WorldVentures – Is it a scam?

by admin on August 3, 2009

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Is there a WorldVenture Scam?

It is no secret that WorldVentures is a network marketing company, so this will not be a discussion over the legitimacy of mlm.  It is a foregone conclusion for anyone living in the 21st century that network marketing as a business model is both extremely powerful and perfectly legal when structured properly.  We will not waste time and give credibility to the idea that network marketing by itself is evil or wrong.

Outside of our 5 point evaluation of WorldVentures on the next page, there is one other aspect of WorldVentures that you should check into… and that is the upline team that you would be working with.  As mentioned previously, network marketing is an extremely powerful business model when structured properly but it is just as important that it be WORKED properly.   How you work your network marketing business has everything to do with the support structure and system set in place by your upline team, therefore choose your sponsor and upline team carefully!

Have you heard these arguments that claim World Venture is a scam?

WorldVentures Scam Claim: It must be a scam because you are forced to “prey” on your family and friends to make product sales and recruit other distributors.

Common Sense: Do your research and only join the company if you are 100% sold on their service and proud to represent to everyone you know.

WorldVentures Scam Claim: It is a scam because WorldVentures teaches you to shun friends and family that don’t sign up with you.

Common Sense: This is pretty much self evident but only an idiot would do this and nowhere in any training does Ambit or any other legit network marketing company teach you to do this.

WorldVentures Scam Claim: It is a scam because 95% of the people that join don’t make significant money.

Common Sense: The vast majority of ALL business don’t make it and the ratio is worse in network marketing and WorldVentures for a few very simple reasons: #1 There is so little to lose and therefore there is very little commitment given to the business.  #2 Most people have no clue what they are doing because their sponsor has no clue what their doing because their sponsor has no clue, etc, etc, etc.

You can avoid falling prey to these pitfalls and becoming a statistic that leads to these claims by first of all joining with your eyes wide open and making sure that you have access to an upline leadership team that understands the business and how to effectively build it in a way that you are comfortable with and confident in.

Now that we have effectively covered the issue of network marketing in general, go ahead and jump over to the 5 Point WorldVentures Review page to do some specific research on WorldVentures itself.

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