If this is helpful at all, here's a link to the Dallas Better Business
Bureau that classifies WorldVentures as an MLM - and issues the usual
warnings- including stating that they do not have current information
because the company HAS NOT responded to their queries.
http://www.dallas.
And I have a question for you. You mentioned in your first e-mail that
"You told her you had to research first". Is that you saying you had
to research to get into it yourself ? You don't need compelling
evidence to say NO. Or are you seeking compelling evidence to talk her
out of it ? If that is the case, its a bigger problem, and I will
defer to more experienced contributors to this forum.
--- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
wrote:
>
> Thanks, I did google "thenameofcompany scam" I did find the link
> you gave me and read over some comments. I need compelling evidence
> to give to my sis cause she is giving me the"stay at home mom
> talk." And her husbands cousin "bought a brand new car" because of
> this. I sent her to mlm-thetruth.
> listed as a recruiting MLM. Hopefully she listens to me. She has
> already paid for the travel card or something. Again if anyone can
> explain to me personally how this particular scam works, please
> respond. I really don't know how their comp plan works, and whether
> or not they are paying to play etc. Please help. My husband is
> trying to tell her it is a scam because I researched it, but it
> seems like she still wants to try it out. MLM evil is getting
> closer to home!
>
> --- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
> <chip_embere@
> >
> > As a rule of thumb, a good way to find out is to enter
> > "name_of_company scam" in the google search bar. Thats not to say
> all
> > the info you get is reliable, but if you get lots of pages, you
> will
> > have information at hand and can use your judgement. If you would
> like
> > a yardstick, you can enter the same thing for big solid companies
> like
> > IBM or Dell - you will probably get nothing.
> >
> > In this case, it turns out the website www.scam.com(
> > the admins if listing a website is against the rules) has a bunch
> of
> > postings... here they are.... enjoy! and good luck.
> >
> > http://www.scam.
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Does anyone know if this is a MLM? My sister in law signed up
> and she
> > > told me about it. I told her that I had to research first.
> Pleas
> > > help. I went throught the archives and couldn't find anything,
> except
> > > for another question from someone else about the same company.
> > >
> >
>
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