Why I Said NO to TVI Express

When TVI Express launched several months ago I was contacted by some networkers and asked to join. However, when I took a look at the program, there were a few things that bothered me about TVI.

The most important points that totally turned me off about TVI Express was the cost of entry and the fact they have virtually no mention of their product.

Even on their main company website, there is not one link pertaining to their product or what they market. As far as I can see, it’s just a massive money game. It’s no wonder they are not based in the U.S.A. because they would have been shut down months ago for promoting a massive ponzi scheme.

Here’s the list of reasons why I said NO to TVI…

1. The cost is higher than other similar programs.

2. The company until recently did not have a physical address on the website. Now their “back office operations” are listed as being in the U.K. and India. I simply prefer to deal with networking companies based out of the U.S. It’s just much easier for me to work with U.S. based companies. Especially as a U.S citizen, I am familiar with the laws and generally more comfortable doing business with U.S. based companies.

3. Their phone number is a U.K. number. In the past I have had bad experiences with online biz opps coming out of the U.K. (Nothing personal. Once burned, twice shy that’s all).

4. This one is kinda personal…Originally, the TVI website had a picture of Warren Buffet, the billionaire investor, on their main page. They had it so that it appeared as if Warren Buffet was endorsing the company. To me, when a company positions themselves to make it sound like they are being endorsed by someone who is not…Not only is it misleading, it’s borderline fraud. Personally, I have no interest in working with companies that blur the line so blatantly. They have moved Warren Buffet’s photo to another page, but Warren Buffet has no affiliation with the company what so ever, and probably doesn’t even know or care his picture is being used so misleadingly.

5. Finally, the company has little or no mention of what they are actually selling. In a nutshell, they are not featuring any product or benefits associated with using their product or service. They company simply revolves around selling the opportunity to more people, but no one is actually promoting or even using a product.

Some people love TVI and have even made money promoting it. Hey, timing is everything. Money in the bank is nothing to scoff at.

However, I prefer opportunities that are based in the U.S. I also as a general rule prefer companies that cost less to join, and most importantly I prefer to work with companies that have a real product that offers either extraordinary value or fantastic benefits. Simply put, I’m still old fashioned. I prefer to lead with product, value and benefits before the opportunity.

One such company that I found is DreamStyle Vacations Club or DSVC. Dreamstyle is based in the U.S. and has members all over the world. It costs about $100 to get started and $30 a month and the product gives anyone who takes a vacation HUGE savings all over the world.

The DreamStyle comp plan pays fast start bonuses and cycle bonuses of $5K and $20K. Yes $5,000 and $20,000 in cash and travel credits. How cool is that.

There are members cycling everyday, and they give FREE re-entries after you’ve paid for your first one.

I’ve already cycled and loving this opportunity every day.

More info about Dreamstyle Vacation Club is here.