I am just amazed at the thinking of people who say they are making millions on the Internet with their program. Yes, some do, I imagine. But, I have to wonder - when they charge a fee of $22,000 for someone to get in their great and wonderful program, someone who knows nothing about what they are "really" going to get, why don't the rich guru guarantee a 30 day refund policy? Seems to me 3 days isn't fair or ethical. The rich affiliate has the new prospect so hyped in three days that they would not even be thinking of a refund.

A client of mine with NIBA - was a new prospect of Liberty League. Jeremy Minor is a self-proclaimed rich affiliate of Liberty. I talked to him and the company he represents in the hopes they would refund some of my client's $22,000. NOT!

Yes, Minor is rich and sucking in more and more newbies with visions of dollar signs dancing in their heads - however - Minor and all the rich types get their money up front and deceptively. I suppose that is how they got rich, huh? Sorry, that is not my way of doing business. Minor and his beautiful family live top shelf leaving his newbie's family eating beans. Take a look at his web site and you'll see what I mean. (click the title for site)

Now, read the reviews of Liberty League

and Ripoff

Then read Mani Mendez - Guru Busters - my kind of gal.

If you are in this program or know Jeremy Minor, I'd like to hear what you have to say. Email me and finally, don't spend more than you can afford to lose joining ANY program. I would not consider paying anyone upfront money for allowing me to work for them. Contact me and let me investigate - NO COST - before you jump in.