Is the Company Emerald Passport Really Worth the Investment?
So you’re probably reading this article because you’re thinking about getting involved with Emerald Passport but you’re having a hard time deciding whether the company is a good fit for you.
First of all what is Emerald Passport? They’re a marketing and direct selling company that specializes in personal financial self help and building wealth all together. The company claims that through three simple phases anyone can achieve financial wealth.
Phase 1 is basically the initial start up process. To get involved with the company a person must invest $1,295. They’ll then have access to self help e-books and other helpful information in the member’s only area. They’ll also receive their own company website.
Phase 2 and 3 are very similar. They are both seminars that are based around self improvement and personal success. These phases are both held in Panama and they cost $8,000 and $13,000 to attend. You must know that in order for you to increase in the pay structure you must attend these seminars.
The investment with Emerald Passport is quite large. If you’re doing the math as you read this article then you’ll know that after all three phases are complete you’ll have spent around $22,000! I don’t know about you but this seems like A LOT of money. Also, you should know that the company operates under the 2up or pass up model. This means that the commission of your first two sells is passed on to your mentor who is usually the person that has brought you into the company.
So is this a good company? Well my answer might surprise you but I believe that it is a good legitimate company. But, would I get involved? No. I’m sure there are a lot of people that have success within this company but I don’t believe a person needs to invest that much money to learn self improvement techniques and successful marketing techniques. Plus I wouldn’t want to invest over $20,000 and then pass on the commission from my first two sells; that just doesn’t make sense to.