+ RSSYvonne Chihak: Is "MOR Vacations" Pulling A Fast One?
Should you trust "MOR Vacations"? I mean it's a start up company. Although it is starting up as a branch for an existing travel membership club which has been successful since it's inception in the 1980's. Read and make up your mind.
1. "MOR Vacations" is a new branch of an established vacations membership company that has been in business since the mid 1980's. The company which was founded by Jon Kirk has a membership of over 100,000 and growing. These people paid between $8000 to $10,000 for their membership. So do you think this makes MOR Vacations an established company or not?
2. MOR Vacations does not come with experience in the network marketing sector. the founder, Jon Kirk, has never built a network marketing business. so in order to make sure his new branch runs smoothly, he enlisted the help of Johnny Bolton who has a huge resume in the direct selling industry and with travel based MLM. a lot of top mlmers are a part of MOR Vacations.
3. MOR Vacations takes the concept of a perpetual leverage comp plan and expands on it. Normally representatives would only earn $1000 per sale in their organization. MOR has added a $250 bonus pool and ongoing monthly income through financed membership.
4. Potential MOR Vacation travel members can buy in now and even begin enjoying the luxury membership for just $98 down and monthly payments. They can put more down of course, but this financed option takes away the no money excuse. Financed members do end up paying more.
5. With hot weeks that begin at only $149 a week, plus unlimited guest passes, MOR Vacations travel members can take entire family and friends to enjoy sumptuous vacations within driving distance and also by air.
6. MOR Vacations offers top quality executive style memberships for less. There are no black out dates or blocked days, no maintenance or exchange fees, either.
So, now that you know what they're up to, do you think "MOR Vacations" travel membership is pulling a fast one? I say absolutely not! But you can do your due diligence and decide for yourself.
