Is Cruise To Cash A Rip Off?

United States of America (Press Release) October 27, 2007 -- For Immediate Release:


United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 27, 2007-- Unlimited vacations and earning potential? Looks appealing, but what’s really going on; I decided to take a closer look and reveal what’s behind the curtain.

You have to admit it… “Vacation your way to wealth,” a new system that will actually close sales for you, sounds appealing to anyone. But what are we really dealing with here? We’ve all seen those certain mlm opportunities before telling us we can achieve unimaginable riches and great benefits to boot. We all know the old saying “If it sounds too good…,” but what is the cruise to cash system really all about? Let’s take a deeper look.

Now I know there are a lot of people out there saying to themselves, “How can you give people unlimited vacations?” Good question, I asked the same thing, but to my surprise I actually found a reasonable explanation. This was totally unknown to me but there are companies that can contract travel agencies, cruise ships, hotel chains, you name it. They agree to help get people in to fill otherwise unoccupied rooms. Why would they do such a thing? Well, it all comes down to marketing. The vacation resorts don’t mind giving a room away if it means a happy customer to promote their product. Just like if you were to sell something online you would want testimonials to increase value.

So what about the opportunity? Is Cruise to Cash just another mlm bust? Does this so called, “automated closing system,” really exist? Most will be impressed with the fact that you are able to take a “Test Cruise,” or a free 7 day trial of the entire system. You can market the website, even watch as others sign up as a qualified member through your website. Why not just market it as a free member then? Well, as with anything you get what you paid for. Meaning as a free member you are able to look closer into the system, see the training, understand how the automated sales work, but since you are not a qualified member, you are not able to receive any commissions. Some may baulk at this as I did at first. But then I realized if they were to allow you to receive commissions then they would just be an affiliate company which would defeat the whole purpose so looking at it from their side I supposed it makes sense.

The automated closing really comes into effect with your personal cruise to cash website. Once a prospect requests for more information they are taken through a website which shares with them all of the lingering questions they may have about the company. After that it’s one of two choices, sign up or close page. There really is no need for numerous phone calls attempting to set up appointments to talk with each other about the opportunity, because it is taken care of by the website. After seeing this in action, I can agree that the closing aspect can in fact be automated. But don’t think that this is a set it and forget type thing. We all know that any “set it, forget it,” systems are pure nonsense; everything involves an honest effort to achieve a desired goal.

This is where the cruise to cash training comes into play. Learning how to market successfully is a valuable asset to anyone looking to become profitable online. Now, we’ve all seen those certain training systems that claim to train you to be an expert but really only train you to put together a list of people you know. That to me isn’t training at all; I have never been a believer in chasing down your family and friends. With the cruise to cash training however, I have found that it is possible to drive traffic to your website efficiently without emptying your wallet on leads that plain old stink. Once you learn how to direct traffic to your website you will no longer have a need to buy hundreds of dollars worth of phone call leads.

This is exactly why Cruise to Cash does not consider themselves an mlm opportunity. Instead they refer to their system as “Direct sales.” This is because you are referring people to your website and if they like your products (unlimited vacations) then they will simply purchase online. That brings up the subject of money. Is it worth joining? Do I have to pass up any sales? These are all good questions that any entrepreneur must answer before making a decision. Many people like the fact that you make money your first sale, which is always a plus. You also 100% of the commission for each of the two packages ($477 or $977) with a residual income stream of $10 or $20 per month for each person who’s in your down line. It’s always desirable to receive some type of residual income but seeing all of this I asked if you receive 100% commission then how does cruise to cash make any profit. The answer is through monthly admin fees of $39 or $59 depending on the package. That is why they have the residual monthly income. Once you have 3 or 4 people in your down line your admin cost is covered so it works out well.

The final question on everyone’s mind is “What’s the start up cost.” If you haven’t figured it out already there are two packages, “Weekender,” which by its name suggests unlimited weekend getaways, which is a one time investment of $477. Then there is the Cruiser package which includes all the weekend vacations plus full week getaways to over 600 hot spots world wide. That package is a one time investment of $977. Seeing that you realize that the opportunity to profit is huge because for one price people can have unlimited vacations.

So what did we learn? Well, we uncovered the cruise to cash system and found that you actually can in fact have an automated prospecting system designed to close sales for you and it is possible to receive those unlimited vacations that everyone is talking about.


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