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