Wireless Goldrush!

Our President, Josh Henderson shared some incredible news with
all of us! Lightyear Wireless Pre Paid Service is launching on
June 1st 2009! Visit www.mywirelessrepspace.com and learn more
about this incredible product launch.

Here are the details from the call tonight. Please help us share
them with your team. Senior Vice President, Ellen Winn will be
training on these topics this Saturday at 11 a.m. EDT. Visit
www.whylightyear.com and call 1.877.313.2651 and enter pass code
3359756#.

We will also share more information this week on email and you
can learn how to present these promotions by visiting
www.whylightyear.com this week for our nightly corporate
presentations. The presentations start at 8 p.m. EDT and 10 p.m.
EDT. Visit www.whylightyear.com and call 1.877.313.2651 and enter
pass code 3359756#.

Topic # 1: $25 Wireless Activation Bonus has been extended
through April with one adjustment

Help your personally sponsored rep activate their first Lightyear
Wireless Customer and earn a $25 bonus paid weekly

Earn $25 when you personally activate a Lightyear Wireless
Customer (your 2nd customer, 3rd customer, 4th customer, etc.
Remember, your first customer pays your sponsor) paid 60 days
out, just like our other services (VoIP, VCARD, etc.). Activated
customers in April will be paid in June on the first Tuesday
following the 20th of the month (June 23rd) during our big
monthly commission run

Topic # 2: Regional Manager $500 First Quarter Promotion has been
extended through the 2nd Quarter (April, May & June)

Real Life Examples (Many have accomplished this goal and here are
a few examples of people in Lightyear Wireless having success)
Congratulations!

Janice Knutson New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Janice started with Lightyear Wireless on January 28th and
promoted to Regional Manager in 19 days! She has personally
sponsored 14 representatives and grown her total customer revenue
to $4,300. Her outstanding Fast Start has enabled her to earn
over $1,100 and she is JUST getting started.

Anthony Bryant Blackshear, Georgia

Anthony started with Lightyear Wireless on January 12th and
promoted to Regional Manager in 20 days! He has personally
sponsored 6 representatives and grown his total customer revenue
to $1,500. His outstanding Fast Start has enabled him to earn
over $1,500 and he is JUST getting started.

Ceylanda Utt Hayesville, North Carolina

Ceylanda started with Lightyear Wireless on January 31st and
promoted to Regional Manager in 19 days! She has personally
sponsored 5 representatives and grown her total customer revenue
to $1,800. Her outstanding Fast Start has enabled her to earn
over $1,300 and she is JUST getting started.

John Hoffman Sulpher, Louisiana

John started with Lightyear Wireless on January 21st and promoted
to Regional Manager in 30 days! He has personally sponsored 5
representatives and grown his total customer revenue to $1,700.
His outstanding Fast Start has enabled him to earn over $1,300
and he is JUST getting started.

Topic # 3: April 2009 Promotion (Starts tonight at midnight)

For every 4 personally sponsored Representatives you sponsor from
March 30th to April 30th, Lightyear Wireless will pay you a $100
Bonus! 4 Personal Reps = $100! 8 Personal Reps = $200! 12
Personal Reps = $300! Bonuses earned in April will be paid on the
first Tuesday following the 20th of the month (May 26th) during
our big monthly commission run in May
Lightyear Pre Paid Wireless Pre Launch (June 1st 2009)
Read the flyer on www.mywirelessrepspace.com for more details!

Lightyear Wireless Pre Paid Product Launch

Pre Paid Wireless Statistics:

41.3 million subscribers by the end of 2009
$22.2 billion in revenue by the end of 2009
Pre Paid wireless market will grow by over 60% in the next 3
years

Puerto Rico:

4 million people in Puerto Rico
8 million people from Puerto Rico in the U.S.
Puerto Rico will be available with Pre Paid Wireless on June 1st!

Check out this article recently published in February regarding
pre paid wireless.

February 21, 2009
More Customers Give Up the Cellphone Contract (The New York
Times)

By JENNA WORTHAM

Maybe Tony Soprano was onto something. As the lead mobster in the
HBO series The Sopranos, he and his crew often turned to prepaid
cellphones, presumably to avoid wiretaps.

But now these pay as you go phones are winning over fans for
different reasons recession battered consumers are buying them as
a way to cut costs and avoid the lengthy contracts and occasional
billing surprises that come with traditional cellphone plans.
Frugal is the new chic, said Joy Miller, 33, a piano teacher in
Aubrey, Tex. After almost a decade on contract plans with Verizon
Wireless, Mrs. Miller and her husband decided this month to test-
drive a few prepaid plans, including MetroPCS. In todays economy,
it is not cool to pay $120 a month for a phone. It is a waste of
money.

