Legends VIP Network Review
What is Legends VIP Network?
An affiliate marketing program where you can get paid to refer people to a live TV streaming app. It is available worldwide.
There are over 5,000 channels of live TV, premium movies (over 4800), and premium series. You are able to get shows and sporting events you are not able to get with cable. And this is something you can take with you so you don’t miss what you want to watch.
Owner: Val Smyth. Val has been in the network marketing industry for 40 years and has built organizations of over 400,000 people in 11 weeks. In 2016 his business partner, Tracey Jamieson, created a concept called Legends VIP Network, a digital education program teaching online markters and offline marketers the Dead Sea Scrolls, how to close people in 45 seconds, how to get started in a home based business with no money out of pocket, how to build massive organizations in MLM, direct sales, or affiliate marketing. This library is included in the back office of Legends VIP Network.
The company is out of Europe and Legends VIP Network has the rights to resell this app you can download to your TV through your firestick, to your cell phone, your PC, your laptop. Basically you can watch anything you want to watch and it’s live streaming.
It can be used on:
- FireStick
- Fire TV
- Fire TV Cube
- PC/MAC
- iPhone/iPad
- Android/Android Tablets
Cost:
Can test it for a 30 day trial for $9.95 or you can skip the trial and pay
$147 one time fee and then $19.95/mo
This one time fee is a licensing fee and $100 goes to the affiliate and $47 goes to the company. There are no contracts and you can cancel at any time
Some people are paying over $150 a month plus extra for movies with cable and still do not have everything they want to watch.
You do have to pay $19.95/mo for each device you are using.
Compensation Plan:
1 up compensation plan where you pass up your first sale ($100) and then you are qualified and keep the rest of your sales. Anyone you refer who refers someone, you earn their first commission of $100.
