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witchypoo326
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2007 19:16
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You get out of YTB what you put into it. it has alot of possibility and if you have an upline that provides alot of training you can do well. we have an upline that provides alot of training and communicates and most seem to be doing well. we are moving slower than most but working other jobs takes time away from doing the travel thing. it's a business that costs under $500 to get in to so some don't treat it like a business but it's a home based business.
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witchypoo326
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2007 19:42
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it's a legitimate business. I have not recruited one person and I'm making money with my business. I never have to recruit anyone if that is my choice. I have an online travel business and my corporate office YTB. nothing wrong with it, you get from it what you put in to it. I got trained to help not for profits set up their own sites so that they can get the commissions back to their organizations. that's not pyramid scheming, that's helping out a good cause.
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witchypoo326
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2007 19:46
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it is not a card mill. we cannot just pay and get some type of travel card. that's how the card mills work and that is NOT what we do or what we advertise.
we have on online travel portal, and we sell travel by having people book on it, that's it.
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HomeBasedPro
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# Posted: 16 Feb 2007 01:37
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I've been in the travel industry for 25+ years, and have looked into YTB model. It is not a card mill. But like almost any work-at-home business, there will be winners who make really good money, and others who don't get the model, don't like to sell, don't like the approach, or don't put in the time. They won't make much money and will complain about it.
I've been with Prepaid Legal as a member for a long time. They satisfy my legal needs at a reasonable cost. I maintain my Associate status but don't spend a lot of time at it and I don't make enough money to put bread on the table but that isn't what I'm in it for.
YTB is the same...look at it, seriously think about it...and THEN decide if you want to do it.
By the way, YTB has been successful because they see how the industry AND THE MARKET have changed, and they adapted their model to it.
Don't knock 'em.
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luvtravel
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# Posted: 20 Feb 2007 07:41
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I QUIT just in time, after following their stock and their fiscal reports I know I quit in time!!
I did join with a much better company in that the websites are more consumer friendly, they are less costly, to be a RTA with ytb is $449 to be a RTA with our business is just $119 and you get a sizzlin site!
PLUS about 10 income streams. And in addition I joined a membership that compliments my travel agent business which gives my prospects a much better choice to make a very good income. AND you don't have to do any selling with one of the pkgs.
Please proceed carefully when considering ytb.
Terri
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Bucky
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# Posted: 20 Feb 2007 14:54
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YTB is definitely a fine opportunity but you do need to proceed with caution. There is decent money to be made in the business.
After hours and hours of research I did find an opportunity that has a much greater income potential due to the massive residual potential.
This program is still in pre-launch until March of 2007. It was a stand alone product that was sold for over 20 years and now there is a business opportunity attached to it. I would highly recommend that anyone out there looking for a travel opp do their research and try to find this program.
I have already made good money with it!
Best of Luck
p.s. I love working with travel. Its so much more fun showing people how to save money going on trips that they love. You begin to build friendships that last forever!
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mytravelquest
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# Posted: 8 Mar 2007 20:23
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I couldn't have said it better myself...I too bacame a YTB Referring Travel Agent and I agreee with everything you said. For those others, don't talk about the company until you've tried it or know someone who has.
There's no guarantee on anything people do. But for a $450 investment, that others might throw away in races or slots, why not try your own travel business that you CAN control? There is alot of potential to make a very healthy income, but you have to be willing to work for it for the first few months to a year. But the work you do now once, will pay for itself over and over again for the rest of your life. It is a good deal.
Thanks.
Phillip Roe
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AuctionHints
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# Posted: 11 Mar 2007 22:40
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I was approached by an "agent" about this deal. Here's why I opted not to sign on...
Fact 1 - Why would anyone go online shopping for travel and head to some unknown website as opposed to Travelocity, Orbitz, or one of the so-called "big players"?
Fact 2 - Just because you build it does NOT mean that they will come. In fact unless you have a solid marketing plan for your new website the fact is that they won't. And no visitors means no sales means no income.
