Comments for MoneyXperiment.com http://www.moneyxperiment.com Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:45:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on LLI Advisor Wendy Stevens And Credit Card Related Felonies by Deborah http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/08/18/lli-advisor-wendy-stevens-and-credit-card-related-felonies/#comment-132 Deborah Tue, 19 Aug 2008 23:39:56 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=178#comment-132 "Rumours and biased opionons" ? Tony may want to check out the www.ripoffreport.com and read some of the experiences that PEOPLE have had with Wendy Stevens. Wendy's associate of the month video on the Liberty League website DOES NOT openly discuss her "life without limits" prior to joining Liberty League International. Wendy sure is living a life of abundance even if it is at the expense of others! “Rumours and biased opionons” ? Tony may want to check out the http://www.ripoffreport.com and read some of the experiences that PEOPLE have had with Wendy Stevens.

Wendy’s associate of the month video on the Liberty League website DOES NOT openly discuss her “life without limits” prior to joining Liberty League International.

Wendy sure is living a life of abundance even if it is at the expense of others!

]]> Comment on LLI Advisor Wendy Stevens And Credit Card Related Felonies by Rusty http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/08/18/lli-advisor-wendy-stevens-and-credit-card-related-felonies/#comment-131 Rusty Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:50:07 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=178#comment-131 Also, I expected the hard luck story of one’s failures and being completely at the bottom and desperate, only to find LLI and it’s a rags to riches story. How else do you defend public record the details credit card fraud? I think I will pass on having a person with felonies for theft and fraud take my money and teach me how to make money. I hope for the sake of others that this person has turned their life around and is not stealing anymore. Is teaching people how to make money with a home business the most creditable career option? To put it in perspective with a real career, would you trust a doctor that killed his first 50 patients, but then went back to school and got better? I wouldn’t. Also, I expected the hard luck story of one’s failures and being completely at the bottom and desperate, only to find LLI and it’s a rags to riches story. How else do you defend public record the details credit card fraud? I think I will pass on having a person with felonies for theft and fraud take my money and teach me how to make money.
I hope for the sake of others that this person has turned their life around and is not stealing anymore. Is teaching people how to make money with a home business the most creditable career option? To put it in perspective with a real career, would you trust a doctor that killed his first 50 patients, but then went back to school and got better? I wouldn’t.

]]> Comment on LLI Advisor Wendy Stevens And Credit Card Related Felonies by Rusty http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/08/18/lli-advisor-wendy-stevens-and-credit-card-related-felonies/#comment-130 Rusty Tue, 19 Aug 2008 14:29:18 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=178#comment-130 Actually Tony, It doesn’t take much effort on my part at all. The amount of information that current and former members sends me makes this much easier than one might think. All I have to do is verifying the information, and then pass it along to my readers. And as to what I could really do in a business if I tried, well this site is my business. It started from a deceptive introduction into a questionable home business opportunity. Today many people have come here looking for answers to the questions the advisors won’t answer. It’s been a place where people have told their stories about their experience with home business opportunities. My site is a collection of information from people that have participated, or still do particapate, in LLI. Don’t blame me for the negative tone, it is a reflection of what your company and/or advisors have done, not me. Actually Tony, It doesn’t take much effort on my part at all. The amount of information that current and former members sends me makes this much easier than one might think. All I have to do is verifying the information, and then pass it along to my readers. And as to what I could really do in a business if I tried, well this site is my business. It started from a deceptive introduction into a questionable home business opportunity. Today many people have come here looking for answers to the questions the advisors won’t answer. It’s been a place where people have told their stories about their experience with home business opportunities. My site is a collection of information from people that have participated, or still do particapate, in LLI. Don’t blame me for the negative tone, it is a reflection of what your company and/or advisors have done, not me.

]]> Comment on LLI Advisor Wendy Stevens And Credit Card Related Felonies by Tony Rush http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/08/18/lli-advisor-wendy-stevens-and-credit-card-related-felonies/#comment-129 Tony Rush Tue, 19 Aug 2008 13:21:44 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=178#comment-129 I'm amazed at the amount of energy you spend collecting rumors and biased opinions about Liberty League. It makes one wonder what you could really do in a business if you were to use all that energy and focus it on something productive instead of destructive. It's always interesting when someone brings this issue up as though it's a secret. If you'll go to ttp://www.wendystevens.info there's actually a VIDEO where she talks candidly about her past and the mistakes she made. It's not a secret she's keeping -- it's part of her story! Moral of the story: Isn't it amazing that someone who was once so desperate that they would make such a mistake is now someone who has turned her life around to not only become wealthy but to show thousands of others how to do the same? I’m amazed at the amount of energy you spend collecting rumors and biased opinions about Liberty League. It makes one wonder what you could really do in a business if you were to use all that energy and focus it on something productive instead of destructive.

