The Cruise To Cash Weekender Package level includes unlimited weekend getaways to several breathtaking destinations. These package getaways are generally for 3 days and 2 nights. However, there are a few options included with each purchase.
The Cruise To Cash Cruiser Package includes everything that the Weekender Package includes, but you also receive unlimited access to additional vacations. These include an 8 day, 7 night condo stay at over 700 locations around the globe.
Cruise To Cash follows the traditional Australian 2 up program for their compensation plan. This means that you would have to pass up your first two sales to your sponsor, before you are considered to be commission qualified. You would earn a split commission of $238.50 or $488.50 on your first two sales depending on which package you sell. After your first two sales, you would get paid full commission of $477, or $997, again this depends on which package is being purchased.
Cruise To Cash paid members would also be responsible for a $39.95 or $59.95 monthly admin fee depending on which level they are a member of. This is a required monthly fee, in order to remain active within the program.
In conclusion, I think the Cruise To Cash business opportunity offers some very nice products. However, I decided not to join this business mainly because of passing up your first and second sale to your sponsor. I am a firm believer that you should be entitled commission on your first and second sale that you make. I find it foolish to have to pass up any sale to your sponsor.
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With the ever growing trend of internet marketing and home business Opportunities is EPI a viable option? How do they stack up with other 2 up programs? Hence this review!
Who are they?
Emerald Passport International or EPI for short, has been around for about four years and has been reasonably successful. EPI's main attraction is their marketing movie which they claim screens prospects before you speak to them. What is unique is that the movie presentation is interchangeable to address specific marketing needs and goals. The only downside to that is that it is a replicated sight and there is still some level of saturation even if it is modified to a certain degree.
What do they offer?
The products offered are prodominetly Real estate courses, personal development referred to as the Self Module, Forex Trading, and Financial Planning. These are the same products that you would be offering, should one join this program.
The Compensation
Emerald Passport is a 2 up program, meaning that you pass over your first 2 sales to your sponsor and then the third one is yours to keep. This is something to seriously consider, as you are actually out a lot more money than the initial sign up. Giving away your first 2 commissions and the cost of marketing/advertising and fees' incurred for simply running an online business add up to a lot more than just the initial sign up fee. The basic level to get started is $1295 followed up by two upper level conferences that cost $8000 and $13,000. The conferences are geared in the self development arena and have remained a bit of a mystery as they are always held in Panama.
In conclusion, Emerald Passport has decent products to offer but with the program costing so much to get in and having to give up your first 2 sales I wouldn't recommend it for the beginner who has never done marketing. Two up programs easily discourage the beginner because they are not seeing instant payouts . Another really big concern would be that they are based in Panama (which is something to consider in the way of any kind of refunds). As far as how they stack up in comparison to other 1 or 2 up programs? Their high cost program in addition to the products that can be purchased in several other programs for cheaper. There is not a lot of bang for your buck. However, If you have been in the marketing arena for any length of time and have been successful, then you might consider EPI for their high payout in commissions.
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