Fact 3 - There is WAY too much emphasis on signing up new agents as opposed to actually selling the travel. This, to me, is never a good sign.
Fact 4 - There are affiliate travel programs out there that can be joined free of charge. You can then register your own domain, use a few tricks of the trade to hide your affiliate links, and you are now actually marketing travel. You can book through your own affiliate links and save on your own travel too.
Fact 5 - There are tons of places to learn all about marketing, the travel industry, and online sales and marketing that are once again free of charge.
The bottom line is really simple here. Why not open up an online auction website and compete with it? What???? eBay is already the king? Well bad news for travel sites.....there are already websites out there that already have the traffic coming to them, are making the travel sales, and won't be losing any of that traffic to some start-up no name website any time soon. As a frequent traveler I can attest to this fact first hand. (I shop around, find the best rates, and book and here lately as often as not Delta.com is just as good as any of the other sites)
Not bashing YTB. Just stating undenyable facts. And here is one more for those who might still be holding onto their checkbooks about to sign on...
Fact 6 - If ANYONE ever tells you that ANY online business is an easy pathway to success and fortune...RUN! They are misleading you. (nice way to say that they are lying to you) The fact is that online work is just that and plenty of it. If it were really so easy then everyone would be doing it and noone would ever have to really work again.
Nuff said...
AuctionHints
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NolanGetaways
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# Posted: 20 Mar 2007 05:28
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I was very skeptical about YTB. It took me a year to decide to sign up as a rep. Everyone has an opinion. YTB is not a pyramid scheme by any means. Just like with anything you have some who are successful because they put their complete heart and soul into it and you have others that do not put anything into it. This is a REAL business that requires you put a lot of work into it if you wan to be successful.
I know one thing is for sure. In Corporate America at my "job" I will never make more than my boss or my boss's boss. I will hopefully always make more than the person who has less experience/seniority. With YTB you work your business-you determine how successful you are going to be. You decide what a "pyramid scheme"is. Just to reiterate some information-we are a publicly traded company.
Please never assume anything until you have tried it yourself first. I challenge anyone to view a YTB site and compare it to Travelocity. You will notice a lot of similarities...because Travelocity is one of our alliances...and Carnival Cruises just put an office in our Corporate Headquarters because we have sold so much travel. We sell so much travel because of our RTA's.
If you have any questions please visit my website.
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jlucas14
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# Posted: 20 Mar 2007 18:52
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I was presented the program this last week. My wife is looking at doing it but we only travel about four times a year can you really get the discounts we heard about. Any proof would be great. Thanks
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decker2006
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# Posted: 22 Mar 2007 14:59
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Hi jlucas14,
If you travel 4 times a year, that is pretty good!! I would venture to say it is more than many people are able to go on vacation. Do you travel to different places or do you have favorites?
Anyway, I am not with YTB so I cannot answer your question directly, but I am with a group that offers lifetime travel memberships which includes a ton of discounts, cruises, condos, etc. I can email you 27 pages of receipts for proof of what you are able to save on your trips. At least you can compare. Let me know if you are interested.
All the best to your Success!!
Noreen
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ibizniz
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# Posted: 22 Mar 2007 21:21
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I am not with YTB
I know with the recent stock selling etc there are many nervous people in YTB, but I also know many who just love YTB
but I agree with the statement, you get out what you put in, that is true of any business, you can make money with almost anything so long as you work at it.
But it is definitely esier to make money with a product that is fairly priced and in demand and has a long track record.
hope this helps, good luck
maria
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ytbtravel
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# Posted: 27 Mar 2007 08:20
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be careful and look at the whole picture. the sponsor takes your first three recruits... many times these people will be your best people to work with. they took my best on me.
becareful when a company pays you to recruit..... with the way the bonus program is set up, you get paid for bodies as much as business partners... 500 bucks is a lot of money for some people. your recruiter doesn't care whether you make it or not... every 6 bodies they make 1300 -1600 bucks
you have to ask yourself... just how much do your friends travel? are really booking travel? i have tried as as an agent to book cheaper deals through YTB ... turns out our competion is much cheaper... the only travel that pays is cruises... unless your the person who knows how to sell... this isn't for you.
