Even more critical is if we are going to have a chance at an honest and stable money system, the masses must participate. The greater that number, the better. The best way to not be a victim of the current system is to stop using it. As it is presently the world is captive to the money scheme of dept. In the USA we use IOU's called dollars aka Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs). KB provides a practical, convenient and viable way to free ourselves of this corrupt system. The more who take advantage of what KB offers, the greater the chance of restoring our eroding freedoms as well as a stable economy.
With that said, let's look at whether KB's prices are in fact in line with what's out there.
The first thing in comparing prices of any commodity is understanding you have to do an apples to apples comparison. For example, if you are going to buy a pint of milk you must compare the price others charge for a pint and then buy the cheapest. If you are pricing gallons you do the same and so on. What you don't do is find the best price for a gallon of milk, which for sake of discussion is $4 and then divide it by 8 pints which is 50 cents per pint and then compare that price to buying a single pint. We all understand what it means to buy in bulk. As with any product there is what is commonly called volume discounts. The reason bulk prices ounce per ounce are less is very simple. There is more labor cost to produce several unit’s verses one.
It is no different with gold. So to get an accurate price comparison you do not take the spot price for an ounce of gold and divide it by 31! (there are roughly 31 grams per ounce). Or take a gram price and multiply x 31. You must price KB by the gram vs others by the gram.
Now with these things in mind how do KB prices stack up. First, make sure they are quoting 999.9 kine-bar grade bullion. Why? To use another analogy, cream per pint is more expensive then half and half or standard milk, simply because it's a higher quality of product.
What is the difference between karatbar and regular bullion? Glad you asked. For a further discussion click here
When you understand the different aspects that go into pricing you will discover KB’s price are consistently the lowest. Occasionally you may see a better price here or there but only for a short time and not often.
I just checked prices and the price consistently closest to KB is UBS.
As of 07/21/2011
UBS $76.34
KB's $74.13 (that's KB's standard price. At the preferred customer price it would be $71.91)
http://suissegold.ch/product.php?productid=16213&cat=254&bestseller=Y
Don't let anyone tell you that KB's prices are too high. That is simply an uneducated, uninformed opinion.
However, though price is certainly important this isn't the only question. The more important question is why buy in smaller units to begin with. Why not buy in bulk to get the best possible price ounce for ounce? A related question is whether there are reasons other then price to buy from KB verses someone else that offers grams.
Once you have the answer to THESE questions, then you will begin to understand the genius of KB gold.
More and more folks are realizing the dollar is in a world of hurt at best and likely toast. Most also know gold has historically always held value, particularly in bad economic times. Yet with all this growing awareness the masses still aren't buying gold. Why is that? Because there are several major obstacles that no one has addressed until now.
The genius of KB is they have set up a system that removes every one of the common obstacles that keep folks from buying gold.
For more in what those obstacles are click here
Now let’s consider a very real and practical scenario that we may not be too far away for us well.
How valuable would a gram of gold have been in Egypt when they had their disruptions and closed the internet, ATM's and banks?If the same thing were to ever happen here, how valuable would it be if you and thousands of others had small usable pieces of certified pure gold.
What value can you put on our product that is stored in a non seizure country? What value do you place on the versatility of a smaller unit that can be used to buy daily goods and services? What value do you give for a price point everyone can afford?
If some can't afford a one ounce bar or larger they won’t have the ability to protect their family and protect their assets.
What value do you put on our security feature that guarantees the fineness, weight, purity and ownership. What value do you assign to our exit strategy that allows us to receive a higher price (5% more) as a preferred customer.
What value is there for getting a 3% better price as a preferred customer? Also when you compare prices don't forget to deduct fees for commission, storage and delivery from the broker you bought the gold ounce(s) from.
KB provides very real and practical solutions to very real concerns and problems. And guess what, it’s going world wide!!! Just in our group alone we represent 6 countries I know of. And we haven't even started yet.
This is the right idea and the right service, at the right time. And it doesn't cost one dime to use or to recommend to others! Time to get the word out to everyone you know or don't know and get after it folks.
For a great strategy on how to do that go check out the call with Dan at the bottom of the following page
http://frnstogold.blogspot.com/2011/05/excellent-call-with-dan-on-how-to-build.html
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