Liberty League International, is this opportunity all that it is hyped to be? I'll take you through a point by point discussion and you can be the judge. Please keep in mind that I am someone who has invested tens of thousands of dollars in this program so I feel that I have some knowledge that might be helpful to you before you make the same decision.



The entry level product is "Beyond Freedom" which is a 90 day personal development course. It consists of a workbook, journal, dvd, 3 cd's. wristband, goal cards, two pens and a pad of sticky notes which have beyond freedom on them. The retail price is $1,495.00 plus $30.00 shipping. The company gets $495.00 plus the $30.00 shipping and your sponsor gets $1,000.00 "profit. Is it worth the price? You can do a lot of "personal development" for $1,5200.00 and you can learn from the best.

Taking a look at the compensation plan which is touted to be "second to none" in the industry, here are a few items to consider. The business model is an "Australian 2-up" which is known to be one of the most flawed plans in the home business industry. It also means that your first two "training sales" are passed up to your adviser. The pitch is that every person you sponsor will pass -up their first two "training sales to you, and those two will in turn pass-up their first two (which makes four) and so on, and so on. Don't believe it, just Google Australian 2-up and read what other experts are saying.

Another thing to be aware of with this compensation plan is the fact that after you have passed up your "training sales", your adviser has no vested interest in your future earnings. Do you really expect to be receiving a lot of advice from them? Also, when it comes to getting new members, now you and your adviser are competing for the same prospects. Does this sound a little flawed to you?

If you want to earn the really BIG BUCKS, you'll have to invest REALLY BIG BUCKS, and you are encouraged to do so from the moment you join, its called "capitalizing your business". Just so you understand, you've just invested $1,495.00 plus $30.00 shipping or $1,525.00 for an overpriced personal development course, and now its time to step up and invest an additional $7,995.00 for a three day personal development conference, but wait, that's not all, you should also invest $12,995.00 for the five day conference so you can earn "profits" on three day and five day conference ticket purchases which will be made by your associates in the future.

Lets look at how some of these numbers work out. In order for you to be in a "profit position" on any of the three levels you must first pass up two sales to your adviser right? Not always. In the Liberty (3 day) Conference and Summit (5 day) Conference tickets, there is one more catch. Check this out. Your adviser has a register for each conference. If you are in the first position on the register, four more tickets must be sold after you for you to be "released" and in a "profit" position. If your adviser isn't actively marketing, you might pass-up each of those four ticket sales at each level in order to qualify yourself. Looking at the numbers, $5,000.00 profit on each Liberty Conference ticket, plus $8,000.00 profit on each Summit Conference ticket, means that including you own purchases of these tickets plus four more of each, your adviser has the potential of earning $65,000.00 "profit" before you are even qualified to earn a DIME. Does this seem fair to you?

You should always do some research on your own. You might want to Google "Liberty League International" for starters. Check out the first page and you'll get an idea of some of the issues that people are having with Liberty League. Next, might I suggest that you Google Australian 2-up, you might even find out about a class action lawsuit which has been filed. All in all not a pretty picture and you might want to do much due diligence prior to investing.