in addition... pyramid??? by law... products and services must exchange hands to not be considered pyramid.... so the company charges you 49.00 a month for your website, after your first 6 sales
they still charge you, and then refund your money.... just so that they can stay legal.... in addition they charge for you to be a travel agent... they don't charge for you to build a team (by Law) they have found the loop holes.... but they won't tell you all the details either.
also the company is publicly traded.... on the "PINKS" this is is lowest rating of stocks.... the company doesn't have to be accountable for much... yet they can say they are a publicly traded company.... do your research.... the pinks is worse than the ghetto for stocks.... less than 2% of the companies will ever make it out of this stock market and make it to the big boards AMEX, NASDAQ, NYSE... educate your self first... this is the info you need to know.
mlm is teh only business that is opened by the word of a total stranger.... look at teh numbers like business person should......
the company is in much debt, projected to go further into debt, showing no profit... with no clear operating budget reported for the last three years..... they may have one now.... but again.... there is no accountabilty on pink stocks......
here is a company competing with the giants like expedia, travelocity etc.... your competition is tremendous.... they tout travelocity partnered up with them... fine.... i don't need ytb
to go to travelocity... travelocity is still paing the advertising.
you have money exchanging hands to the sponsor and you get a webpage.... good for now...... but highly likely this company as so many other travel companies will be like a flash of gun powder.... hot and bright, many will look, many will say wow, and those who stand close, will say ouch as they get burnt by the flash
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ytbtravel
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# Posted: 27 Mar 2007 14:20
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straight from the ytb legal department .... beware
Very rarely does YTB terminate RTAs/REPs completely from the business. This does not mean we take complaints lightly. We are currently looking into Karen and her business practices.
If you have any further questions, please let us know.
Thank you,
Darreth Naylor
Paralegal
yourTravelBiz.com
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ChoctawPrincess
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# Posted: 5 Apr 2007 18:20
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My husband and I are also considering joining YTB and are planning to go to a meeting this coming week. I've read all of the 3 pages of posts and it sounds like you either love it or hate it.
Is this something that normal people can do or do you need to have a marketing degree or some high ranking position in a large corporation to make money? I've read all of the brochures and watched the dvd they give you in the magazine. In the dvd they state that the company is debt free, but in this forum a couple of people have stated that the company is actually in debt and that they've sold stock? Can anyone enlighten me please...I'm feeling kind of overwhelmed.
BTW - Darreth Naylor mentioned that they were looking into "Karen's" business practices. Who's Karen? I didn't see her name listed in any of these postings.
Thank you!
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decker2006
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# Posted: 6 Apr 2007 19:09
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Hi ChoctawPricness,
Please do not join anything if you feel overwhelmed. Please take a breath and make sure you know every angle of what you are joining. Research every detail. Do not go by what someone else tells you. You and your husband must have all the facts in front of you before joining. Know the facts AND be comfortable with who you are working with. Just because you sign up with something, does not mean you will become successful. You need to make a serious committment to becoming successful.
I have been in your position - researching and going crazy trying to separate facts from fiction. I definately feel for you. When you are ready, make the committment 110%.
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ibizniz
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# Posted: 6 Apr 2007 19:31
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Dear ChoctawPrincess
In my experience any company would be the last ones to say they are in financial trouble. It is in their best interest to say that everything is wonderful.
Personally I take a lot of stock into what individual people have to say on forums, after a while you can draw a picture as to what may be going on.
Personally I always sleep on something for a little while, especially if it means a career move like this
Do take care
maria
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ytbtravel
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# Posted: 18 Apr 2007 13:01
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whose karen??? a person who misleads people promising they will
place people under you so that you will recieve 2-3 thousand dollars in a week or so.... then never does anything costing people great hard ship as they spend thier food monies, social security checks etc.
ytb, be careful... they get paid to recruit... they don't care if you make it.... they get thier bonueses and move on..... flash in the pan.... and then down the road everyone has to be active for you to make your big bonuses later on... not seeling travel, but you must be hooked into the website for 49.00 each month... so evryone can get thier bonuses.
