Unlimited Wealth Plan

Industry leading compensation plan. Each time you enroll 2 Club Executives (CE) who each enroll 2 CE’s, you earn $687 with $137 monthly residual (organization of six CE’s at 2 levels).
You can earn up to $5,000 a day or $25,000 a week from one plan alone.
3 Pay-Plans-in-1. Earn very generous upfront income, infinity pay and residual income.

Products & Services

Features real-time online booking links for air, car, hotel, cruises, vacation packages and last minute specials.
Products provided by “Best of Breed” travel suppliers, accessing over $100 million in technology supported by over 4,500 employees.
Offers Internet’s #1 airfare comparison engine that simultaneously searches over 20 major airline sites for lowest fares.
Over 5,000 streaming destination videos.

Unique Affiliate and Memberships Programs

FREE Online Member (OLM): Register for FREE and receive a FREE 3-Day, 2-Night Hotel Vacation PLUS over $1,000 in travel savings.

ClubTraveLogia Member (CTM): Receive over $30,000 in travel savings as a member of TraveLogia.com’s exclusive travel club.

Club Executive (CE): Become a CE by
enrolling as a ClubTraveLogia Member for $399 annually and an Independent Affiliate for $69.99 per month. This is the ONLY position that maximizes our Unlimited Wealth Plan ­ 3 Pay Plans in One.

Independent Affiliate (IA): $69.99 per month.
Eligible for all BA benefits plus much more in commission compensation with exclusive web access, commission reports, travel reports and uploads.

Banner Affiliate (BA): $19.99 per month with limited income opportunity. An exclusive banner exchange program allows you to place TraveLogia.com marketing ads on other sites where the host/recipient receives $5,000 in FREE travel savings vouchers.

Personally, I don't have any pros and cons towards Travelogia.
It's up to you to decide.
I did some research work and found the following controversial and contradictive opinions.
I present them with the source I took them from.


"One of the first really new technological concepts to come to travel and MLM at the same time. Travelogia uses a massive technological (patent pending) advance in distributed computing with a centralized gateway for tracking your money. This system was featured on NBC Television News on being able get lowest prices for travel, hotels and cars. Well financed with massive travel and computer connections. Supports Distributor Rights." - Rod Cook
FAVORABLE COMPANY OPINIONS

The SOURCE:
http://www.mlmwatchdog.com/Report_FAVCompanies.html

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Just joined by Malcolm and Simon Vietri.
Huge rally this weekend in LA
Just thought you wanted to know

Travelogia.com

I just did a phone call to them to check into their product/comp plan –
399.00 to sign up and have online access to their ‘Travel Club’.

Another 69.00 a month to become an ‘executive member’ and get your own web address, and commissions on travel (2.00 per air ticket booked through your site).

Then the girl at corporate tells me “the real money isn’t in the travel, it’s in referring new executives to the comp plan”. I expect the regulators to be all over this in no time.

Travel Industry Professional Assessment

I sent an inquiry to a travel industry expert - the company that provides the Expedia.Com web site and here's what the President had to say:

There are over 400 companies offering the same thing. This is just another attempt for someone to make MLM and network marketing companies try to have their members sell travel.

Almost every travel company has a product like the thing they call BOARDING PASS. We have a product much better that is called HIGH WIRE. The difference is, ours does not cost anything.

Companies like this come and go everyday. They are frowned on by the travelindustry.

What they do that gets them in trouble and eventually thrown out of the business is:

They take an everyday person who wants to make money and make them think that they can become a travel agent. Then this person books travel for someone and something goes wrong, because the person is not a trained travel agent, and then law suits follow. Eventually it gets back that the comapny made the person think they could do it, and the company is out of the industry.

The travel industry has the highest liability of any industry. You are not only dealing with a person's money, like a broker does, you are dealing with their lives, and the lives of their family.

What we do that is different is, we provide the tools for the individual, but all travel is managed by a certified, licensed travel professional with over ten years experience.

We have the same type program (but better) set up for GMT, NuSkin, etc. If you want to discuss a program for your affiliates/distributors, let me know.

But I cannot stress enough that YOU NEED TO BE VERY CAREFUL FROM THAT EMAIL.

It appears that Travelogia is just another example of an excuse to pass money between people and try to call it a business. I have no doubt that they will not survive.

David

The SOURCE: http://worldwidescam.com/travelogia.htm
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The WWSN Takes Note

When we started getting e-mails about Travelogia.com, several mentioned that "Malcolm Wallace" or "Rik McCoy" and other SkyBiz scammers had joined and were promoting this new program. And history will show that these MLM "Legends" never join a program unless they are certain they will be able exploit and manipulate it to their own benefit. If they are in a program, it is almost certainly a scam in progress.

But promoters will point out that Travelogia.com requires TRAINING and members are TESTED! You have to QUALIFY to get your CLIA and ITA membership cards.

So we signed up as a free "Banner Affiliate", quickly downloaded the "Training Manual" and accessed the open book "Test". Anyone could qualify in ten minutes, if they wanted to. We also downloaded the "2003 CLIA Photo ID Card Application" and could easily fill it out, send in a check for $18.00 and have a CLIA card in no time. And we have paid nothing and done nothing to deserve it. How is this possible, you might ask?

Because Travelogia.com signs everybody up under THEIR CLIA membership number.

