Thread: Interested in Guardian International Travel - but reluctant to use BTI as referrer ??

That was me a couple of weeks ago. I just felt wrong to me for BTI to make all the profits from a program that one of their members found and checked out. So I found another member that I trusted completely and who I could feel good about using as my sponsor... and I joined. My sponsor emailed me yesterday that he had received the check for my sign up bonus, just 13 days after I joined.

The program has everything that I was looking for :

1 ) good passive income ( 500% over 22 months )
2 ) a real product that can generate active income if you want
3 ) reasonable referral bonus ( 1 level only - 5% for 22 months )

Per the latest email update from the company :
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As of OCTOBER 1st, 2005 GIT will no longer
have the $100.00 Condo Card available for
sale.

The $100 Condo Card arrives to you at a Face
Value of $300 worth of GIT Condo Discount
Credit.

So, if you have somebody that is trying to make
a decision on whether or not to join our GIT
Family....they need to do it now, as testing the
waters will never again be offered at this price!
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Also, they say that they will "soon" stop accepting charter members.

PM me if you want to join have questions. I would be happy to give you phone numbers for company conference calls. AND if you want to join with me as your sponsor, Great! BUT, if not, then I will also be happy to give you my sponsors ID information and you can join under them. As I said they are a well known and widely respected PIPS member ( and merchant ).

500% over 22 months + another 110% of all level one spends over the same 22 months. Monthly payout by check.

It really is a nice monthly supplemental income. (makes my car payment for me!)

I am giving the "condo cards" to friends and family who would not otherwise be able to afford this kind of vacation.

How the payments are spread out is what made me ask for a refund. They've only been around since February, so they are nowhere near hitting the 'big payments' wall.

Month 1-2: 5% payout
Month 3-5: 10% payout
Month 6-9: 15% payout, and at 9 months is break-even point
Month 10-13: 20%
Month 14-17: 25%
Month 18-19: 35%
Month 20-22: 50%

I personally can't wait well over a year to see any returns worth mentioning.

always that possibility that things will go wrong before you get your money back.

thanks for your input.

Interesting,

I was approached on this deal by the same person who brought it to BTI and the whole deal did not add up, but then again, we should all be use to that by now.

When talking about the future payments, what good are they if there is no future for company? In my appraisal, and not to say it may not work out for everyone, but ask yourself this important question. Would you purchase this condo card without the business opportunity attached to it? Is there a verifiable consumer market for this deal?

Having owned a travel agency for years, I checked on so called value of deals, and sorry, I didn't see any value at all, just average at best, but one could easily beat the prices offered if they worked the internet or had a travel agent specializing as an aggregator, which is laymans terms is a wholesaler who pre-purchases blocks of travel deals, whether cruise, air, hotel or condos.

OK, with that said, who has sold any of these cards? Giving them away is a dead give away that they have no worth in the retail markets, so what I am looking for is some data from those involved who have sold any, or used any of these deals yet. This is the true test of whether or not this is a shot in the dark or long term deal.

Oh, and another thing, have they posted bond in all states they operate in yet? Just like with travel agencies and sport or health clubs, this category of membership presales needs to put up performance bond in each state before they can sell it. Could someone answer this? If it all adds up, I would take at shot at it too, but too many unanswered questions.

Good luck to all, Mike