There is a lot of buzz on the internet concerning Lawn
Chair Millionaire. The appeal of this program has to do
with the marketing website that promotes a residual income
along with its moneyline pool. The founders have an
extensive history in multi-level and network marketing.
They did years of research, development, testing of
alternative ways to make money before eventually finding
some well guarded wealth building secrets. Is the program
that they developed a way for everyone to make themselves a
passive income in spare time like they advertise?
Lawn Chair Millionaire has a set up fee of $49.99 and a
$29.99 monthly subscription fee. So to get started costs
$79.98. Now the refund policy is 30 days and you only get
back the $29.99 fee not the $49.99 set up fee.
The marketing website give you no FAQS about the program
and you must fill in you name and email address to get more
information. You also must verify your email address
before proceeding so in order to find anything out you need
to give them a valid email address. The first thing you
notice you are enticed to join this program through the
fear of loss technique via the moneyline pools. These
promise a certain amount of money and are on every page of
the site encouraging you to lock in your position. If you
do not join you begin to receive "fear of loss" type emails
that tell you to join or lose your commission.
Now the moneyline pool is paid out over 3 months to you.
You receive your first share the night you join and the
next 2 shares over the following months provided that you
have an active subscription to the vault. This pool is not
a source of residual passive income as you only get paid
those 3 shares and that is it. In order to continue to
make money from Lawn Chair Millionaire you must recruit
people. They do give you a generous $20 fast start bonus
the first month and $15 every month after that that your
referral is active.
Now the product is the vault, which is what your are
spending $29.95 a month to have access to. Inside the vault
you have access to 3 opportunities that you can make money
from but you have to spend more money. The opportunities
inside the vault can be found outside Lawn Chair
Millionaire for more then what you are getting them inside
the program. They will also provide you with step by step
instructions on how to go about setting everything up. The
programs inside the vault are another source of residual
income if you choose to pay to join those and promote them.
There is only one way to get paid from the program. You
need to purchase a debit card and depending on how many
referrals you have depends on how much it costs. You have
to pay for the card plus shipping, the following prices are
the 2 combined. It costs $64 if you sponsor no one, $54.99
if you sponsor 3, $44.99 if you sponsor 5, $25 if you
sponsor 10 and free if you sponsor 15. This is not
mentioned anywhere on the site until you join. Remember
debit cards usually have additional fees associated with
them to load, withdraw and monthly maintenance fees.
It seems that this program has a lot of hype about making
easy money but that is not true. In order to make a
residual income you will need to recruit people into LCM.
If you do not sponsor anyone you can get your moneyline
pool share but nothing else. The marketing site, with
the moneyline pool is good at getting peoples name and
email address. The fear of lose tactics that they use on
the site and emails is a great way to get conversion of the
sign ups. Even once you get to the site to join from you
do not get all the information on the program. It is not
until you join that you find out about the debit card and
that everything inside the vault costs money. Some people
can make money from LCM by recruiting and other can make
money from the programs inside the vault. However this
will take work, you can not sit back and do nothing.
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Theresa Stauffer is a successful internet marketer who is
concerned about the environment and the nutrition in the
food we eat today. http://www.getgbgvitamins.com
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