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Re: SovereignLife

Justin Spahr-Summers — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 09:44:59 GMT

It is pretty funny that one of the first results on Google is a page describing the site's affiliate program.

Re: SovereignLife

liberty student — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 08:46:09 GMT

Justin Spahr-Summers:
Here's the PDF. The writing in it is one of the things that made me feel like the site is at least somewhat legitimate.

The main page is a typical sales letter template, and the testimonials are probably not real either.

I would look at the BBB and search the net for reviews on this, and be wary of people who plant fake reviews or reviews that may have been paid for.

If you want to discuss it more, PM me. Regardless do your due diligence before you spend a nickel on anything online unless it is from a mainstream vendor with a brick and mortar presence or some massive giant like Apple.

Re: SovereignLife

joefromchicago — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 08:26:35 GMT

Hi!

I am getting his emails for about 2 years.I am also subscribed for his Twitter account.I was always looking for this kinda info since I was 16.I lived in many countries so I know how important is too have access to valuable info.Always wanted to get membership but never had time...Now he is offering $100 off and it is going to be more expensive next year.So it is good opportunity I think.I glad that I found somebody who is interested in it just like me.Why don't you write me an email and we will talk in private?

Thanks Joe

Edited by Liberty Student to remove email. Beware of scammers. Anyone who appears out of the blue to tell you about a secret offer if you contact them by email, is probably a con artist.

Re: SovereignLife

Justin Spahr-Summers — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 14:14:30 GMT

demosthenes:
I am not a member, and I can't speak to the quality, although it comes off as somewhat dubious because of the desperate sales-pitching and fake looking testimonials. Also, I tried to apply for a free copy of that Freedomshift thingie, but there was a glitch in the application form.

Here's the PDF. The writing in it is one of the things that made me feel like the site is at least somewhat legitimate.

Re: SovereignLife

Marko — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:32:09 GMT

It `s probably dodgy. Notice how narrow the website is, that is a symptom no.1 of a dodgy site: http://www.clickhereyouidiot.com/

Re: SovereignLife

demosthenes — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:30:47 GMT

I am not a member, and I can't speak to the quality, although it comes off as somewhat dubious because of the desperate sales-pitching and fake looking testimonials. Also, I tried to apply for a free copy of that Freedomshift thingie, but there was a glitch in the application form.

I will say, though, that if you are interested in this kind of thing, you should check out the book The Sovereign Individual. A very awesome book. The book doesn't tell you how to set up offshore accounts or how to secede, but it provides the history and attempts to put you in the mindset you need to be in to really understand the importantance of becoming a sovereign individual. Anytime you see me on here bragging about how I think the State's days are numbered, that book had a large part in helping me reach that conclusion.

SovereignLife

Justin Spahr-Summers — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 10:47:56 GMT

Does anybody have any experience with SovereignLife? They seem to provide some pretty cool information on personally seceding from the state, but there's a hefty membership fee for the most interesting and helpful stuff. I'm wondering if anybody here is a member, or could speak to the quality and quantity of content they have.