As of April 2012:
As of November 2011:
Complaints are regarding misrepresentation of the promised savings on travel, slow or non delivery of promised refunds and dissatisfaction with customer service. Specifically, customers complain that paying the company fee and following the company business model does not provide promised savings as stated by company representatives. The company resolves complaints by offering refunds or refering to the agreement for explanation. However, customers complain that the refund was delayed or not received. Additionally, customers indicate that they have difficulty contacting the company.
do you know how many members that world ventures have? if you run the ratio of members and complaints how would that look like? i believe they have about over 200,000 members and 47 complaints in the last 3 years that's about 0.000235% dissatisfied customers. Is there any other company better than this? Just a thought...
ReplyDeleteWARNING::::U.S. News and World Report has an article warning people that WorldVentures is a thinly disguised PYRAMID SCHEME! Check the #4 bullet point on the article about WorldVentures:
Deletehttp://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/mutual-funds/articles/2014/10/23/beware-of-these-10-scary-investments
WorldVentures has 34 complaints to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission! Read them here, starting on page 262:
http://www.mlm-thetruth.com/files/6914/0536/0181/Complaints2FTC-reMLM-2013-7-14-14.pdf
mmmm....47 complaints!!! 3 years!!! 200,000 membera!!! looks good.... Where do I signin :)
ReplyDeleteThrough a WorldVentures rep, of course :)
DeleteI bet there are also unreported cases as the intitial fee is not considered high enough for anyone to press legal charges cost effectively...
DeleteDon't let this page fool you at all please I'm part of the movement in new York and its truly taking over. Two of my friends already qualify for the BMW check it out for yourself litocash.worldventures.biz click on the second video and see how you feel but please don't sign up w/o speaking to a rep first email me if need be jsilva727@gmail.com
DeleteThe story start like that: one old friend call me and he say,hello how are you ....................... and later he say i have a great dell for you and we meet he show me some videos and some photos and i sing in but on the end he say:: i need some credit or debit card to pay for you business pack or something like that and i say to my boy friend to give me hem visa card than i ask my old friend Chris,will don't have any problem whit the card yeee and he say don't worry everything will ok. And what happen one mount later, my boyfriend comeback from work and start to ask me way World Ventures take a around 50 euro from my card and i was very surprise way and how, i was start to think way is must by something wrong and i was start to search and i find out that some payment every mount and that make me angry every mount 50 euro i tray to cancel my account or deleted but i don't find from ware, and was pass one mount more and was happen the same World Ventures take again around 50 euro from my boy friend card that way i want to delete my account and also i don't have a time to search a or to offer people to sing in so place delete my account. My email is chichoncho@hotmail.com and my ID# 40495701 i hope so someone will do something about that, and if no one do something i will still search on all web forums and places wear World Ventures post and i will live the some comments !!!!!!!!
DeleteSucker born every minute.... With a membership count of 200,000, only 180 made more than a poverty level income by selling WorldVentures. And you think signing up this late in the pyramid scheme is going to get you anywhere?
ReplyDeleteYou're about stupid. You obviously didn't do any research before you commented. If you want it to take over your income you're looking at it in the wrong way, it's supposed to be a way to add to what you already make. Serioulsy I wish people would do even a little research before they open their fat traps!!
DeleteNobody is saying Quit your job and do WorldVentures! WorldVentures is a part-time home based business that can earn additional monthly income. Depending on the work you put into it, you can earn as much or as little as you want. And as a home based business, it allows you write-offs you wouldn't otherwise be entitled to take, thereby, lowering your taxable income! It's kind of no-brainer!