BTW - Darreth Naylor mentioned that they were looking into "Karen's" business practices. Who's Karen? I didn't see her name listed in any of these postings.
Thank you!
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ytbtravel
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# Posted: 20 Apr 2007 13:36
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publicy traded means nothing until you know what board a company is on.... YTB is traded at the bottom of teh barrel on
the pink sheets.... there is no accountabilty... this is teh las vegas of the stock market.... teh investor has less than a 2% chance of ever seeing the stock make it to the bigger boards... teh company gets to raise money..... YTB is in serious debt.
as far as working it... alcapone made a fortune in his business doesn't mean it was right or legal.
as far as not making more than teh president of the company.... why sell yourself short???
as (AuctionHints) states why not start your own legitamate biz and make more than the YTB?
YTB is the end result of the presidents failure to make a traditional brick and mortar company work, so he came up with a way to recover his investment.....
YTB will work for a select few... those who know how to market thier website, those who can afford the advertising like expedia can.... lets face it... how many trips are your family and friends going to take?
one terrorist attack in the carribean and the cruise industry will come to a standstill so will your travel part of the business....
as far as teh recruiting end of it..... it will slow as more and more people get scammed.... i've been in the industry for over 20 years and seen happen over and over... after a while you know where to stay away from.
teh only way you are truly going to save as far as travel goes with the company is by the tax breaks.... and you better be doing what the IRS states in order for you to take the deductions... commisions
are 60% of teh commison paid.... you get paid only after the travel took place... so you could be waiting for months to get paid....
if commission is 100 dollars on a thousand dollar trip you 60 bucks
take out your taxes, your advertising, your other expenses and you are lucky to walk away with any profit. The company gets the other 40% they have the volume so teh money is going to the comapany...
tehn look at teh financial reports on yahoo.com the company is millions in debt..... just like you will be... at least the majority....
20% will make money in the company... somebody has to.... it is an old vegas trick.....let some win so the rest will gamble... teh 80% of do nothings and those agents wro write poistive things on these boards are enticing you into the biz... yet you have no idea if they to were brainwashed.... some of you will still sign up chasing the carot at the end of stick... and you won't wake up until you walk over the side of a cliff and hit the rocks below......
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Denyse
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# Posted: 21 Apr 2007 16:38
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Quoting: jlucas14 I was presented the program this last week. My wife is looking at doing it but we only travel about four times a year can you really get the discounts we heard about. Any proof would be great.
JLucas,
YTB is an excellent business! Just traveling four times a year, you will have made money back that you would not normally have had. You also have the opportunity to travel at much cheaper rates than you currently are. I have been involved in YTB since January 2006 and my income is very close to my income as a 25 year Health Administrator. It's your choice whether you want to build a business or just book travel. Both opportunities are available. Would love to talk with you in more detail. 973-553-9679 - Denyse
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Shawn
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# Posted: 22 Apr 2007 12:19
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Hello Folks:
I was doing a due diligance on home based business opportunities and came up with this valuable Forum.
After looking at Profit Lance group discussion I picked up this group (YTB) because it has more than 8000 reviewers .... means something hot going on here.
I appreciate if anyone can let me know about their success stories with YTB...any recommendatioins? is this an MLM structure?
Thank you
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jojobiz
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# Posted: 25 Apr 2007 15:42
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success with YTB??? been reading much of what YTBtravel has been saying and reviewing the info.... seems like much of what is being said is true.... review the pink sheets, they are dead on.
I went to thier meetings and reviewed their compensation, yes they get paid for bringing on bodies, but so do most MLM's
Before you sign up, unless you are in sales and know how to sell cruises to corpoarations and churches etc... you must understand that your family and friends will travel just so much. Ytb admits in thier trainings that it is the cruises where the money is made. if your not into sales..... there are other opportunities out there.
