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I just wanted to follow up to the previous post on search stats and include some numerical stats.  This is for the traffic that came to this site looking for information on Liberty League International or one of its advisors.

 33.80% from the United States.
42.72% from Australia and New Zealand.

 Then there are a handful of other countries but contributing less than 4% from any particular one of those.  Its clear to see there is a concentration of effort for promoters of this “opportunity”. 

I would guess this concentration would be from the promoters experiencing some success in recruiting and the number of people marketing growing in numbers as well. 

If you are searching for info on these people, make sure you read all the comments posted from the current and former members, they are an invaluable tool in gather info.  Also make sure you are checking the sites like BBB.org, scam.com, and ripoffreport.com.  At last look, the phrase “Liberty League International Scam” returned over 160,000 results on Google.  It seems those words just cant be seperated. Use caution before investing in anything and best wishes!

Its been a while since we have posted a traffic update so here goes.  Currently the site is at about a 2,000 visitors a month average.  Where the visitor come from and how the come here are the important stats.  I like to mainly watch the visitors that come in from search engines looking for information on Liberty League International.  These stats tell us where the most marketing is going on by the members trying to recruit new people.

Over the last year since watching these stats, an obvious shift has been seen as fewer and fewer visitors from the United States are coming in, and more and more from Australia and New Zealand are taking their place.  In my research talking with people I am told these two places have more lax or no laws at all in place that makes it more attractive of a place to operate.

Some say its due to the horrible reputation, numerous BBB complaints, and constant litigation that has turned them off the US.  In Australia and New Zealand most have never heard of Liberty League or the scheme they run on unsuspecting people simply looking for an opportunity to have a home business.  I guess it would help to sell the ridiculously over priced product and recruit more people into the scheme if they don’t know your past, and your questionable present.

If you reside in Australia or New Zealand and you have found this site because you where researching a business opportunity presented to you, proceed with caution, ask a lot of questions, and remember that an emphasis on getting others to join instead of offering a product or service, makes it pyramid scheme.

Remember to vote today!

Today I was wondering if there was any updated to the Liberty League class action lawsuit or any of the other pending litigation against them so I did a google search to see what I could find.  The articles, blogs, and legal documents posted online continue to grow at a rapid rate.  The all continue to show what a crack pot rip off operation this group is.  The unbelievable past of its founders and current hardcore advisors leave me to say one thing, birds of a feather flock together. 

We have watched on this site as these crazy members get frothed up and make total asses of themselves.  We have heard the stories of the crazy money they make yet never do any show proof of any income.  I can’t help but wonder why you can still operate your bogus scheme?  What provisions in the laws allow scammers to continue to prey on people?  Why is it that you can live in a state that has laws and boundaries set for schemes like this, and all you have to do is pretend to be from another state?

When things get tough here in the United States, why is it that you can just refocus your efforts to another unsuspecting country that really lacks in laws to stop you?  Why do people that have left your scheme with nothing more than a smaller bank account, seem to have such fear to even talk about it because of repercussions?  And on top of everything else, how in the hell do you make a go at selling a “information product” for such a ridiculous price?  You extort people in hard times and just trying to better themselves for the sake of their families and you take that all away and leave them with multiple mortgages and tons of credit card debt.  You pressure your recruits to ask family members for money, they become so blinded by your scheme they beg for money on websites just to participate. 

If you are someone considering this as a business opportunity, and you are still considering it after all you have seen on the web, then I can’t possibly think of what may persuade you to come to your senses and run.  Don’t fall victim to these creeps, don’t buy their bogus hard luck stories, and for god sake, don’t spend $8,000 for a seminar to motivate you.  Read the warning signs and take notice to the red flags.  Liberty League is MLM, you will be trying to sell things; don’t let them tell you different.  Search the web, you will see these people are scum and their “business opportunity” is a hoax.  Merely a joke of a organization put together in such a way to escape prosecution for being an outright scam.