ReplyDeleteThe story start like that: one old friend call me and he say,hello how are you ....................... and later he say i have a great dell for you and we meet he show me some videos and some photos and i sing in but on the end he say:: i need some credit or debit card to pay for you business pack or something like that and i say to my boy friend to give me hem visa card than i ask my old friend Chris,will don't have any problem whit the card yeee and he say don't worry everything will ok. And what happen one mount later, my boyfriend comeback from work and start to ask me way World Ventures take a around 50 euro from my card and i was very surprise way and how, i was start to think way is must by something wrong and i was start to search and i find out that some payment every mount and that make me angry every mount 50 euro i tray to cancel my account or deleted but i don't find from ware, and was pass one mount more and was happen the same World Ventures take again around 50 euro from my boy friend card that way i want to delete my account and also i don't have a time to search a or to offer people to sing in so place delete my account. My email is chichoncho@hotmail.com and my ID# 40495701 i hope so someone will do something about that, and if no one do something i will still search on all web forums and places wear World Ventures post and i will live the some comments !!!!!!!!
DeleteWell i am a member of world ventures and last month i was given a brand new BMW its all about the work u put into it i go on about 3 trips every couple of months and earn money for my family and help others earn money for theres it was one of the best desicions i have made and i have been doing it for 2 years now and love it!!!! "YOU SHOULD BE HERE"
ReplyDeleteYou are flat out making this up. They do not give away cars, only an allowance of 600 bucks to cover the monthly payment or lease of a car that you purchased. Don't let that downline drop out or you'll be stuck trying to pay for a vehicle you can't afford. Please don't post with fictional information. It makes you look desperate.
DeleteJust signed up an love it
ReplyDeleteNot for long!
DeleteTo be fair the BBB rating as of July 12, 2012 is B- and there are now 48 complaints. I find it interesting that 48 complaints against a company with over 350,000+ customers is considered a bad company by the original poster. Math is not my forte but I believe that amounts to an approval rating above 99%.
ReplyDeleteOne does not have to sign up as a business representative if one does not want to market World Ventures' product. Of course if one joins simply to take the trips and their friends ask where they went on vacation, when they tell them where they went and how they got such a low rate on a 4 or 5 star resort, then they will be marketing for World Ventures anyway. There is no long term service contract; there is no cancellation fee.
I joined just over two months ago and personally have saved over $350.00 on stuff I was going to purchase on-line anyway which means that the product has paid for its self already. I have yet to book any of World Venture's "dream trips" but I do know that when I compared the trips that they offer against the prices on Travelocity or Expedia for the same resort and the same dates, World Ventures dream trips were $300 to $400.00 less.
I wouldn’t ask Tom Cruise for an informed opinion regarding treatment for post-partum depression and I don’t recommend that one base their opinion of World Ventures on this web-site. I’m personally not a fan of network marketing but the product that World Ventures offers is solid. If some of the reps come off a bit odd in presenting the company it is because they are normal average people and not trained advertising professionals. I was signed up by a financial advisor. He was signed up by a fireman. The fireman is now making more money as a rep for World Ventures than he is as a fireman and the financial advisor is getting his silver BMW paid for through a promotion for reps at World Ventures (he has been a rep for World Venture for just under four months).
If you really want to know what World Ventures is like, ask one of the 99% that are satisfied with the product. World Ventures is not for everyone, but it has worked will for me and at least 99% of the other people that have signed up. Check it out and see if its for you. ryanfetters.worldventures.biz
I have to laugh at this website because it appears the person who posted the complaints directly from the BBB website is stating that World Ventures is a scam. If that would be the case almost every business that existed would be a scam.
ReplyDeleteA must read for anyone considering MLM! Note Worldventures only 1 in 3,333 actually make money.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ftc.gov/os/comments/bizoppstaffreport/00008-57281.pdf
If you don't want to read the whole thing just scroll down to the comparison chart and see where WV stands.
Educate yourself with facts, not opinions or anecdotal stories of success or failure.
Exactly!
DeleteWARNING::::U.S. News and World Report has an article warning people that WorldVentures is a thinly disguised PYRAMID SCHEME! Check the #4 bullet point on the article about WorldVentures:
ReplyDeletehttp://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/mutual-funds/articles/2014/10/23/beware-of-these-10-scary-investments
WorldVentures has 34 complaints to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission! Read them here, starting on page 262:
http://www.mlm-thetruth.com/files/6914/0536/0181/Complaints2FTC-reMLM-2013-7-14-14.pdf