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3rd Party ROI Unlimited Review
I received a call last night from someone in this business who sincerely sounded like he was making some really good money so I decided to take a look and provide my readers with this completely unbiased 3rd Party ROI Unlimited Review.
ROI Unlimited is another home based business in the travel niche. Headquartered in Surprise, Arizona in the US, the company just launched global operations in January 2011. With over 6,000 world-wide members already, they obviously have built up some serious momentum within the home based business industry which peaked my curiosity.
ROI Unlimited Review: The Products
Like I mentioned, ROI Unlimited is a travel based MLM with real products. You can join at 3 different levels…$250, $1000, and $3500. Each of these levels has different or more robust products.
$250 Level – This is the Driver’s Board, and provides you with a Hotel Card and unlimited access to the ROI Unlimited travel portal for booking vacations.
$1000 Level – This is the Accelerator Board, and provides you with a Condo Card and unlimited access to the ROI Unlimited travel portal for booking vacations.
$3500 Level – This is the Power Board, and provides you with a Condo Card, Hotel Card, and Cruise Card and unlimited access to the ROI Unlimited travel portal for booking vacations.
ROI Unlimited Review: Commission Plan & Structure
How do you make money with ROI Unlimited? Well, that is the operative question! The compensation plan is based on a company filled “follow-me” 2×3 matrix. When you complete the Driver’s Board you receive $500, the Accelerator Board pays $5000 and the Power Board pays $20,000. To earn commissions from the Accelerator and Power Boards, you will need to recruit a minimum of 2 people to qualify.
My personal experience with matrices is that most people do not earn anything. It is imperative that you recruit large teams and find some leaders, who are also looking to grow their business. If you do not find leaders and only recruit people who are dormant, you won’t earn. Companies and sponsors may tell you otherwise but this is the fact. This is MLM, just with a different compensation plan. There is nothing wrong with that, and there will no doubt be people who earn a significant income from ROI Unlimited, but the masses will not. If you decide to join, it’s imperative that you do so with the correct mindset.
ROI Unlimited Review: How Do You Market Your New Business?
I think it’s terrific that ROI Unlimited is a global business opportunity. That means that you can live and work anywhere in the world and participate. This also means that you can utilize the power of the internet to generate leads and prospects world-wide! But, it’s imperative that you understand how to tap into this endless pool of qualified prospects. The ROI Unlimited website did not provide much information on how to market your business, which is the KEY to your success or failure with any home based business. You need to get the word out and advertise that YOU ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Network marketing is a numbers game, after all.
For this reason, I’ve put together a STEP-BY-STEP marketing blueprint for you on how to use the internet to market your new ROI Unlimited business…
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#2 written by Elisabeth 2 months ago
Hey Steve,
I signed up to be a member on both the accelerator board and the power board last June. In order to do the power board you have to be a member on the accelerator board too. When I signed up, I paid a total of $4,500.
Within 2 months I was told that ROI had made a decision not to sell it’s products or services in the state of CA (where I live) which cut me off from the opportunity all together. I was told that they would not give me a refund, but I was grandfathered in to still use the products and be a member. They said that I bought a product not an opportunity and bying in for the hope of making money was inappropriate. They said that I could wait for the laws to change in California or if I really wanted to make a go of it I could try recruiting members out of state.
I really felt there was a breech of contract at play here, and after months of explaining my situation to anyone who would listen, the ROI lawyer told me that they would sell my membership and give me $2,500 as long as I signed a non-disclosure agreement.
Furthermore, I have tried to use the product on 3 seperate occasions and was able to get a better deal when I just called the hotel myself. I’ve also tried looking into the condo “deals” but ironically there are never any deals listed for the places that I would like to go at the time I’d like to go. People talk of “knowing someone who has used the deep discounts” but I have yet to hear a real experience from anyone who has actually gotten a better deal.
Obviously I am very unhappy with this company – especially when their name stands for Return on Integrity…they don’t know what integrity is.
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#6 written by bill 7 months ago
Thie ROI seems very shady. In my experience, ANY company that does not accept credit cards should raise RED FLAGS and those flags are saying “SCAM, please run away!” REALLY?
The reason companies chose not to accept credit cards is because credit card companies have policies and large departments dedicated to stopping and reversing fraudulent charges. Most banks do not provide this level of recourse unless there is an Identity theft, forgery, etc..
This is 2011 people! There are so many companies worldwode offering merchant accounts in order to take credit cards that I am BAFFLED at how any company that expects to be viewed as credible does not have one.
I would stay away!! Duh!!
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#10 written by Jim 8 months ago
Hi Steve,
Can you explain why an International company w/ 6,000 members does not accept credit cards for payment? The person who is attempting to sponsor me into ROI Unlimited says the only form of acceptable payment is cash or bank wire. This seems a little strange to me for a $3500 buy-in. Thanks.
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I’m sorry to hear you had a bad experience Elisabeth. It’s stories like that that give network marketing a bad name. I’m not all that familiar with ROI Unlimited, other than the fact that I wrote this review some time ago, but I do know they launched with a lot of hype and I don’t see many people advertising it anymore. I am also not aware of MLM restrictions in CA? Do you know what they are?
Steve