WorldVentures Review - Honest Opportunity Or Scam?

Why a WorldVentures review? Thousands of new travel companies pop up on the Internet every year, many of which are difficult to find honest, unbiased information about that doesn't come from either the company itself or someone already involved with that company.

What follows is intended to serve as an objective and honest WorldVentures review.

A) Once Upon A Time...

Founded by Wayne Nuget and Mike Azcue, WorldVentures makes the claim that they "will become a billion dollar giant" in the travel industry. With the rapid development of the company, any representative that gets involved now might have a chance for some nice cash down the road if the company continues its success.

WorldVentures has taken advantage of the Internet since its beginning, and why not, the storefront travel industry has been reduced from 60,000 to fewer than 6,000 in the United States according to their corporate offices.

B) Selling The Products

This wouldn't be a complete WorldVentures review without a look at how you get paid. Your initial fee to become a representative comes in at $99. Not bad. This is further discounted to $49.99 if you purchase the Leisure Travel Consultant (LTC) Package or a combination of the LTC Package and the DreamTrips Membership. Here is the breakdown in cost for those:

DeamTrips by itself - $199


LTC Package - $350


Both together - $350

So, you're looking at, on average, about $100 just to get yourself in the door. What do you have to do in order to become "qualified" to earn commissions on your sales and the sales of those you sign up?

Make one new sale of any of the above listed products to a retail customer or someone who is already a representative, or..


Make a personal purchase of any of the above products (in which case your initial fee gets lowered to $49.99)

Now, once you're in and qualified, you need to be aware of the fact that you are not really selling any hard products, Your selling the DreamTrips membership, which only gives you access to travel opportunities at wholesale cost, and a consultant package, which is to say you're signing up someone to the company.

This, for me, is the big flaw with WorldVentures - there are no real products being sold. The closest you get to a real product is a membership that gives people access to vacations at wholesale prices, and as a result the compensation plan revolves mostly around signing people up.

C) The WorldVentures Review Continued...

With promises of a car bonus and a home buyers bonus, WorldVenture makes it very enticing for you to join. But in its core, the company is a multi-level marketing company, or MLM, and relies on the hard work of those at the bottom so those at the top can really prosper financially.

To even be eligible for the DreamCar bonus, you must qualify as a Regional Marketing Director. Sounds classy, doesn't it? Here is some of what you need to do to even get this title:

Build at least 3 direct lines under you (signup at least 3 people)


Then have 300 people for each line - that makes 900 people!

I don't want you to think my WordlVentures review is out to get the company, it's not. In fact, I think the travel industry is one to get in with while it's hot. However, to do well with this company you really need to make a whole lot of sales, and as a result must know how to market yourself well.

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