My Two-Year Experience: The Quick Verdict
Over the last two years, I’ve earned more than $300,000 in commissions, never missed a weekly payout, never missed a product shipment, and helped build a team that’s approaching 100,000 people worldwide. If that sounds like the opposite of a “scam,” that’s because it is. You can see the same tour and info I did here: https://livegoodtour.com/curryrussell.
What LiveGood Actually Is
LiveGood is a membership-based wellness buyers club with an optional affiliate program. Customers buy products because they like them and want member pricing. Affiliates choose to share a tour link to grow a customer base and, if they wish, build a team. That’s it. No pay-to-play, no required inventory, no complicated hoops. If you want to keep this simple, start as a customer, try a couple of products, and if you feel great about them, share the tour.
Why People Ask “Is It a Scam?”
Three reasons usually drive the skepticism:
- Past bad experiences. Some folks were burned elsewhere and now paint every opportunity with the same brush.
- Misunderstanding the model. Membership + e-commerce + optional affiliate rewards isn’t complicated, but rumor often outruns reality.
- Hype in the industry. Flashy posts can trigger doubt. I prefer track record over theatrics, which is why I’m sharing verifiable outcomes from two years inside the system.
My Litmus Tests for Legitimacy
Here’s how I evaluate any company and how LiveGood stacks up:
- Product Value: Do people reorder because they want the products? In my case: yes. I’ve consistently used multiple products for two years and my shipment has never been missed. People reorder because the quality and pricing make sense.
- On-time Payouts: Have I been paid accurately and on schedule? Yes—every single week for two years. No “missing week,” no “processing limbo.”
- Transparent Entry: Can a customer simply shop without becoming an affiliate? Yes. And many do. The tour explains both pathways clearly: see the tour.
- Real Growth: Has the footprint expanded beyond my own circle? Definitely—our team is approaching 100,000 people across multiple countries, and the company surpassed two million members overall.
Products I Actually Use
I’m not going to rattle off a catalog here; the tour covers that. Instead, I’ll state this plainly: I buy what I use, and I use what I buy. Quality matters, ingredients matter, and pricing matters. Over two years, my own orders arrived on time and as expected—no drama, no excuses. If you’re product-first (as you should be), browse the options on the official tour: https://livegoodtour.com/curryrussell.
Income: Results, Responsibility, and Reality
I’ve earned over $300,000 in two years. That’s my result, and it came from consistent activity, not magic. Your results will depend on your effort, skill, daily consistency, and how well you follow a simple system. If you prefer to remain a customer only, that’s perfectly fine—use the membership to save on products and enjoy. If you’re curious about the affiliate side, watch the 5-minute video on the tour and decide for yourself: take the tour.
Common Objections—Answered
“Is this one of those get-rich-quick things?”
No. It’s a membership model with real products. There’s no shortcut to consistent activity. The plan rewards simple, repeatable behavior over time.
“But do people actually buy and use the products?”
Yes. I’m one of them. Two years, no missed shipments—because I reorder. The broader customer base does, too, or the company couldn’t grow beyond two million members.
“What about getting paid on time?”
In two years, I haven’t missed a single weekly payout. That reliability matters to me more than hype.
“Isn’t growth just recruiting?”
Growth comes from customers who like the products and from affiliates who responsibly share a simple tour. Both exist, and both are visible in real numbers. If you want to see how it works, watch the tour.
How I Keep It Simple (and Scalable)
- Clarity first: I let the 5-minute tour do the heavy lifting. Here it is again: LiveGood Tour.
- Consistency: Daily exposure beats occasional bursts. Share the tour link, answer questions, repeat.
- Customer focus: Product satisfaction is the foundation. When people feel and see the value, growth follows.
- Simple duplication: Teach others to keep it simple—no overcomplication, no reinventing the wheel.
Due-Diligence Checklist (Use This Anywhere)
- Try the products. Start as a customer if you like. Make sure you personally see the value.
- Confirm payouts. Ask real members about payout consistency. My record: two years, no missed week.
- Check shipping reliability. My shipments have been on time and complete for two years.
- Evaluate simplicity. Can a new person follow the process? (Watch the tour and decide.)
- Look for real-world adoption. Two million+ members and a global community speaks loudly.
Do that level of homework on anything you’re considering. If LiveGood passes your checklist like it did mine, you’ll know what to do next: take the tour.
Bottom line: After two years of firsthand experience—over $300,000 earned, weekly payouts without a miss, on-time product shipments, a team approaching 100,000 people, and company growth past two million members—LiveGood has been legitimate, reliable, and refreshingly simple. If you want to join a team that’s serious and still has fun, we’d love to have you. Start here: https://livegoodtour.com/curryrussell.
If you’re looking for glamor, this isn’t it; if you’re looking for a straightforward path you can fit into real life, this might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. Watch the tour, try a product or two, ask your questions, and take your next step with confidence.
Ready to see it the way I did? Click here for the LiveGood tour. Want a simple way to share if you decide to build? Teach people to do the same—show the tour, answer questions, keep it human, and let the results compound over time.
To the skeptics: I was one once—and I’m glad I looked closer. To the curious: you’re doing the right thing by researching. To the committed: I’ll see you inside. Start here.
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