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Let's imagine for a second that

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You're Ready To Join The Reverse Funnel System.

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You've seen the potential of the compensation plan ($1,000 commission on personal sales and additional $1,000 team overrides), you're happy about the automation that the Reverse Funnel System provides (professionally written website and e-mails closing your sales for you 24/7/365)… and you're just wondering

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Is The Global Resorts Network Product Any Good?

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Here's my experience. Late in 2007, I tried to book a getaway using my Platinum Global Resorts Network membership for New Year's Eve. It was very last minute.

I live blocks away from the World Trade Center and I've been an avid snowboarder for a decade, so I was searching for a ski/snowboard getaway only a few hours from the city.

I selected a few resorts, including the Killington Grand Resort Hotel (named by Conde Nast's 2007 Ski Poll as one of the Top 50 Ski Hotels in the country and Killington’s only full-service mountainside hotel).

[If you want to preview what's available, go to Global Resorts Registry. You'll need a login (resorts) and password (lookfor).]

Unfortunately, due to the last-minute nature of my request, there was no availability at the resorts I selected, but get this - I was notified via telephone in addition to e-mail. Wendy was very pleasant on the phone, and told me that she'd try her best to find me something for my New Year's Eve getaway.

I received another phone call a few days later - she'd found me a resort in New Hampshire that had availability, but that didn't fit into my plans of going to a lively ski village (since my wife doesn't ski or snowboard).

At the end, it didn't work out… but I was very pleasantly surprised by how responsive they were in searching out vacation spots for me (we had several more e-mail exchanges regarding a few other locations).

I'll be honest:

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I Joined The Reverse Funnel System To Make Money.

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But I'm sold on the Global Resorts Network product, as well. Even if I wasn't getting paid for doing nothing (yesterday I deposited another $1,000 commission check which came as a result of a team member's efforts), I now have a great luxury resort membership as well.

Note: I have a 8.2 pound Maltese dog that enjoys going with us on vacations, and most of the resorts in the GRN registry are not pet-friendly. Poor Zoey.

If you'd like more information on how to join our team, be sure to contact us to see if it would be a good fit.

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