Complaint Review: Liberty League International

I was in Asheville, NC last Saturday Nov. 3, 2007. While there I visited Barnes and Noble Bookstore. After I left the store I noticed that someone had left a drop card in the window of my car.

I called that number the next day and left a message. I was finally able to get in contact with Barton Murray that night who asked me some qualifying questions. My answers satisfied him and so he gave me the telephone number for the recorded message.

I listened to the recorded message the next morning and discussed the questions I had about him that evening with his associate whose name is David. David lives in a small town between Denver and Colorado Springs in Colorado. David badgered me when I said I wanted to get back on my feet financially and he replied that the program is more than just money. Bart said he would send me the E-mail with the link to sign up the first thing the next morning.

I did not receive the E-mail until 11 AM the next morning which was Tuesday Nov. 6, 2007. I decided to do some checking on this organization before sending in the $49.95 for the kit. I found a number of adversarial reports listed with Ripoff Report indicating that Liberty League International was sued by the Arizona Attorney General because many associates of the company spent money on the seminars and the expensive home study course without receiving an adequate return on their investment. In addition, a number of reports have been filed with the Better Business Bureau.

Needless to say, I am going to pass on this "business opportunity" (BO) because I do not want high-pressure sales people hounding me at home.

David
Hayesville, North Carolina
U.S.A.