Resorts 360 is a network marketing company that offers discount travel services along with an opportunity to grow your own Resorts 360 business. Are you considering joining this company or are you already a distributor? Either way - I think it's a fair assumption to make that by you reading this article you're having some doubts whether Resorts 360 really is a great opportunity or if it's just a MLM scam. And I can certainly understand these doubts, because how to know? And if you've heard about the 97 % high failure rate in this industry, you are probably also a bit sceptical. And that's a good thing, because there certainly are some true concerns about starting your own Resorts 360 business. Now I'll go through the pros and cons and then finally conclude whether Resorts 360 is a good opportunity or if it's really just a MLM scam.

First the good

Many people love to travel, and therefore, you know that there's a market for what Resorts 360 is offering. Also, people like to save money when they book their travels, and Resorts 360 claims that you can save 50% - 75 % off retail by booking through their services. Now that sounds pretty good, right?

To become a distributor and start growing your own Resorts 360 business you have to pay $498 and then about $250 each year to stay active. From every new distributor you find, you earn about $200 and you can earn up to $2000 per sale and furthermore get bonuses.

Overall, Resorts 360 looks like a good company, with a good servic, a market for the service, and also a chance to actually make some real money.

And now the bad

As every other company in the network marketing industry, Resorts 360 recommends their distributors to grow their business by working their "warm market", meaning that they should talk to all their friends and family members about these great discount travel services and also this awesome opportunity to make money as well. Furthermore they will tell their distributors to hand out business cards, attend home meetings and use replicated websites. Remember that I mentioned the 97 % high failure rate? Well, these techniques only cause failure. At least your success will be very limited by using these techniques

Finally, the conclusion

Resorts 360 is NOT a MLM scam! But with that being said, it's not a lottery ticket either. You can certainly succeed with your Resorts 360 business, but not by using techniques that have been proven wrong by that many people. In order to succeed you have to stop bugging your friends and family and then start educating yourself in marketing. You have to put time and effort into your Resorts 360 business, and if you aren't ready to do that you should just use the services instead of wasting your time and money trying to grow a Resorts 360 business the wrong way.