Liberty League International BEWARE OF LIBERTY LEAGUE, THEY BLOCK YOUR IP ADDRESS FROM CONTACTING FORUMS New York City Internet

Why do you have to plead your case to the public? Your situation and any other that have to much time on there hands is unique! I have been with them for six months and it has changed my life personally and financially

The fact is I am on a team inside of Liberty League that has over 300 independent distributors and we have an 83% retention rate of distributors that join our business and are still active and earning six months later! We have so many of the 300 earning five and six figures a MONTH! These people that come into this or any other home based business and expect to invest in a lucrative home based business opportunity and sit back and become a millionaire are Not the majority! They obviously have allot of imbalances and do not have what it takes to be successful with this opportunity, so they resort to advertising on the internet about how bad it is? Please speak for yourself when making allegations, because you are not in a position to speak on the behalf of the other 4,000 happy associates that have made it work and are very grateful to have found this lucrative and rewarding opportunity!

I'm a self employeed computer consultant. Could you please post a screen shot of the error message you're seeing? I'm very interested in this.

Also, what ISP do you use? Your IP address is ASSIGNED to you by your ISP, not by the modem. The modem can be reset for any IP address that your ISP assigns to you. I'm very curious as to why your ISP is telling you that you need a new modem. There is the possibility that your system has been corrupted and the settings need to be set again. Also, there are a few "jerks" out there that have figured out how to reprogram the modems and the network interface cards - this may sometimes cause "damage" to the modem or NIC that cannot be corrected by the average consumer. IF this is the case, I suggest you run a full scan with a good antivirus program because it seems to me you probably have a trojan or other "backdoor" program installed on your system.

Also, if you use dial up service your IP changes every time you dial up. If your on cable, the IP address can be either dynamic or static depending on the ISP. Many cable companies change your cable IP address every 7 to 10 days.

If your on DSL, such as from Verizon (static IP address,) you may request that your IP address be changed. You will have to adjust your internet setting accordingly for the DSL modem to use the new IP address.

Good luck.

I'm a self employeed computer consultant. Could you please post a screen shot of the error message you're seeing? I'm very interested in this.

Also, what ISP do you use? Your IP address is ASSIGNED to you by your ISP, not by the modem. The modem can be reset for any IP address that your ISP assigns to you. I'm very curious as to why your ISP is telling you that you need a new modem. There is the possibility that your system has been corrupted and the settings need to be set again. Also, there are a few "jerks" out there that have figured out how to reprogram the modems and the network interface cards - this may sometimes cause "damage" to the modem or NIC that cannot be corrected by the average consumer. IF this is the case, I suggest you run a full scan with a good antivirus program because it seems to me you probably have a trojan or other "backdoor" program installed on your system.

Also, if you use dial up service your IP changes every time you dial up. If your on cable, the IP address can be either dynamic or static depending on the ISP. Many cable companies change your cable IP address every 7 to 10 days.

If your on DSL, such as from Verizon (static IP address,) you may request that your IP address be changed. You will have to adjust your internet setting accordingly for the DSL modem to use the new IP address.

Good luck.

I'm a self employeed computer consultant. Could you please post a screen shot of the error message you're seeing? I'm very interested in this.

Also, what ISP do you use? Your IP address is ASSIGNED to you by your ISP, not by the modem. The modem can be reset for any IP address that your ISP assigns to you. I'm very curious as to why your ISP is telling you that you need a new modem. There is the possibility that your system has been corrupted and the settings need to be set again. Also, there are a few "jerks" out there that have figured out how to reprogram the modems and the network interface cards - this may sometimes cause "damage" to the modem or NIC that cannot be corrected by the average consumer. IF this is the case, I suggest you run a full scan with a good antivirus program because it seems to me you probably have a trojan or other "backdoor" program installed on your system.

Also, if you use dial up service your IP changes every time you dial up. If your on cable, the IP address can be either dynamic or static depending on the ISP. Many cable companies change your cable IP address every 7 to 10 days.

If your on DSL, such as from Verizon (static IP address,) you may request that your IP address be changed. You will have to adjust your internet setting accordingly for the DSL modem to use the new IP address.

Good luck.

I'm a self employeed computer consultant. Could you please post a screen shot of the error message you're seeing? I'm very interested in this.

Also, what ISP do you use? Your IP address is ASSIGNED to you by your ISP, not by the modem. The modem can be reset for any IP address that your ISP assigns to you. I'm very curious as to why your ISP is telling you that you need a new modem. There is the possibility that your system has been corrupted and the settings need to be set again. Also, there are a few "jerks" out there that have figured out how to reprogram the modems and the network interface cards - this may sometimes cause "damage" to the modem or NIC that cannot be corrected by the average consumer. IF this is the case, I suggest you run a full scan with a good antivirus program because it seems to me you probably have a trojan or other "backdoor" program installed on your system.

Also, if you use dial up service your IP changes every time you dial up. If your on cable, the IP address can be either dynamic or static depending on the ISP. Many cable companies change your cable IP address every 7 to 10 days.

If your on DSL, such as from Verizon (static IP address,) you may request that your IP address be changed. You will have to adjust your internet setting accordingly for the DSL modem to use the new IP address.

Good luck.

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