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sairashab
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#1 · Posted: 8 May 2007 18:56
Hi, I just got a call from a member of company called liberty league international. She scheduled me for a presentation over phone. She said they will tell us about the products and what ever they do. After the call when I searched for this company on bbb, it said this company has an unsatisfactory record. I tried to search it on ripoffrreport.com, but there was an error on there page. So, should I attend that conference call and learn what they actually do, or should I just don't call them back?
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sairashab
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#2 · Posted: 8 May 2007 18:58
one more thing .. she said she found my number from a website who helps individuals find business. I went to that website to find a home business
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beckie1229
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#3 · Posted: 8 May 2007 20:27 · Edited by: beckie1229
Saira, LLI is legit; I've read of people doing well with it.
I think every company has complaints with BBB, Rip Off and Scam.com. As far as Rip Off and Scam, way more often than not it's people who expected something for nothing and/or didn't read contracts or do their due dilligence before realizing that home based businesses are WORK.
LLI sells self-improvement/motivational products. There is a man named Tony Rush who is the most successful LLI person I know of. If you google his name, it may help.
Definately take your time, research, and ask her a lot of questions so you knkow what you will need to do to be successful. Go on the conference call more than once if you have to so it sinks in. LLI websites are pretty full of info. also.
Good luck.
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#4 · Posted: 9 May 2007 14:37
The important thing to realize is that it is a real business and it
entails taking financial risks to make PROFITS.
Its the big money that attract people to big-ticket programs...
and scares them too - and some people get in the business
expecting the big bucks to come real easy and become real
disillusioned when they struggle... that's the main reason
for compaints about LLI and other similar programs.
Success requires some development of skills and resources
in marketing.
A lot of folks plug into systems and expect the cash to roll
in but find they have more money going out than coming in.
This struggle can be alleviated by TAKING PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY, reading and THINKING about strategy
for the growth of one's business.
A lot of the people who have struggled to make it in the
industry made the mistake of being reluctant to THINK for
Themselves.
LLI has a good system. If you sign up you will be responsible
for your own overhead costs and the cost of generating leads
and paying for advertising... Just be aware that such expenses
are a significant factor for most people starting out.
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TopMentor
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#5 · Posted: 12 Jun 2007 23:04
Liberty League International is a real company and I know some that have done very well with it.
I don't like the fact that you have to pass up qualifying sales before you can earn money. The program itself costs enough so why should you have to give up your 1st sales. Plus once you qualify, you break away from your sponsor. To me, this means your sponsor doesn't have as much motivation to help train you because once qualified, you are now there competition.
I chose PWF because you don't have to pass up any sales, get paid instantly and you earn overrides on everyone you personally enroll. It creates team synergy because as you earn, so does your sponsor! To me it made much more business sense.
Brian
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malibumentor
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#6 · Posted: 13 Jun 2007 19:59
Of course, Liberty League has more than a compensation plan in its favor. Original physical product, conferences, and an established record of credibility.
It seems to me that most PWF promoters have fallen into using scare tactics: ie. telling people "Be afraid of other opportunities, you won't make any money with those companies."
Not saying you are doing that, friend, because I haven't read your sales copy.
I have seen it quite a lot with PWF, however. Reminds me of Politicians campaigning negatively.
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Vishal P. Rao
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#7 · Posted: 3 Jan 2008 00:00
Please find more details in the below thread:
Liberty League International
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