Although prepaid phones remain a fraction of the overall mobile
phone market, sales of the category grew 13 percent in North
America last year, nearly three times faster than traditional
cellphone plans, according to Pali Research, an investment
advisory firm. For the first time in its history, T-Mobile has
been signing up more new prepaid customers than traditional ones.
And Sprint Nextel is betting that a new flat-rate prepaid plan
will help it wring more value from its struggling Nextel unit.

Any stigma attached to the phones they are a common prop in any
show or movie about gangs and spies is falling away as prices
drop and the quality of the phones rises. Prepaid carriers like
MetroPCS, Virgin Mobile and Sprints Boost Mobile division now
offer sleeker handsets, better coverage and more options, from 10
cent a minute calling cards that customers refill as needed to
$50 a month, flat rate plans for chatterboxes who want unlimited
calling, Web browsing and text messaging.

The savings can be considerable. An AT&T customer with an Apple
iPhone on a traditional plan pays at least $130 a month,
excluding taxes and fees, for unlimited calls and Web use.
Compared with the $50 a month, all-inclusive prepaid plans, the
iPhone owner pays nearly $1,000 more over the course of a year.
Prepaid customers typically have to buy their phones without the
subsidies offered with a contract. When Jerry Cruz, a manager at
a tanning salon in Manhattan, switched to T-Mobiles prepaid
service, he paid more than $300 apiece for Sidekicks, which
feature keyboards and cameras, for himself and his daughter. But,
he said, he saves at least $40 a month compared with his previous
contract with Sprint. Every dollar I save goes towards something
else.

MetroPCS, a carrier based in Dallas that sells only prepaid plans
and just added New York and Boston to its network, said it has
seen a lot of interest from people who are cutting the cord, or
abandoning their landlines to use only a mobile phone.

Over 80 percent of our users use our phone as their primary
phone, said Tom Keys, the companys chief operating officer.
MetroPCS added 520,000 subscribers in the fourth quarter, the
biggest quarterly gain in its six-year history. MetroPCS finished
2008 with more than five million subscribers, a 35 percent
increase over 2007.

Charlie Bournis, owner of Champion Wireless in Brooklyn, said his
prepaid business doubled in the last year while sales of
traditional contract plans plunged.

In 2001, we would sell upwards of 100 contracts per month, he
said. Now, maybe we do 10. The store sells 100 prepaid refill
cards each week, he said.
Boost Mobiles $50 unlimited everything prepaid plan, introduced
last month, has helped stoke demand, said Mr. Bournis.

Over the holidays, all of our Boost Mobile handsets were just
collecting dirt, he added. After they announced the $50 plan,
they sold out within a week. It doesnâ€™t make any sense to get a
contract anymore.
Prepaid plans are generally offered in two flavors. Customers can
buy pay as you go cards, with $20 providing 60 to 200 minutes of
calling time that must be used within a specified period. Some
prepaid companies also offer flat rate monthly plans that
resemble traditional plans except that customers pay upfront and
have no continuing commitment. Customers can even switch back and
forth between the types of prepaid plans depending on their
needs.

Wireless carriers are ambivalent about the growing popularity of
prepaid services. They would prefer to sign up customers with
good credit to long term contracts. But as the overall mobile
phone market becomes more saturated, they are looking for growth
wherever they can.

Sprint and T Mobile, the No. 3 and No. 4 carriers in the country,
are particularly aggressive about courting prepaid customers. In
the fourth quarter, 355,000 of the 621,000 customers that T-
Mobile added were prepaid users.

Prepaid phones are not for everyone, said Peter Pham, chief
executive of BillShrink, which offers free analysis of consumers
cellphone bills and recommends cheaper plans that match their
calling patterns. Some carriers, like MetroPCS or Leap Wireless
Internationals Cricket, have limited networks or charge extra for
roaming outside regional zones.
The trick, he said, is for consumers to figure out their calling
needs and pick the plan that make sense.

Saving $15 to $20 a month is a big deal these days, Mr. Pham
said.

A story that has never been told
Lightyear Wireless recently obtained the only wholesale agreement
with a major wireless provider making us the first company ever
to pay residual income on monthly wireless bills. With Lightyear
Wireless you have the opportunity to make money on your own, with
no boss, no overhead and no earnings cap. Think about it.
everyone has wireless service! Now you have the opportunity to
get paid off those monthly wireless bills! This truly is the
story that has never been told and you need to become a part of
that story today!

I hope you'll join us and see the potential!