Cruise To Cash ' More Hype Or The Real Deal?

Cruise To Cash ' More Hype Or The Real Deal?
With the glut of online business opportunities available on
the internet today, it's easy to let your emotions get the
best of you and get caught up in all the flash and hype.
So, when I ran cross Cruise To Cash I naturally was very
leery about their business and opportunity.

First let me say that there is a monumental shift going on
in the internet business world as of late. It is becoming
clear who is genuinely FOR the marketers, and who is
selfishly out for personal gain. There is a disturbing
trend of negative advertising and darn right nasty
marketing tactics going on all in the effort to make a
buck. Competition is keen and, sadly, it's apparent that
more and more individuals are willing to do anything to
make a sale.

As someone who has been watching all of this unfold over
the last couple of years, I can honestly say that this kind
of "crap" is about to hit the proverbial fan in the coming
months. People are wising up by asking more intelligent
questions and not falling for the outright lies, flashy
websites and toys and trinkets being dangled in front of
them.

That's why, initially, I thought Cruise To Cash was going
to be yet another fly-by-night operation offering nothing
of real substance or lasting value. Since I knew that this
was going to be just another run-of-the-mill, short lived
opportunity, I really wasn't anxious to check this thing
out. I knew, however, that I had to give an honest review
based on the facts, so I proceeded to investigate the
company, the product and this so called "revolutionary
compensation plan." (Everyone claims to have a
revolutionary comp plan!)

As for the product, I was pleasantly surprised to find out
that it is "front and center," and the driving force behind
the Cruise To Cash business. If you've looked around the
net, you've no doubt noticed that many of the online
business opportunities put very little emphasis on the
products or services being offered. Just money games,
really. Not so with Cruise To Cash.

Let me give you a brief run down: In order to become a
Cruise To Cash member you must enroll at one of two levels.
The Weekender Package is $477 and includes unlimited
weekend getaways to destinations such as Las Vegas, Cape
Cod, Orlando, Mexico, Hawaii and many more. You save big
money on these vacations by redeeming valuable travel
vouchers. These getaways are generally for 3 days and 2
nights in duration and remember you can use these vouchers
an unlimited number of times.

The Cruiser Package is $977 and includes all of the
benefits and getaways that are in the Weekender Package
plus, you get unlimited access to vacations like an 8 day,
7 night condo stay at over 700 locations worldwide
including such destinations as Orlando, Bermuda, Hawaii and
Portugal and many, many more. The Cruiser Package also
includes a cruise aboard a first class cruise ship. Just as
you do with the Weekender Package, you can enjoy unlimited
access to these and many other vacations. These are real
premium vacations to real places that you can enjoy with
your family and friends and pay a fraction of the full
price.

I was, of course, skeptical about all of this and knew
there had to be a catch, but upon reading a bit more I
found out that the only other costs after paying room tax
is a small activation fee or "redemption fee" that never
exceeds $50. (I like the fact that they didn't try to hide
this information). Small price to pay, considering the
savings involved, and when they say "unlimited" they mean
"unlimited."

Top notch hotels like Wyndham, Marriott, Radisson,
Sheraton, Ramada, Hampton Inn, Hawthorne Suites, Fairfield
Inn and Suites, readily accept these vouchers because they
rarely are fully booked to capacity, and empty rooms add
nothing to their bottom line.

And you stay for pennies on the dollar. As an example: One
family booked 5 nights in Hawaii for less than $30 per
night in the Outrigger Hotel on Waikiki Beach. The normal
price was over $250 per night. These definitely are not
"sloucher vouchers."

Next, I looked at the Cruise To Cash pay plan.

I have to admit, I wasn't impressed at first, because it
looked like a typical 2-up deal where you pass up 100%
commission of your first two sales to your sponsor, but
this isn't the case. Actually, they have created a pay plan
that includes four profit centers under one umbrella.

Here's how it works:

You earn split commissions of $238.50 or $488.50 on your
first 2 product sales, (You never have to pass up 100% of
your commissions), plus an additional $238.50 or $488.50
from the first 2 product sales generated by your personally
enrolled members. From your 3rd personal sale on to
infinity you get paid 100% commissions of $477 or $977.
Additionally, Cruise To Cash has introduced an industry
first by paying its members a $10 or $20 residual income on
every personal enrollee month after month as long as they
stay with the program.

In order to stay active with the program Cruise To Cash
members must pay a monthly fee of either $39.95 or $59.95
depending on which package they come in at. I wouldn't
consider this a negative, because you get a lot of great
tools, including replicated websites, comprehensive back
office training ' including videos - and a proven powerful
marketing system to help grow your business.

All in all, Cruise To Cash offers a solid opportunity for
anyone who's willing to forth the necessary time and effort
to make it work.

Eric Grant - Florida

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