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TVI Express aka Travel Ventures International is recently causing an uproar in the MLM industry. This latest and greatest U.S. launch uses a pay plan considered a pyramid where you pay in 0 and get out ,000 or more time and time again. It sounds like a dream come true but will it pass the test of U.S. authorities?

TVI is located in London and runs a vacation club where members are rewarded with discount vacations and other travel discounts on services such as airfare and rental cars. To get started all you have to do is wire 0 to TVI into their offshore bank account and then you are able to make ,000 several times over.

Their pay plan takes a little time to study but it’s screaming ponzi scheme all over. You simply complete travel boards by sponsoring people until you cycle out. Once you finish a entire cycle you earn ,000 and are put back inside the matrix to build again. Once your recruits conclude their cycle they they get put right back under you and the whole cycle begins again.

TVI is a classic example of whoever gets in first makes the most money and the folks who start at the end are left holding an empty bag. Several TVI Express reps have called me up and tried to sell me on TVI. They were even bold enough to say that if I got in quick I could make some money before it gets shut down. I’m sorry but I steer wide of anything that even appears fraudulent. I personally know someone who has already made ,000 with TVI but he is on the verge of destroying his credibility if he continues. It simply is not mathematically possible for everyone to make money in TVI Express.

TVI does a great job making everything look legit but don’t be fooled. For example they have a picture of Warren Buffet on their web page. One new recruit thought Warren Buffet was a TVI member. Could he have been told a lie or did he just believe Warren Buffet was was a TVI member because he saw a picture of him on the web site with this quote? “The Best Investment I ever made…” You can also find Bill Clinton, Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump seemingly promoting TVI Express.

Another red flag with TVI is they do not take credit card payments. They require you to wire money to an offshore account and we are not even sure where that is. You can’t be serious? I understand we are in desperate times but don’t be fooled into throwing your money away. If you wire the funds and then change your mind later you have no way of getting your money back. Suppose you don’t get everything TVI says they will give you? You have no recourse. You won’t get your money back and this is just one reason why TVI is raising concern in the industry.

There is no such thing as easy money. Earning good money takes hard work. It’s sort of a law of nature. There are lots of really good quality network marketing companies out there. The rule still applies that if it looks too good to be true then it is. Be careful when selecting a company and don’t get caught up in a money making scheme.

Beware of TVI and find more at Scott Marvin’s blog.