Liberty Management originally appeared in 1998, claiming to be the first of its kind offering job protection to MLM members of their partnered companies.  They initially partnered with Coral Connection, which is still a MLM company today.  In theory, this business idea seems genius. In reality, it is highly unlikely that it could have ever had any real foundation to stand on.

The process that they would have to go through is the real kicker.  First of all, Liberty Management would have to market themselves to MLM companies with a service that is only valuable to them if the fail to stay on the market.  If this could be done discreetly some MLM companies may bite. However, there is a major twist.  Once Liberty Management has partnered with a company the distributors that wanted to be protected had to sign up through Liberty Management.  What did this mean? This meant that the MLM company partnered with Liberty Management was “marked” as a risk to anyone looking into their business opportunities.  This is the element of their business plan that did not go over well in the marketing world.

In the MLM industry it is all about selling.  Whether you are selling only a dream or a truly successful business opportunity, it is important that you make it as convincing as possible.  If someone went to a company that stated “if we go down you are protected”, they would more than likely seek out one that has a little more confidence.  This is why after only partnering with Coral Connections, Liberty Management moved on with a new business plan.

Currently, Liberty Management offers a service that once again has been considered unsuccessful.  According to hundreds of ads all over the internet, Liberty Management can “build your downline” for you. Some ads claim that they can build it all the way down without your assistance, and other state that they can add 5 people to your downline in less than 2 months.  It will cost you $20/month for their support and services.

This is not a new strategy.  “Winners Edge” and “Winners Circle” have also tried this and were both shut down quickly.  Their services were labelled as impossible. “Winners Edge” was forcefully shut down by law officials, and “Winners Circle” fizzled out shortly after.  Sadly, chances are Liberty Management will be joining them shortly.

While this service seems to be implausible, Liberty Management insists that they are legitimate and capable of producing results.  There have been a lot of people talking about this “opportunity” though most are sceptical.  While they continue to brag all over the internet, any evidence to support these statements has yet to surface. The bottom line is Liberty Management has been selling their ideas for over 5 years now, and they are still unable to actually accomplish any of them.