Join the MLM Travel Industry

[HanMark]

Hi!

Nice to meet you. If you have landed on this thread, it means that you are seeking opportunities in the MLM sector in the Travel industry.

Let me introduce myself a bit. I am Mark, and I have been in the MLM industry for a while now, specifically in the health aspect. Most MLM industries are mostly dealing with health and wellness and it has been saturated ever since.

It was all I know about MLM until I came across MLM in the Travel industry. You see, if you want to do something, especially in your career, you just got to do things that you like as well don't you?

If you are a person who likes travel and would like to build a business career in travel, feel free to contact me at [email protected]

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by HanMark

Hi!

Nice to meet you. If you have landed on this thread, it means that you are seeking opportunities in the MLM sector in the Travel industry.

Let me introduce myself a bit. I am Mark, and I have been in the MLM industry for a while now, specifically in the health aspect. Most MLM industries are mostly dealing with health and wellness and it has been saturated ever since.

It was all I know about MLM until I came across MLM in the Travel industry. You see, if you want to do something, especially in your career, you just got to do things that you like as well don't you?

If you are a person who likes travel and would like to build a business career in travel, feel free to contact me at [email protected]

Alternatively, you can register to sit in for a seminar provided for FREE on the prospects of the MLM Travel Industry.

<Click on the link below to register!>

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P.S. I might take a while to respond to you via email or phone (if you have provided your phone details as well.) But rest assured I will reply! (Your registration is received when you received a "Thank You" message at the end)

For those who do not know or fully understand the prospects and workings of an MLM, please stay away from this person or any other person for that matter who works for an MLM. The only job an MLM offers is to lure other people into joining your MLM company, paying an entrance fee in the process, much like a pyramid scheme. Google "MLM scam" to find out yourself. You have been warned.

dunno is it for this coy called 'worldventures'.

a friend joined before and quit cos must pay maintenance fees every month. and she dun like to travel with strangers in a big group. wanna travel also travel with a few good friends.

also you are not in the first few waves - hard to make money. you join, you will only benefit those at the top cos they suck in more money from you.

5 Reasons Why I Refuse To Join World Ventures | Working With Grace

[HanMark]

MLM itself is just another distribution channel, it has no rights or wrongs on its own. The notoriety of MLM comes from ill examples of companies that have used this distribution strategy to create a Ponzi Scam, one which requires people to pay entrance fee before joining and this entrance fee will be paid to the uplines as a result.

In this scenario, money goes up the distribution channel but NO VALUE from a product flows downwards to its customers, creating an unsustainable business model, in other words, unethical. It's also true some companies use a "well-engineered" product to smoke screen their Ponzi Scam (Go google Ponzi Scam). In other words, their main source of income derives from recruitment and their product is just a decoy. In its case, it is ALSO unsustainable.

However, yet, so many MLM companies have made it thus far, the reason? They focus their business model to bring product value to its customers or distributors. Their main source of income DOES NOT derive from recruitment but through selling the product beneficial and of value to its customers.

Just look at this notion, if you strongly believe in a product and you yourself can honestly benefit from it, you can market this product with confidence to your prospects and create your own business from it. The MLM companies structure very detailed compensation plans to pay you for your efforts in marketing these products for them. That, to me, is fair.

I would not say I am totally right in any case. I am willing to answer any questions anyone post on this thread about negativities about MLM and I will answer to the best of my ability.

Before you judge something, please have a basis and a neutral stance. If you wrong everything before you truly understand it, you will forever be in the dark without knowing the light. I am no Messiah, I am a realist.

Plus, if you are still skeptical, leave your checkbook at home. I will make sure no one points a gun at you during the seminar or handcuffs you. And we do not know witchcraft, we can't brainwash. All we do is inform.

MLM pay within the sales industry is generally a joke. They are basically a bunch of junior level salesman on par with consumer retail sales trying to act like big boys corporate bankers, management consultants or enterprise project specialist.

You can tell what sort of frog in the well people they attract by the kind of boasting and what they consider as "sales idol". Only in MLM can mid level sales people making 20k a month be paraded around like a bunch of superstar demigods.

Other sales industry can generate so many more million dollar commission also never see them so shamelessly try to flaunt their relatively small wealth to impress a bunch of students, lower level PMETs and the unemployed.

[HanMark]

I am sorry that your friend didn't believe in the product well enough before signing up for it.

Yes, I did not say it will be easy money. You still have to work for it. Nothing comes free. And yes, since that you have mentioned, it is World Ventures. And from my opinion, it is a company geared for success because of its product and integration with MLM strategy.

And NOT everyone will succeed! Only people who likes to be around people and meet new people will do well! And to express my heartfelt concern, NOT everyone thinks like your friend or have the same personality.

I open this opportunity NOT to people who wants to earn easy money, but to people who LOVES to travel, and meet people in the process! I believe product value is most important to the person who is going to market it and to the person who is going to receive the product as well.

Come and see and judge for YOURSELF if you yourself want to know more about this company. We absolutely DO NOT hard sell you any product.

I rest my case.

[HanMark]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

MLM pay within the sales industry is generally a joke. They are basically a bunch of junior level salesman on par with consumer retail sales trying to act like big boys corporate bankers, management consultants or enterprise project specialist.

You can tell what sort of frog in the well people they attract by the kind of boasting and what they consider as "sales idol". Only in MLM can mid level sales people making 20k a month be paraded around like a bunch of superstar demigods.

Other sales industry can generate so many more million dollar commission also never see them so shamelessly try to flaunt their relatively small wealth to impress a bunch of students, lower level PMETs and the unemployed.

I do not think your argument is valid on a neutral basis about MLM distribution and traditional distribution. It's basically all your own opinions about MLM.

You look at them this way because you feel dissatisfied. "They ain't doing anything fantastic, why should they be getting all the dime?!", they are nothing but just junior salesman.

The words you use are emotional words, meaning they are to state your emotions about this topic but they aren't justified by any solid proof about the industry itself.

For one, not everyone flaunts their wealth and even if they do so, it has nothing to do with MLM itself. It is their own attitude and mindset that causes this dissatisfaction. Do not kill everyone with just a generic statement. I think it's unfair to think that way, honestly.

so is ur coy 'worldventures'?