LEO, or Learn Earn Own, is a personal development company that provides a wide range of digital products to enrich the lives of its members. LEO also offers an MLM business opportunity for individuals interested in marketing these products to others.
What Is LEO?
LEO was founded in 2012, which is when its website was registered through a private domain registration service.
The founder and CEO of the company is one Dan Andersson, a business executive who seems to have started LEO after stepping down from his role as president of Unaico SiteTalk, a failed MLM venture that revolved around a social media platform.
LEO is supposedly headquartered in Oxfordshire, UK, in a lovely converted barn and stable quite literally in the middle of nowhere.
This seems a bit odd for a supposedly multinational company that lists satellite offices all over the world, as we would think that a company of this magnitude would be located within London or perhaps another nearby major city – not the farmlands outside Oxford.
Other addresses provided around the world for LEO include, according to research by other reviewers, virtual office space providers and post office boxes.
Nowhere does it seem that LEO has a stand-alone business location with the possible exception of its Canadian offices; Google Maps shows an office building that has, along with those for several other companies, a sign on the outside of the building for LEO.
Other office addresses are either unverifiable or suspiciously bizarre, such as the run-down, rather decrepit-looking and seemingly empty office building at the listed address for LEO's Philippines office.
LEO Product
LEO has a truly dizzying array of products and services for sale, all of which are available for as little as £10 GBP to several hundred pounds.
The majority of these products seem to be personal development videos and audios, some of which are narrated or presented by Andersson himself.
E-learning topics range from the mundane – tips on how to operate Windows 7 and Windows 8, instruction manuals for WordPress, Microsoft Excel, etc. – to the more esoteric, such as confidence boosting, handling stress in the workplace, and several sales and marketing personal development products.
LEO also offers high-ticket items such as annual live seminars and global conferences. The 2017 global conference, for example, is to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Attendance costs are listed as £4,000.
The details listed for the event do not list whether this includes travel and accommodation costs.
Could LEO be a completely legitimate operation? Sure – anything's possible. However, there's too much uncertainty surrounding the company. We recommend that you exercise extreme caution with this one.