It’s always interesting when someone brings this issue up as though it’s a secret. If you’ll go to ttp://www.wendystevens.info there’s actually a VIDEO where she talks candidly about her past and the mistakes she made.

It’s not a secret she’s keeping — it’s part of her story!

Moral of the story: Isn’t it amazing that someone who was once so desperate that they would make such a mistake is now someone who has turned her life around to not only become wealthy but to show thousands of others how to do the same?

]]> Comment on Rachel Oliver And nextbigboombiz.com by Deborah http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/04/08/rachel-oliver-and-liberty-league-international/#comment-123 Deborah Sun, 17 Aug 2008 07:23:23 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=77#comment-123 I'm happy that everything is going well for Kaz with her family and health :-) I have a question - if 90 days is all it takes to turn your life around with the Beyond Freedom program why don't you just spend all that money on a family holiday? It would have been just as effective and maybe even cheaper. Life is full of the good and bad but I would hardly look at spending thousands of dollars to set up a home business based on direct sales to fix the problem - if anything it would make it worse! I’m happy that everything is going well for Kaz with her family and health :-)

I have a question - if 90 days is all it takes to turn your life around with the Beyond Freedom program why don’t you just spend all that money on a family holiday?

It would have been just as effective and maybe even cheaper.

Life is full of the good and bad but I would hardly look at spending thousands of dollars to set up a home business based on direct sales to fix the problem - if anything it would make it worse!

]]> Comment on Rachel Oliver And nextbigboombiz.com by Rusty http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/04/08/rachel-oliver-and-liberty-league-international/#comment-122 Rusty Sun, 17 Aug 2008 01:26:34 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=77#comment-122 If I didn’t know any better, I would think this is a pre-typed response that comes with your membership pack. It’s the hard luck story how one was on their last dollar, and everything was in the toilet, then I found Liberty League and they rescued me and now I’m rich and in perfect health. I hope that one in a bad situation like that was able to recoup and become successful. To do it at the expense of others buying into this opportunity however in my opinion isn’t a very moral way to do so. Its like stepping on the shoulders of people in the same situation as you to better yourself. Its hard to give Liberty League a try before one investigates and looks for past users input on it due to its cost. You can say all you want that’s it only takes $49.95 but its obvious this isn’t true. Past members and even members still currently participating in Liberty League tell me every day that there is a price to pay to be involved. I wish anyone success but don’t think it should be had at the expense of unsuspecting or misled people. If I didn’t know any better, I would think this is a pre-typed response that comes with your membership pack. It’s the hard luck story how one was on their last dollar, and everything was in the toilet, then I found Liberty League and they rescued me and now I’m rich and in perfect health.
I hope that one in a bad situation like that was able to recoup and become successful. To do it at the expense of others buying into this opportunity however in my opinion isn’t a very moral way to do so. Its like stepping on the shoulders of people in the same situation as you to better yourself.
Its hard to give Liberty League a try before one investigates and looks for past users input on it due to its cost. You can say all you want that’s it only takes $49.95 but its obvious this isn’t true. Past members and even members still currently participating in Liberty League tell me every day that there is a price to pay to be involved. I wish anyone success but don’t think it should be had at the expense of unsuspecting or misled people.

]]> Comment on Rachel Oliver And nextbigboombiz.com by KAZ http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/04/08/rachel-oliver-and-liberty-league-international/#comment-121 KAZ Sat, 16 Aug 2008 15:23:14 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=77#comment-121 Hi Sally and anyone else reading this: The Beyond Freedom Program through LLI is the most life changing programme I have ever put my hands on. I had suffered a nervous breakdown, marriage breakdown and undergone some major surgery. My life was in the toilet one could say. As i healed emotionally and physically I came across a website with a business opportunity in personal development. I had been a student of PD for about 15 years and decided to inquire. I signed up as an Associate with LLI when they first launched in Australia and New Zealand. When I got my hands on that product I was blown away!! Beyond Freedom Program , LLI and the training we receive has totally changed my life. I know for once in my life what true happiness, peace and lifestyle mean. I am surrounded with like-minded positive people. Financially my life has amazing. Before LLI I was on a sickness pension of less than $10,000 per year - 18 months later it is not uncommon for me to make that in a week!! I have seen father's be able to give up there jobs through this business, I have seen marriages saved through the Beyond Freedom Program. My daughter saw her Mum go from a suicidal depressed woman into a happy fun-loving mum. Before you bag LLI - try before you BAG, You do not know what you are missing. This company is here to stay and is growing country by country daily. Hi Sally and anyone else reading this:

