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Is There a Costal Vacation Scam?
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There are many lawsuits from people claiming to be victims of a Costal Vacation Scam. Costal Vacations is not listed with the Better Business Bureau.
Costal Vacations are set up as a Multi Level Marketing organization in which participants are part of a Pyramid Scheme. Participants must pay to become Costal Vacation salespeople, a fee that can go as high as $1200 including, website hosting. Recruiting new, paying recruits is considered more important than selling the company product in any MLM.
Disgruntled former Costal Vacation participants claim that it is extremely difficult if not impossible to make money with the company. They claim that most would-be salespersons do not realize that they are likely exhausted their market within your first sale or two, and most people never manage to get more than one or two sales.
As with most MLM companies, we advise steering clear of them. Whether or not Costal Vacations’ business practices are even legal will be decide in court. |
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