Review: World Ventures Travel
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World Ventures, based in Plano, TX, is a travel-based network marketing opportunity.
Watch the business opportunity online presentation.
WorldVentures uses a binary compensation plan. The product consists of two main parts:
Cost to get started is a low as $99. This level of entry is the ‘Representative Business System’ or RBS. This price includes a web site, back office, training tools and marketing tools to promote the business. To participate in the Dream Trips, the LTC package, and the business opportunity, the cost is $399. Those who want to become members of World Ventures strictly for the Dream Trips, the cost is $199 initially, plus $20/monthly.
Pros:
GREAT looking presentation on the various web sites; travel industry is a huge industry and continues to grow; cost to enroll is relatively low.
Cons:
Only one optional online marketing system (that I could locate); I found the web site material to be a bit confusing (in spite of the fact that it looks and sounds really good)
Contact a World Ventures representative: http://cljones.ltcmovie.com/
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November 1st, 2008 at 11:06 am
I’m curious how you could rate #2 in your top travel companies review. I spent several years in the travel based mlm industry and can tell you that although I am no longer involved there that WorldVentures is the only travel company that will make it long term. The are the only company that has their own true products other than a card mill. Their travel dream trips product and powersearch set them apart. Most travel mlm companies are just riding the wave of popularity but when the sh_t hits the fan, WV will stay in business.