Liberty League - Is Liberty League A Scam
July 4, 2008
Here you’ll quickly find out what you need to know about Liberty League before you decide to join.
The main question that everyone wants to know about Liberty League is whether or not Liberty League is a scam. So do you think LLI is a scam? In my unbiased opinion I would say no. Are they the best home based business out there to start your at home company with? That is for you to decide. Let’s take a closer look now at the company.
Liberty League is not one of the new kids on the block. The company has been around now for about seven yrs or so. The founders of Liberty League are Brent Payne and Shane Krider. The company base is Scotts Dale, Arizona.
Liberty League was founded for mainly two reasons. To give people the freedom and the lifestyle that those always wanted but could never have. This in addition to the personal development that Liberty League teaches you through it’s programs allows people to grow in wealth, health, and even emotionally as well.
So looking at the business side of the company you can become a member and sell their products. Then you have the personal development side of Liberty League where you use the products to better you life.
Brent Payne and Shane Krider had a great idea to market personal development products for their business. However if you were to ask me the price tag that’s attached to Liberty League’s products seems to be too high for the average consumer.
Looking closer at the three personal development products, let’s see what we have. 1st there is the Beyond Freedom Program ($1495). 2nd there is the Liberty Conference ($7.995). Last there is the Summit Conference (12,995). I won’t go into details about the products but will go over some numbers here.
You’re not going to need to buy any of the products to become a member of Liberty League. You do have to pay $49.95 to get your website up and running. The problem that I don’t like is once you become a member in order to make money with the company you will first have to pass up your first five sales to your sponsor. Then you can begin to make money for yourself.
Now if you buy the Beyond Freedom program from Liberty League you will only have to pass of your first two sales. Then you can make money by selling the Beyond Freedom program to others. Personally I don’t like any company that has a pass up style program where you have to pass up your first sales to your sponsor. These are old school types of programs and are fast becoming obsolete.
So to cap things off here my conclusion would be to continue your search for the perfect online business. Liberty League although they have some very good products, it’s the price of the products that are in question. It’s also Liberty League’s flawed compensation plan that makes me suggest to everyone to continue searching for a better online business.
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