WorldVentures comp plan review

Does WorldVentures have a legal yet lucrative comp plan? Let's find out...

WorldVentures utilizes the binary compensation plan which is quickly becoming the favorite comp plan for newer companies, although this is not always a good thing. They have some very unique aspects to their binary compensation plan that differentiate it from the norm. Every sale generates a $50 direct commission and team building bonuses of $100 are earned every 6 sales with 3 on each side which is pretty standard, but what I like is that when agents make 3 or more sales in a week every cycle for that week is doubled to $200. In addition, every 6th cycle the company awards "TravelDollars" instead of the normal cash payout. Residual income of $20 for every 6 sales can be earned as soon as individuals achieve the "Director" rank which means 90 agents on each binary team. One additional aspect to the compensation plan that I really like is that they waive the monthly product fees once an agent achieves 4 retail sales and they will continue to waive the monthly fees as long as the agent has 4 actively paying personal sales.

There were some growing pains for WorldVentures over their first few years in business as they have had to adjust their compensation plan several times to keep the payout within a corporately acceptable 65% ratio. Any time a company reduces payout there is typically a mass exodus and indeed there were a lot of folks that left when this happened. In the end it speaks volumes to the leadership that they made it through this transition. Now after 4 years in business and continued solid growth it looks like they have moved past the startup phase and have worked all the kinks out.

WorldVentures pyramid scam? My final thoughts...

The network marketing based travel industry has traditionally been full of less than credible companies and individuals looking to make a quick buck by touting big numbers and checks. After reviewing and analyzing WorldVentures we have concluded that they are one of the exceptions to the rule. They have a real product with consumer value which is marketed by their agents under a compensation plan that is both fair and legal. There is a strong corporate team in place, all of whom have a verifiable history of success.

As with any company, not all the press with the ownership and company is positive but a commonsense review of the facts has not revealed any red flags to be worried about. Of course do your own due diligence and in doing so understand that the bad press is never as bad as its made out to be and the same holds true for the fluffy good news.

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