I know many others are calling the Luxurilife program a scam and think it is fraudulent. I cannot go that far but I can relate the following. It is very high pressure tactics which are used to invest in a two year purhcasing club with supposed huge discounts. Claims are made that you will save the entire cost of membership the first year. Few of the people "pushing" the plan have even used the discounts. They are more interested in getting other people to invest in the plan so they can make more commissions. Discount information was very vague and heavily exagerated with stories about people using the plan that would never apply to most people.
I was finally told that the discounts don't really matter if you get a few friends to invest $ 3,500 in the plan. Then the commission will offset the cost. Apparently, the discount program is just there to make it appear to be a legitimate business. It appears they just want access to your friends.
I could not find anything in the shopping discount program that saved me any more money than I could get for free on other sites. It is very difficult to find out what the discounts are because you have to purchase many of the products before you can even tell what the discounts will be. When they quote the discounts, they are the difference between full retail and what they can offer it to you for. But they should compare the savings with other free discount programs and the discounts through Luxurilife. There is usually very little difference if you do it this way. Sometimes, you can find free sites with even cheaper rates. There are some large discounts on luxury items like new BMW's, but how many people buy new BMW's? And again, they compare with full retail How many people pay sticker price for a new car?
Be very careful before you invest in this type of program. Make sure you have all the facts and don't follow the tremendous hype!
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