TVI Express is it a scam? Find out for yourself in this review of this questionable company.
TVI Express are based in London, UK (apparently).
They started up in January 2009 and what drew me to take a look at this opportunity was the incredible income claims being made by distributors. I checked out all their information on the official website but after a great deal of time looking through their material there was still one question unanswered, ‘What’s the actual product?’ Anytime this happens alarm bells go off in my head and I find myself asking ‘Is this a Ponzi scheme?’.
So I did some more looking around for further information, but still I was unable to find any substantial product other than a hotel voucher for 6 nights accommodation which you receive when you join the company and pay the $250 fee
My biggest issue with this company is that they are not clear on what it is that they are actually selling.
So how do you get paid with TVI Express?
By bringing in other people into this system is how you earn money. To get your first payment of $500 ($250 of it is an e-voucher) you must enter the ‘travel board’ and ‘cycle’ your way to the top. This is a rotating matrix system. You will then be promoted to the ‘Express board’ and repeat this ‘cycle’ and every time you do, you will be paid $10,000 (apparently). To get into the matrix you will invest $250, no further payments are needed. You need to qualify to be paid your commission and this is achieved by bringing in two new recruits.
So how is it possible for you to get 2 people to join for $250 each and then get paid $10,000? It’s because of the massive volume of signups happening right now from folks hoping to become rich overnight and paying in their $250 and assuming that this keeps happening the matrix ‘cycling’ can continue. The company says that once you pop out at the top you will re-enter the matrix again and earn another $10k.
All of these matrix type systems have a limited life. Because there is no actual product being sold then once there are no new members coming in the cycle will stop and no one gets ‘paid’. With a traditional MLM company that becomes saturated, distributors will still make money because they are selling products of REAL VALUE to end users.
TVI is an illegal scam?
Well when looking at an MLM company to join I always look at the products and if they provide REAL value to the end user. I also ask the question ‘would the product stand up on its own?’. TVI Express fails on both points in my opinion.
Should you join TVI?
Anyone looking at the pay plan would be impressed. It would be wise not to try and get anyone who values your opinion to join. You will probably blow your credibility. One final word of warning, I have read on various forums that you don’t necessarily get paid cash, but in vouchers, which you can then redeem against discount holidays and travel.
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