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Is GVO (Global Virtual Opportunities) The Latest MLM Scam?
With Everything That GVO Hosting + Internet / Network Marketing Tool Shed and MLM Business Opportunity Claims To Be & Have, People Are Asking If GVO Is A Scam.
It's a fair question.
How could they provide unlimited domain hosting, with
massive video hosting, and unlimited autoresponder with
lead capture system, and a 10 seat audio / video conference room with desktop sharing and power point
capability (similar to GoToMeeting.com), for an all
inclusive price of $45 a month?
Moreover, how could they offer all that and then give
a pay plan unparalleled in MLM history that includes
a 20% matching bonus for your direct referrals (for life), along with 50% fast start bonus on directs, and
a 2x10 matrix downline that pays you 5% of what they spend, for a minimum of $2.24 per downline member, that
caps off at 2,046 maximum, or $4,600 monthly maximum
in downline growth potential?
And furthermore, how could they give all members 1 "Profit Position" for every 14 members in their organization with which they can extend their matrix
to potential infinity?
Why would any MLM corporation create a pay plan that
gives the vast majority of their profits (up to 80%) to their members?
And even if all of the above were true, what is there to ensure that some upstart new company with lofty
and admirable goals won't go belly up?
Well, starting with the last question first, GVO is
a rebrand of KIOSK, the webhosting company of many of
the biggest internet "Gurus", including Mike Filsaime, Micheal Cheney, Joel Broughton, Ken Hammond, Mark Call, Todd Gross and many, many more. The company moved from Canada to Texas to be able to benefit from one of the largest fiber optic networks in the hemisphere. They aren't going anywhere. That's for certain.
The only way I could investigate the other issues, stated above, was to become a member. So I did.
Here is what I have discovered after 3 months of
pre-launch membership.
The bad news: There are bugs in the autoresponder
that I have had to open several tickets about and
take the programmers to task. Things they should
have known better about, like not having an edit
option in their shared campaign feature. After
all, the reason to share your autoresponder campaign
with someone is to give it to downline members
so all they have to do is go in and change out your
name and affiliate links with theirs. Kind of
defeats the purpose to have shared campaigns that
you can't edit. But I must admit to being
extremely impressed with the support team's
response as well as response time. My suggestions are
taken to heart and instead of getting excuses, I
have received thank you's, along with solutions
to the problems. EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE.
THE GOOD NEWS
Every one of their claims is true. They offer
all of the tools mentioned above, and even more,
for a tad less than $45 a month. NOTE: An autoresponder alone, can cost hundreds a month if you have a service like Aweber and you grow your lists, but GVO's total tool shed of every tool an internet and network marketer needs to succeed is only $45. It's actually fairly mind boggling.
If they had not gone MLM with this or had any
affiliate opportunity of any kind, GVO would still
be a no brainer decision based on the tools and the
price: not to mention free training to help you
develop the skills to use your tools.
But add to the picture the pay plan which is truly
trailblazing, and really reminiscent of what us old
timers thought MLM was going to be when we first
saw the trend in the early 80's -- And that just
puts this opportunity off the charts. This is uncharted territory, and it explains how so many
very successful marketers like Todd Gross, Bram
Smith and many others have completed changed the
business model so they can focus, almost exclusively
on the GVO opportunity.
After all, these are real tools that everyone who has
the desire to make money on the internet needs. The
products are top notch, the team is like no other I've
ever seen, and the prices are downright "sick" (as the kids like to say).
Plus a pay plan that gives you a 20% matching bonus
for every person your refer (on real products that we
all need) is the way to create long term residual wealth. If you recruit a superstar who makes $100,000
a year, you'll make $20,000 just on her alone. Or if you bring in 100 people who make $1000 a year, you'll
make $20,000 even if you quit working.
And a ten level deep 5% on what everyone in your downline spends may very well grow to thousands of dollars per month in and of itself. For the first time
I am actually seeing downward growth that isn't related
to just my referrals.
In fact, my organization has been doubling every month,
and while I'm not even telling myself it will always continue at that rate, even doubling every year, can lead to tremendous wealth.
Getting in on GVO now is a dream come true. Imagine if
you had been among the first to join GDI. Now multiply that by maybe 100. Even though a lot of people have
made money with GDI, comparing them with GVO isn't a fair fight, no matter how you slice it. GDI has a bonus
that only the tiniest minority has ever achieved. They
wouldn't dream of sharing 20% on your direct referrals.
For downline growth they pay a buck, 5 levels deep, compared to GVO's minimum of $2.24 ten levels deep,
with a contingency allowing you to actual go to infinity. But I'm here to praise GVO: not to bury GDI, rest their soul.
I invite you to take the one dollar, 14 day trial and experience it for yourself. If I have the honor of being your sponsor, you will get the sponsor of your dreams. Someone who keeps in touch and provides action steps and feedback.
Lookit, I'm going to get a 20% bonus of whatever you
make. My goal for all my referrals is $5,000 a month
by the end of the first year, and I'm willing to bend
over backwards to help you achieve that.
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