Entries Tagged as 'Bad Business'

Recent Visitor Activity

Recently the site has been visited by another Liberty League extremist.  And as usual, the behavior is the same.  This person left a series of comments throughout the site, about as scattered as this persons thoughts.  They do the usual act of saying I’m negative and amount to nothing.  They want to make you think that Liberty League was to good for me, that’s why I’m not a part of it.  This persons ramblings and finger pointing are such valuable insight to what one may encounter when dealing with this business opportunity, I have dedicated an entire page to group their comments together.  Thank you LLI#1 for your visit and negative, name calling, bashing comments.  You really help me make a point.  See all the comments here.  Recently there was a comment posted by Deborah as well, this was a great account from an ex member and gives great info on what to expect on cost and the “after you join” experience.  It will get its own post coming later.

Pressure To Buy The Product, #1 Warning Sign!

Here is a comment (unedited) left by a reader today, check it out and I will continue afterwards…

 

“Thank god i found this website you have totally opened my eyes, i actually spoke with rachel oliver and became suspicious as she basically said my business would fail unless i spent my 1500hundred then sirens began to sound in my head,get em interesed then take their money is what came to mind also they are very secretive which also gets to me and when i spoke to her she borderd on rude as if i didnt give her the 1500 she wasnt interesed in talking to me.
Please people just watch what you invest in or just give me your cash.
Also on a further note im a big believer in the secret and its philosiphy and i also found this a bit disturbing as they are using its success to sell their product.
Richard”

 

Thanks Richard for taking the time to comment and I am glad I was able to give you some useful info to help you with your decision, although it sounds like all the usual warning signs this group puts off were already noticed by you.  This is right in line with what so many say about Liberty League International, Rachel Oliver, and the rest of the gang trying to recruit more people into their “opportunity “.  When defending the company they tell you that you only have to invest $49.95, but that’s hardly what they push when actually talking with the members.  Thanks again, and please if there are more out there that have tried this, or even started to try it but quickly retreated I would love to hear from you.

Passport To Wealth

Passport To Wealth is a home business opportunity in which you are selling package of software and e-books.  This package sells for $997.  Passport To Wealth is much more transparent in their presentation and what you will be doing, unlike Liberty League International that hides behind cheap websites and secrecy, so I give them credit for that.

I’m looking and trying to figure out however, how this isn’t a pyramid scheme type system.  You must buy the product to participate in the opportunity, that’s bad sign number one.  And your first two sales must be passed up to the person you joined under, bad sign number two.  I think that the Liberty League opportunity works in a similar way with passing off your first sales.  For each person you get to join with Passport To Wealth, and then the people they get to join, they all pass the first two sells up to you.

The product you are selling looks like a giant collection of junk to me.  E-books and software that are available all over the internet and Ebay for little to no money.  That’s a similarity with LLI, an over priced product with little value for the price.  When doing this opportunity you are not really selling the product but the opportunity itself.  No one in their right mind is gonna pay you a thousand dollars for a bunch of cheap software.

The software is the pawn in these business opportunities like this.  It is the “product” offered that pushes these just to the side of barely being legal and not just pyramid scams.  If you are going to try a opportunity like this you must remember, you are going to have to find others that are willing to invest a thousand dollars for a business opportunity, as you have no product with substance to offer customers in this business.  Be careful with the $997, I’m sure there is a much better place to spend it!