So it is a simple matter to become an accredited "Travel Agent" without joining Travelogia.com, with all the CLIA benefits and discounts. And we will agree that it might be possible to earn small commissions from selling travel through your banner, web site, or through your own OLM signups. And you can ALREADY use the same software to search for cheap tickets on Qixo.com for free.

So why become a "Club Executive"?

The recruitment commission scheme money game - that is ALL that is left. Each member invests around $1,238 dollars annually into the company coffers (which includes $69.99 PER MONTH for a self-replicating web site that we already have received for FREE as a "Banner Affiliate") and the computers dole out commissions according to the various comp plan "modules".

You sign up new recruits, you receive commissions from them and their downline, and their downline, and their downline, ad infinitum, until saturation and collapse. Then the FTC steps in while Adam Gilmer, Malcolm Wallace and his buddies leave town in a hurry with offshore account numbers to go looking for their next great MLM opportunity...

And Greg Neely is left behind to pick up the tab....

Travelogia.com - in spite of many good honest and well intentioned people - is nothing more than a state-of-the-art recruitment commission scheme. It's a fancy version of GasUP USA, with their third party gasoline discounts, travel and vacation certificates. And the end result will be the same.

But WAIT! You are probably thinking....

Even if we are right, we've agreed that a free member could earn money from other free members and a Club Executive could earn money from free members, along with the generous recruitment commissions. So according to our own standards, since a member at any level can make money without recruiting anyone, it cannot be classified as a pyramid scheme - they are selling real products and services!

And this might be enough of a standard to protect Travelogia.com for a short while...

Then we tried out the Travelogia.com search engine for a flight from Dallas to St. Paul and got their cheapest ticket price of $266.

Next we tried a search at Qixo.com and got back a cheaper price of $246!

All of the Travelogia.com fares are exactly $20.00 HIGHER than the cheapest fares available through Qixo.com. And it turns out that this is the exact fee which Qixo.com tacks on to the backend of your ticket purchase. But is this honestly the LOWEST price available for a flight from Dallas to St. Paul that date and time?

Expedia.com quoted a price of $246 INCLUDING a $5.00 booking fee.

And Priceline.com said they could get the ticket for a total of $247.95, which includes their $6.95 processing charge.

Both services are easy to access and highly advertised and visible online services - both for about $20 less. Qixo and Travelogia mark up the best available prices by $20 for an instantaneous electronic transaction which Expedia charges $5.00 for and Priceline charges $6.95.

The claim of "lowest prices on the Internet" is not true - the $1.00 Boarding Pass commission comes out of the same $20 Qixo.com charges through their web site - the auxiliary third party services and products are loss leaders and virtually worthless...

Yes, you could make a few dollars as a Travelogia.com member, if enough people come to YOUR replicated web site (instead of one of the other 10,000 and growing Travelogia replicated web sites) and use their free "boarding pass". And that money comes out of the 10% surcharge added to the cheapest ticket price. But you won't make enough to answer this question from their Flash business presentation:

This is identical to the BigSmart.com pyramid scheme, where people were promised big residual incomes from people shopping at their Internet shopping malls. But merchant commissions were minuscule and a long time coming. What fueled BigSmart was the sale of the malls themselves at around $309 each. Commissions from sales of products were virtually non-existent, as were the refunds even after the FTC shut them down.

Once people realize that the promise of Travelogia/Qixo.com is a lie, how many people are likely to purchase tickets using the "Boarding Pass" when they can save $20 a ticket at Expedia.com or one of the other many online services? Just how good is their "patent pending" software if it can't even access the same ticket prices that Expedia and Priceline does?

Adam Gilmer leases 10,000 feet of office space with capital misappropriated from Greg Neely, but lives in a one bedroom apartment and does not even own his own car. He screwed over two of his top promoters - Hank Feingold and Mark Caplan - so badly, they both quit the program, even though they had recruited about 50% of the Travelogia membership up to that point.

Jon Snyder, President of Travel Services has quit Travelogia.

Lew Ludlow, Director of Operations has quit Travelogia.

Dwayne V. Davis, Co-Founder/Vice President of Sales & Marketing was fired as a scapegoat when accounting books did not balance and Greg Neely was getting suspicious.

No sales = no income = end of Travelogia.com memberships = end of Travelogia.com.

Once the bubble bursts on the myth of Qixo.com technology and their inflated prices, the game is over and all that is left is the "Club Executive" recruitment commission scheme.

This material was taken from: http://p2.hostingprod.com/@worldwidescam.com//traveldilig.htm




Posted by: Andrei Taran
July 6, 2004, 1:28 pm

Travelogia.com has closed and gone out of business. This page should be removed from this site.

Posted by: Ex Travelogia MLMer
November 26, 2004, 1:04 pm

Well now Travelogia is Artfestdirect.com. Adam Gilmer is running the show there with Eddie Vakser. He has brought Keith Yarborough to create another ??????

Posted by: Calvin
May 3, 2010, 9:09 am

Travelogia seems a lot like an MLM marketing strategy and those are often pretty tough models for people who are lower down the totem pole. Perhaps something more steady like appliance repair or home remodeling services would be better for reliable work income. http://www.appliancerepairscincy.com

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April 7, 2011, 3:57 pm

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