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Re: Home-based businesses

travelismybiz — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:56:49 GMT

If I was looking for a company to just do MLM maybe I would look into other companies but that's not the part of the company I want to do I want to sell travel and our company is the 26th largest travel agency in the world. Yes there is a suit in California but big companies get sued everyday. We were approved for DSA and they do not allow pyramids so I guess we'll see what happens. I'm still with the company making money off of the product and that's why I tell others about it not because I'm trying to get a down line. This company works for me and maybe it will for others.

Re: Home-based businesses

travelworld — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:41:31 GMT

I used to be with YTB.
They lost their IATA credentials and are being sued for being a pyramid from California's state attorney.
They don't pay immediate residual and they won't let you advertise your business the way necessary in order to make it.
Their sign up fee is also 3 times more than ours. We are already in 96 countries.
I made the switch and we have also an overflow program where the money also rolls down hill not just uphill.
If you are not too involved with YTB yet, you should consider giving me a call and I can fill you in on everything that has been going on.
910-224-6057, Simone
and god bless!

Re: Home-based businesses

travelismybiz — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 18:00:48 GMT

Brick and Mortar travel agents of course don't like that travel has gone online and they really don't like that it's gone MLM. Like all starting MLM businesses they get a lot of flack at first. We've been approved by DSA and if you know anything about them that's not an easy thing. The thing I like most about this company is there is a lot of ways to make money. You get to choose the products you want to push or if you want to do the MLM side of the company. I love to sell travel so that is what I do. You will see there are a lot of people who don't make anything but I have to say from my experience they must not be working very hard because it's not that hard to tell the people you know about your site and get customers. The other way my husband is working the business is with non-profits. We can sell a website to a non-profit so they can make money on the travel that there supporters do and it really helps organizations out in a time when people don't have extra money to give to non-profits. Now supporters can pay the same price or less for the travel there already doing and 60% of the commission goes to there non-profit they want to help out. We just love helping other people it makes you feel good. I would love to tell people about all of the ways you can make money but the most important thing to us was that it just made sense and it has helped me and my husband to work from home. Check us out at www.GibsonVacations.biz or if you just need to get away www.GibsonVacations.com. I hope this has been helpful.

Re: Home-based businesses

Tangirl — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:12:11 GMT

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They are both great businesses, try one or both.

Re: Home-based businesses

lilac22 — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 14:46:18 GMT

I'm not so sure about YTB travel. I always do my DD when it comes to resaerching a company or a work at home business. YTB is an MLM business and on scam.com there are over seven thousand posts on the company over a period of several years. There seems to be an issue with the owners, but I am sure if you are successful there isn't a problem.

Re: Home-based businesses

travelworld — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 03:00:01 GMT

Good day,
Check out www.travelworldwizard.info

God bless,
Simone

Re: Home-based businesses

travelismybiz — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 21:37:55 GMT

The health and wellness industry surely is big business. There is a lot of money to be made, but my problem is that I don't typically use those types of products. If I am not 100% sold on a product myself I will not do very well. Also, too many of the health and wellness products are fad products that may or may not have any real health benefits. I for one don't want to try riding a fad.

I have chosen the travel industry. The travel industry is expected to nearly double in the next few years, and we are positioned to grow right along with it. I am a member of the YTB Travel Network. Our network was the 35th largest travel agency in the nation just one year ago, but today we have grown to the 26th largest. We will continue to grow until we are the largest seller of travel in the world.

If you would like to know more about the travel industry and the YTB Travel network check out http://www.GibsonVacations.biz and http://www.GibsonVacations.com.

Thanks
leahgibson@gibsonvacations.com

Re: Home-based businesses

travelismybiz — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 21:08:57 GMT

There are so many options out there that it can be mind blowing. For me it was neccessary to find a product and a company that I could believe in. If the product is good and the company is strong you will be able to make it work.

The travel industry is where I found my home and the company that I chose is the 26th largest travel agency in the nation. The YTB Travel Network is strong and undergoing some exciting changes. We grew from the 35th largest to the 26th largest in just the past year. We will be the largest seller of travel soon.

Check out http://www.ytbconsultants.com/llakey.htm to see how one lady from the mortgage industry turned her failing mortgage company into a new lifestyle with the travel industry.

leahgibson@gibsonvacations.com

Re: Home-based businesses

lilac22 — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:06:34 GMT

No, I haven't made my choice yet. I was looking at the health and wellness industry, knowing it's hot now, but it still seems saturated to me. I still have to take a bigger look at most of the companies.

Re: Home-based businesses

DMIGUY — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 19:46:21 GMT

lilac22,

I checked out the site. It would seem to be a site where MLM's can get validated so long as they have some legit product at their basis.

Have you made your choice?