{TVI Express} - Is TVI Express Real Or All Over {TVI ...
http://www.DreamstyleVacationsUSA.com Did anyone join TVI Express {Travel Ventures International} thinking it was a real business with a real product or did everyone join with the understanding that Travel Ventures International {TVI Express} is just a money game. TVI Express entered the marketplace without a product that anyone else sells. That means it's not a real product. Without competition, that means there is no real product at all with TVI Express. Personally, I don't even think TVI Express ever even attemped to appear to be a business in the practical sense. TVI Express generated excitement with a money game. Most who bought in were led to believe that they would pay $250, introduce 2 others to the program and eventually collect $10,000. Most were not even told details about a product and most never even asked anybody about the proposed TVI Express product. TVI Express is one among many so-called business opportunites without what most in the industry could identify as a real product. Those who pay money to join TVI Express will get a travel voucher that those in the know can get for free, access to a forum, other travel promotions that will probably be more TVI Express travel vouchers that could be aquired at no cost. Where do the people behind TVI Express live? Reports say they are residents of California USA. If this is the case, these people have gone a long way to stay under the radar by starting this company in Lonfon UK before taking it on the road to either India or Cyprus. One report says that the owners of TVI Express are Rahul Kaurana and Anita Khurana of Danville California. The report pointed to a website that operates computer camps for children during summer vacation. The story behind TVI Express reads like a mystery that has not been fully solved. Are beople getting paid in money or just vouchers? Are people getting paid at all? Is this all just a big scam? At least one member says they have seen a TVI Express office in India. Actually, they did not see an office ...