I am a reviewing Future Prosperity Travel and would like unbiased third party opinions regarding this opportunity. Would love to hear what everyone else thinks about Future Prosperity Travel.
First off I think $500 to join any MLM is ridiculous. I don’t like any MLM having to do with travel. The travel MLMs are under a lot of scrutiny right now and really who wants to compete with Priceline, Expedia, etc. They talk about how it’s a $7 trillion industry. That means that much is already being spent. Hardly seems like there is a huge opportunity for growth. Your market with this is limited to those who already travel a lot. Someone who isn’t already doing a lot of traveling will have no use for a "vacation club" membership. The vacation club website says they are not currently accepting new members. I’d be interested to see how many of their associates are actually buying any travel and how many are just members of the "club" so that they can participate in the biz opp. Many of the "travel" MLMs that are selling discount cards, websites, etc and not much actual travel are facing legal challenges right now.
Overall I’d say avoid it. There may be some money to be made, but mainly by selling the biz opp and potential legal challenges could ruin the business you build.
Hhhmm, intresting question steven. I myself have travelled forward and back in time, i am now a very rich man. I have 78 percent of the worlds wealth in my post office savers account. But to answer your question, yes you do think to much.
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First off I think $500 to join any MLM is ridiculous. I don’t like any MLM having to do with travel. The travel MLMs are under a lot of scrutiny right now and really who wants to compete with Priceline, Expedia, etc. They talk about how it’s a $7 trillion industry. That means that much is already being spent. Hardly seems like there is a huge opportunity for growth. Your market with this is limited to those who already travel a lot. Someone who isn’t already doing a lot of traveling will have no use for a "vacation club" membership. The vacation club website says they are not currently accepting new members. I’d be interested to see how many of their associates are actually buying any travel and how many are just members of the "club" so that they can participate in the biz opp. Many of the "travel" MLMs that are selling discount cards, websites, etc and not much actual travel are facing legal challenges right now.
Overall I’d say avoid it. There may be some money to be made, but mainly by selling the biz opp and potential legal challenges could ruin the business you build.
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