The Lawn Chair Millionaire is a recruitment MLM system. This is high pressure and fear tactics at it’s finest folks. You’ll be recruiting people to join and recruit other people and so on. There’s a $50 initial fee, and a $30 a month fee, also fees for the company debit card that is required to get any comissions.

The “product” you pay for are ebooks and a debit card. This will not last. Don’t ask what the Ebooks are, that information isn’t available. This is all about recruiting others, folks. I’ve seen these type of programs come and go for years now.

I don’t see this as being sustainable, as it’s based on greed and fear of losing out. You can tell the type of people who are in this by the sales copy on the various affiliate pages, it’s brutal, this is one of the programs that give legitimate MLM systems a bad name.

Unfortunately, there are some people out there who will join it. For long term success, any Internet business has to have a good product, and especially for an MLM. This is just a recruitment mill if you ask me.

Having online books which aren’t even mentioned before you sign up seems like an afterthought to avoid the FTC requirement for any MLM to have retail customers (you must have at least two).  Time will tell, but with such a thin business model I wouldn’t recommend it personally. Being successful means staying in business for the long haul.