IT ABSOLUTELY IS A PYRAMID SCHEME TAKE IT FROM A FORMER REP
I actually worked for World Ventures for 8 solid months, and you do essentially get paid to recruit. That's all you get paid for actually. It's not in your initial introduction, alot of things aren't, the pay cap is an excellent example. For any prospective recruits, let me offer a quick breakdown
In joining World Ventures, you will be required to pay $49-$99 a month for access to their programs. (the services in question Dreamtrips, etc) and no, they consistently cost more than the major booking sites, look it up on Consumerreports.org. The presentations tell you they're better 69% of the time, but it's a complete lie.
By RECRUITING enough people your fees will be waived.
If you recruit in EXCESS of that amount, you will accrue a commission, as well as travel miles, etc. (the pay off, and its pathetic. Especially after the deductions they take out)
At my best point, mid-March, I was barely scraping by without paying the membership fees every month, my commission was a joke. I finally left the company two months ago, taking nothing with me for my time. but I made them a TON of money from other suckers like me, and what's worse is the people I recruited were all friends and family. Most of them are still buying in, and noone's making anything. Just enough to keep your hopes up.
So we have estavlished that there IS a payoff to sign-up and recruit. That's the primary basis of the business, so it really is a pyramid scheme. Hopefully legistlature will get more stringent on these guys, they're just barely fighting off the current lawsuits.
Hope that can help. I know its not eloquent, but its accurate, and to the above posters- you're absolutely right, if you haven't bought in- dont! |
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