Freedom Fighters Network launched in mid July. A contact address for an entity called “Quick To Profit Inc.” in the US state of Colorado is provided on the company website.

Although no formal management structure is provided on the Freedom Fighters Network, a marketing video suggests the company is owned by Jordan Schultz & Angela Moore.

The Freedom Fighters Network website domain (“thefreedomdfightersnetwork.com) is registered to Moore using a PO Box address in the US state of Florida.

Schultz bills himself as an “MLM success coach”, and appears to have gotten involved in network marketing around 2009.

A YouTube account in Schultz’s name reveals marketing videos for both TVC Matrix and Numis Network:

TVC Matrix
is a recruitment-driven matrix opportunity, attached to an irrelevant auto insurance service. Affiliates pay a fee to join, and then are directly compensated for recruiting new affiliates into the scheme.

Numis Network (no review available) launched in 2009 and revolved around the buying and selling of numismatic coins. In 2013 the company merged with
WorldVentures
, a travel-based matrix opportunity that pays on the recruitment of new affiliates.

Sometime after that, Schultz joined
Empower Network
 (internet marketing). Moore is also an Empower Network affiliate.

Read on for a full review of the Freedom Fighters Network MLM business opportunity.

The Freedom Fighters Network Product Line

The only mention of products on the Freedom Fighters Network website is a tiny link on the bottom of the page for “product description”.

A spiel on the linked page reads:

The Freedom Fighters Network product line was designed and created to simplify an otherwise overly complicated and confusing online marketing world.

The owners came together after being online for 6 years and helping some people succeed, but mostly watching a lot of people fail to effectively market their businesses online with this one mission, to simplify everything.

The Freedom Fighters Network product line is extremely different for these reasons.

First and foremost, we’ve taken away the complicated technical setup process by building the websites and providing all the marketing tools necessary to get up and running online, even if you’re brand new, in less than 60 minutes.

We provide all the email marketing resources, training videos, and marketing videos as well.

Then as part of our monthly membership we include the most up-to-date marketing methods in our training library on an ongoing basis as part of the $47 monthly membership.

We also include a wide array of interviews with successful people from different walks of life to help shift their mindset.

Some of these areas include building a business, becoming a successful entrepreneur, how to live a joyful and happy life, how to have great relationships with others, how to live a healthy lifestyle, and many other topics.

Everything in our product line is all-inclusive
as long as you continue to pay your m

🤖 Quick Answer

What is the Freedom Fighters Network and when did it launch?
Freedom Fighters Network is a network marketing company that launched in mid-July. The company is associated with Quick To Profit Inc., registered in Colorado, and reportedly owned by Jordan Schultz and Angela Moore, according to marketing materials and domain registration records.

Who are the key figures behind Freedom Fighters Network?
Jordan Schultz and Angela Moore are identified as the company's owners through marketing videos and website registration. Schultz positions himself as an MLM success coach with involvement in network marketing since 2009. Moore's name appears on the domain registration using a Florida PO Box address.

What previous MLM ventures have been associated with Freedom Fighters Network's founders?
Jordan Schultz has promoted TVC Matrix and Numis Network through YouTube marketing videos. TVC Matrix is characterized as a recruitment-driven matrix opportunity with questionable product relevance, indicating

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