I don't know about you, but i find it unethical to bring on a person make them spend all thier money, many times thier food money to just get a body so you get to the 1000 dollar bonuses...
read thier financial statements... obviously YTBtravel has a bone to pick sounds like ytb travel got burned.... but read and see how the majority of money is made through recruiting, very little is made in travel sales.... that only means in time this will catch up to the company and that there will be thousands upon thousands of people fed up with MLM because of this lack of ethics. YTBtravel is helping the top few make a quick buck..... thousands will be burned... the company is less than 5 years old.... due your due dilegence.... i have yet to see the company written up in third party like forbes, money, entreprenuer, and any other financial
magazine.
look at the reviews... good reviews come from associates of the company, and the bad are from nuetral as well as those who have been burned ... the best review is the financial statement... it sucks
YTB, sends out tier magazine which makes money promoting mlm companys and making them look legit..... YTB will say they are publicly traded..... publicly traded does not mean anything when they are on the PINK Sheets......
all i can say is beware.... yes some can make money with YTB.... most won't....
many made money with Global Prosperity Group... then many went to jail.... do a search on this Company and then put two and two together....
From my experience, for someone to take the time that YTB travel has done and backed up thier argument .... i would seriously take
a look at the every resource possible. This seems like a person who is trying to protect others... obviously something happened, with the false promises to bring on bodies and pay
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Bessie
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# Posted: 28 Apr 2007 15:02
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success with YTB??? been reading much of what YTBtravel has been saying and reviewing the info.... seems like much of what is being said is true.... review the pink sheets, they are dead on.
I went to thier meetings and reviewed their compensation, yes they get paid for bringing on bodies, but so do most MLM's
Before you sign up, unless you are in sales and know how to sell cruises to corpoarations and churches etc... you must understand that your family and friends will travel just so much. Ytb admits in thier trainings that it is the cruises where the money is made. if your not into sales..... there are other opportunities out there.
I don't know about you, but i find it unethical to bring on a person make them spend all thier money, many times thier food money to just get a body so you get to the 1000 dollar bonuses...
read thier financial statements... obviously YTBtravel has a bone to pick sounds like ytb travel got burned.... but read and see how the majority of money is made through recruiting, very little is made in travel sales.... that only means in time this will catch up to the company and that there will be thousands upon thousands of people fed up with MLM because of this lack of ethics. YTBtravel is helping the top few make a quick buck..... thousands will be burned... the company is less than 5 years old.... due your due dilegence.... i have yet to see the company written up in third party like forbes, money, entreprenuer, and any other financial
magazine.
look at the reviews... good reviews come from associates of the company, and the bad are from nuetral as well as those who have been burned ... the best review is the financial statement... it sucks
YTB, sends out tier magazine which makes money promoting mlm companys and making them look legit..... YTB will say they are publicly traded..... publicly traded does not mean anything when they are on the PINK Sheets......
all i can say is beware.... yes some can make money with YTB.... most won't....
many made money with Global Prosperity Group... then many went to jail.... do a search on this Company and then put two and two together....
From my experience, for someone to take the time that YTB travel has done and backed up thier argument .... i would seriously take
a look at the every resource possible. This seems like a person who is trying to protect others... obviously something happened, with the false promises to bring on bodies and pay
Are you people (that are so negative in your mis-spelled comments) brick & mortar travel agents? Or travel agents with another online business. The hatred spewed forth is scary. If you don't want to be involved with YTB or WV than don't! But why are you so adamant about influencing others not to. Besides $450 is NOT going to break anyone, especially if these people are getting involved so they can travel...so give me a break!
I am not with YTB, but am thinking of doing it, if for no other reason the tax advantages and cheaper travel. Your "negativity" is extremely suspicious and forces me to believe you have an axe to grind for whatever reason.
