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03-22-2008, 08:56 PM
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Why are people so negitive without reserch
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I dont care if its Walmart or Microsoft no person or company is perfect. But at least get facts before accusing or putting down LEB 
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03-30-2008, 06:02 AM
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I joined WV recently and I have been having second thoughts since but I personally know the Top Sellers in my area and they love it i don't knowwhat to do because everyone i try to get onto my team just thinks its a scam. It seems like a few of you are a part of the team any suggestions to ease my mind?
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04-14-2008, 09:45 PM
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Answer to your question
#32 (permalink) 03-12-2008, 01:44 PM
agent247 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1 Wv Scam Or Not--ha Ha -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- please answer me this how in the world do you people actually think that you are a travel agent this is the funniest thing i have ever heard-- you think that because you paid 399.00 you are a qualified agent i have been in the business --travel-- for 20 yrs and you people are a joke--as far as wv goes--its a MLM PEOPLE A PYRAMID SCHEME THAT WILL GO OUT OF B USINESS-THESE PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT TRAVEL --ALL THEY KNOW IS HOW TO GET YOUR MONEY-ITS A RIP OFF AND ANYONE THAT ACTUALLY THINKS ITS NOT-DESERVES THEM I Understand your Statement but ... We are not Travel Agents ... We are Leisure Travel Consultants.... As far as becoming a Authorized Booking Agent Hours of training is required.... But.... CLIA comes out to do our start up training for those who want to book Cruises..... so we can get our CLIA Card direct through them.... Now I know you realize that CLIA does not sell their Card you have to earn it....... I would like to tell you more but I am new to this site and don't want to make any mistakes.... Last edited by Justice41ca : 04-14-2008 at 10:03 PM. Reason: Forgot to add post I was responding to
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04-14-2008, 09:57 PM
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Sorry mis-informed
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You all have a right to your opinion.... These people are REAL ... Whats sad is our world has become what it has ... to the point that when something good does come a long we think something negitive. 
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04-14-2008, 09:59 PM
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Yep... just realized...
I thought it would just respond to the message I clicked on.. Quote:
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04-30-2008, 12:36 AM
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worldventures
Hi
I am also with world ventures and I join to get discounts when traveling. I love to travel and it is true many hotels give wonderful discounts.
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05-07-2008, 09:15 PM
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World Ventures Enrollment
I would like to find someone involved w/ World Ventures (and working it full time) so I can learn more about it and quite possibly sign up myself.
my3boys1973@yahoo.com
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05-08-2008, 05:37 AM
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I do believe this is a great company, but it also depends on who's your sponsor. Listening to the training calls, a big part of this company is teamwork and integrity, getting your downline to training, on dreamtrips, etc, basically your upline/sponsor working with you. Just make sure the person that signs you up sticks to the integrity part of it or you just might be left out to dry, especially if you're new to network marketing, cold calling prospects, etc. and have no idea what you're doing, counting on your sponsor to help you.
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Yesterday, 05:19 AM
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I had a business partner show me World Ventures today. One glaringly obvious thing worries me: How is it that anyone expects to drive traffic to their websites? You need to see traffic and bookings to make any real money at this. So, if every personalized WV website looks the same, how does one distinguish themselves in the huge global online market place? It's not enough to just get other members to sign up. If you want to see commissions, you need to see sales on your website. Since there's thousands of these private-labeled WV sites, how does anyone expect to get people to buy vacation packages from their site instead of someone else's? You can't rely on search engines to drive traffic to your site because yours is no more unique than any other WV site. You would actually have to do some real face-to-face selling of Dream Vacations to see any substantial amount of sales on your site. You might as well call it door-to-door sales or Cutco knife sales because there's no substantial difference. This business structure simply cannot be sustained only by its membership fees and the signing up of new members. If everyone is a salesperson and has special access to the goods, who is the customer buying the goods? If WV is to succeed, it must have a large portion of its income coming from vacation package sales, not just member sign-up fees. A business needs to fill a niche, and this simply doesn't. It's only good at getting bloated real fast.
I make my living as a web developer and am a Computer Science graduate with a Business Administration minor. If anyone that gets in on this just expects people to happen across THEIR site while looking for travel deals, they're dead wrong. This involves more work than the enticers let on. I'm not saying that one can't make money at it, but don't expect to just buy in and watch your website make money for you; you'd be cheating yourself to believe that. Be prepared for some old-fashioned pavement-pounding if you expect it to pay off. Also, you'd better hope the company (WV) doesn't collapse. They are, after all, an LLC, not a corporation, which seems a bit sketchy for an operation of this magnitude. You'd be wise to snatch up a catchy domain name, which you can forward to your yourname.worldventures.com site. But then, since you have no control over the layout and style of the WV site, you need to contend with customer trust issues. If you tell someone to go to patrickstravel.com and it forwards to patricksomebody.worldventures.com, your potential customer may be very confused and never even book a package with you. There are major trust issues at play in online commerce that simply are not very well addressed with the WV system. PLUS, on top of all those difficult odds, you have to contend with the enormous mind share that the large well-known travel companies have with the general populous. I don't even have to name them because you already know who they are. I can hear their jingles now... The important thing to note is that WV takes way more work than most presenters reveal. I can see how many folks would walk away from the presentation (and possibly a sign-up) thinking "This is great! All I have to do is get a few people under me and wait for website to make money!" WRONG. And this should be more clearly stated by presenters. That would also mean a major restructuring of WV's business model, which doesn't seem very likely at this time. - traveltastic Last edited by traveltastic : Yesterday at 05:30 AM.
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