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Bigtickettowealth - Part 1 of 2

By Tom Culbertson in Home Business on July 14th, 2008

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by Tom Culbertson

Is Bigtickettowealth just another one of those scamming home based businesses out there. Or is Bigtickettowealth the real deal. Let’s look closer here at the company and find out.

I spent several months researching many online businesses and recently came across Bigtickettowealth. The company is quite new and hasn’t had too much attention up to this point.

Now it doesn’t matter what business your looking at. As long as you know the two most important things to look for in a home business you should be fine. The first and most important thing is the compensation plan. Let’s take a look now at Bigtickettowealth and theirs.

Let’s look at the compensation plan and the levels that you can join Bigtickettowealth at. The first level is the National priced at $797. The second is the Executive which is prices at $1197. The third is the Presidential. To join Bigtickettowealth at the Presidential you will have to pay $1997. All and all the prices don’t seem bad and are a little under the average of what you usually pay to join a network marketing company.

I like with Bigtickettowealth the fact that the members get paid direct. You don’t have to wait for the money to roll down from the company and finally into the members pockets. I also like that Bigtickettowealth doesn’t have the traditional pass-up program that over 1/2 of the other businesses have.

With pass-up style programs you are always required to pass-up your first sales to your sponsor. The majority of network marketing businesses require there members to do this. Bigtickettowealth does not so I have to applaud them for that.

Bigtickettowealth claims to have an industry first known as the 100% matching override bonus. What this basically means is when someone on your team makes a sale you will make that exact same amount. If your team member makes $900, then you make $900. I have yet to see this being done anywhere else. I’m sure someone will be copying this in the near future though.

So I like what I see with Bigtickettowealth and their compensation plan. Now the question is do they have a dissent training program. In Part 2 we’ll go over the companies training program and see first off whether they have one, and second whether or not it’s any good. After the second review we’ll know whether Bigtickettowealth is the real deal or not.

About the Author:

Tom Culbertson helps people in deciding if companies like Bigtickettowealth are the right choice to make money with. Check out Tom’s 3rd party review Bigtickettowealth blog to find out what company is the right choice for you.