The Beyond Freedom Program through LLI is the most life changing programme I have ever put my hands on. I had suffered a nervous breakdown, marriage breakdown and undergone some major surgery. My life was in the toilet one could say. As i healed emotionally and physically I came across a website with a business opportunity in personal development. I had been a student of PD for about 15 years and decided to inquire. I signed up as an Associate with LLI when they first launched in Australia and New Zealand. When I got my hands on that product I was blown away!! Beyond Freedom Program , LLI and the training we receive has totally changed my life. I know for once in my life what true happiness, peace and lifestyle mean. I am surrounded with like-minded positive people. Financially my life has amazing. Before LLI I was on a sickness pension of less than $10,000 per year - 18 months later it is not uncommon for me to make that in a week!! I have seen father’s be able to give up there jobs through this business, I have seen marriages saved through the Beyond Freedom Program. My daughter saw her Mum go from a suicidal depressed woman into a happy fun-loving mum.

Before you bag LLI - try before you BAG, You do not know what you are missing.

This company is here to stay and is growing country by country daily.

]]> Comment on Liberty League Questions Answered by Ralph Henry http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/05/11/liberty-league-questions-answered/#comment-119 Ralph Henry Sat, 16 Aug 2008 02:09:39 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=110#comment-119 I was a Summit Advisor with Liberty League back in 2005 I did have my ups and downs with the company and the Quote "System" I don't believe LLI is a Scam I do believe that the system is not a true depiction of the effort and money required to get the financial results or financial return on investment i.e. $22k plus to position yourself... The reality of Home Based Businesses is this: People are People and no matter what company you are with you will have a larger amount of No's vs. Yes to your opportunity. Even if it was free. Let me leave you with this. Don't ever send someone directly a cashiers check you have never met. If you order via a web site and the company handles your money at least at that point the company is liable if there was some false claims and or misrepresentation. To Your Success, Ralph Henry ttp://www.ontargetlife.com I was a Summit Advisor with Liberty League back in 2005 I did have my ups and downs with the company and the Quote “System” I don’t believe LLI is a Scam I do believe that the system is not a true depiction of the effort and money required to get the financial results or financial return on investment i.e. $22k plus to position yourself… The reality of Home Based Businesses is this: People are People and no matter what company you are with you will have a larger amount of No’s vs. Yes to your opportunity. Even if it was free. Let me leave you with this. Don’t ever send someone directly a cashiers check you have never met. If you order via a web site and the company handles your money at least at that point the company is liable if there was some false claims and or misrepresentation.

To Your Success,
Ralph Henry
ttp://www.ontargetlife.com

]]> Comment on Rachel Oliver And nextbigboombiz.com by Rusty http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/04/08/rachel-oliver-and-liberty-league-international/#comment-118 Rusty Fri, 15 Aug 2008 19:50:37 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=77#comment-118 Well said Sally... Well said Sally…

]]> Comment on Rachel Oliver And nextbigboombiz.com by Sally http://www.moneyxperiment.com/2008/04/08/rachel-oliver-and-liberty-league-international/#comment-117 Sally Wed, 13 Aug 2008 04:46:05 +0000 http://www.moneyxperiment.com/?p=77#comment-117 Hi - as someone who is literally just looking into LLI today, the initial impression is that it does have a strong element of MLM in addition to being a sales commission based business . I don't really have a problem with this - I can accept that they justify this to new people as the cost of 'training' whilst using it as a major selling point of becoming an advisor. However my concern is that none of the websites or info I have seen to date really focuses on the product, only on the amount of money that you can make. Sure the money element is a critical focus, especially in the market they are competing in, and I don't doubt that there are many people out there who can make pots of money out of this. But the fact that the benefits of the product seem secondary really concerns me - I don't want to be involved in selling a sub-standard product - even if it does mean I can go on extra holidays and drive a fab car. Shouldn't the product be more life changing than the money??? That is the part that makes me concerned that this businsess is a bit of a scam. Hi - as someone who is literally just looking into LLI today, the initial impression is that it does have a strong element of MLM in addition to being a sales commission based business . I don’t really have a problem with this - I can accept that they justify this to new people as the cost of ‘training’ whilst using it as a major selling point of becoming an advisor.

However my concern is that none of the websites or info I have seen to date really focuses on the product, only on the amount of money that you can make. Sure the money element is a critical focus, especially in the market they are competing in, and I don’t doubt that there are many people out there who can make pots of money out of this. But the fact that the benefits of the product seem secondary really concerns me - I don’t want to be involved in selling a sub-standard product - even if it does mean I can go on extra holidays and drive a fab car. Shouldn’t the product be more life changing than the money??? That is the part that makes me concerned that this businsess is a bit of a scam.

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