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cookie
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# Posted: 29 Apr 2007 21:22
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I am researching your travel biz. I am thinking about doing it but I am still unsure. I check a ytb site against travelocity for booking the same exact hotel and air, and ytb came up higher by $99.83 per person! Cruises came out the same. They say they don't jack up the price but apparently they do! I question this with the person that is trying to get me to join and she said to let family and friends book off of my back office. If I do this this then I would not make any money correct? How much difference is the price in the back office? I can't sell travel if the price is higher than the big guys!! I not out to make a million bucks but about $10,000 after expenses would be cool with me. I would love to hear from anyone doing this business!!!
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decker2006
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# Posted: 30 Apr 2007 11:20
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Hi Cookie,
If you are interested in a lucrative income with the travel industry, you need to check out the Coastal membership packages. Our "product" is a membership to a travel club which includes 3 levels of membership for a one time price then small yearly renewal. It is extremely extensive, so I won't highlight every detail here, but you were speaking about competing with the big guys. There are vacations and cruises offered in this membership that are FREE (you pay taxes, port fees, etc.) This is a lifetime membership and your trips never "run out". There are plenty of other examples, and if you PM me, I would be happy to get you a full description of each level, or check out my website.
Also, you will never have to be involved with booking travel or anything like that. It is not like you make $$ when people book trips. We use a bunch of different vendors to do that.
The compensation plan is quite generous and you could easily reach your goal and then some. Although I would never guarnatee anyone's success, that is up to you, we offer you plenty of tools to reach your goal.
Noreen
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ytbtravel
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# Posted: 30 Apr 2007 14:55
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negative ax to grind???? not at all.
spelling? who cares, when i can i hire someone to spell for me.
but when people get hurt from misprepresenation and lawyers have to be called in then people should be aware.
foolish person: take real hard look at the company ... unfortunely
you won't see what you need to see until your on the inside.
unless you are smart enough to read business financials, which is more important than spelling....
and if you look, there are other reports listed as to how screwed up this company is.
I have been professionally doing taxes for many years... teh company has to use that edge to recruit you... there is more to that game .... especially when your playmate is the IRS
better work with a Tax Attorney and know what your doing first...
YTB won't tell you anything more than you could have a tax break.
there is reasons for that.....
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thirdworldman
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# Posted: 1 May 2007 23:29
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Hello...how can you ppl support this scam unless you are profiting from it...???
The Better Buisness Bureau has determined this to be a scam, a pyramid scheme, what else do you need to know??
whenever a company needs money from you for something, there is your first clue...a successful company does not need your money
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lala
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# Posted: 2 May 2007 12:46
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iVE BEEN CHECKING OUT THIS COMPANY FOR A MONTH. I am finding that they sell these based on the ability to take fam trips and for the potential tax deduction. There doesnt seem to be much emphasis on booking travel when it comes to selling rta's. When Im ready to take a trip maybe Ill consider this. But I am single and why should I pay out 50.oo a month and 450 to own one of these things? Also Has anyone tried navigating the booking engine? I find it to be very confusing. and it needs much updating. I couldnt book a trip on that site even if I wanted to. I think its much easier to just call the hotel and plane directly. Also there are so many private groups that offer tours that are not posted on their booking engine.
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jojobiz
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# Posted: 4 May 2007 14:16
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my friend is still trying to get me to join... i have tried to book theater tickets, bush gardens, sea world, and flights..... all i did was waste my time looking.... i had to use ticket master, hotels.com
and msn travel to get the best deals.....
they say i would benefit from commisions and tax savings.
1. the commision is not great... plane fair is only a few dollars in commision..... theater tickets.... even at 10% you are only talking 5-10 bucks in commision.....
tax savings? you better be a great sales person to get into position to even consider a tax advantage.
so save the time and money and book with the big guys..... network marketing has a 97% drop out rate anyway..... do you really want to be booking your travel with the 97% who could care less about your trip..... you will still be hard pressed to find the proffesional travel agent who has your best interest in mind.
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dvincent29
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# Posted: 15 May 2007 12:11
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So Do you get travel perks like they suggust? Is it worth it for the perks alone?
Thanks for being honest
daWN
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