It sounded great!  I joined as was a member for 3 months to get my “bonuses” then a few more months just because I wanted to make sure I understood it all.  Well this program was not for me.  I earned the bonuses as promised, but I guess I did not read the fine print all that well, or I just did not remember that the monthly fee included another fee for an instant messenger service.

People are making money with Lawn Chair Millionaire.  I know the top recruiters are because I get emails from them asking me to join them.  I did not recruit one person for this opportunity because I wanted to see if I understood it first.

They have ways of making money and these are their products.  I could not understand them.  It involved currency trading and that is an area that I really know nothing about, and hear is risky business.  That is just not what I want to do.  My sponsor could never really explain anything more than recruit and get people to join.

To get your money (bonuses) you have to purchase their debit card.  The total fees for that is over 40 dollars and closer to 50.  I had made almost 80.00 over the 3 months, but it was going to cost me most of it to get it back.  I did not want to submit the information to get the debit card.  My total expenses were about $163.00 over the time I was with them.  They do not deduct your bonuses from the monthly charges so the only way you can get your bonuses back is to pay for the debit card.

I am not angry with Lawn Chair Millionaire.  They have an excellent support system.  They answer your questions.  They make it easy to cancel.  The debit card system is working for the ones who are able to recruit.   They have an email recruiting system for an additional fee that is separate from LCM.  I did not use it.

I was hoping to use my “income” from LCM to help me recruit members for an opportunity that I really think is easier and better than LCM.  I was just hoping that LCM was as easy as it looked on the recruiting page.   Yes LCM can work, I am not saying that it can not.  It was not right for me.  I am more of a product person then a money trader.

I did learn a good lesson and I am glad I tried it out.  I have no regrets for joining.  I did learn by being there.  I find I “usually” pay for my education some how.  It was easy to cancel and I leave with good feelings.  I just have a more realistic view of it now.

I am still happy with what I am doing in Automatic Builder and The Berry Tree!  They pay me every month!!  I love the products because they are keeping me healthy.  It is easy to understand and there are no hidden charges.

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