Tvi Express Mlm Scam
January 26th, 2009
Is TVI Express a Ponzi Scheme?
There’s a new player on the MLM scene. TVI Express, a UK based company doing business in more than fifty nations has now come to the united states. But is TVI Express a Ponzi scheme or a Pyramid? Let’s take a look and see.
to determine the truth of these accusations, we must first know what a Ponzi Scheme is. In fact there is not any real product, in the slightest. Regularly these con artists will go back to earlier stockholders and convince them to reinvest both the original sum plus any profits earned.
When anyone joins, for an one time fee of $250 they have bought a product consisting of some extremely nice travel benefits ; a 6 Nights/7 Days holiday in a 3-5 Star Property, a free flight ticket offer as well as lifetime access to TVI promotional deals, a VIP Members only forum and discounted travel packages. And, as a distributor they have the ability to earn thousands of bucks a month in commissions and further travel benefits by introducing this membership opportunity to others. This is no different than any other MLM. On the surface, this could seem like an illegal Ponzi scheme. However an in depth rationalization of the boards will prove this is not a Ponzi, where no product is sold and payout exceeds the amount invested. The product as we have seen already is travel. In order for somebody to cycle all the way through, they should do two things, sponsor 2 new members who receive the travel packages above and build a team based upon two sponsoring 2 sponsoring two, for example. It takes eighty new members to cycle only 1 person all of the way thru both boards where they receive their $15,000 in money and travel. Investments exceed payout, the company earns cash and members receive some great products. .
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