InteleTravel.comReviews of inteletravel.com

We were roped into this by one of their sellers “Travelmum Aneesa”. It was sold as something it wasn’t at all- we were told multiple times in multiple ways that we would get the best price available for any hotel room if we signed up. This wasn’t the case, most of the time the prices are 20%+ more. We asked specifically about commission and we’re told it would all be paid to us, and the only fee to intel’s travel was the £35 a month for your IATA number. We were also offered the answers to the official govt tests which qualify you for an IATA number so we could “do it quicker”…even if that meant we didn’t understand what we were doing. Basically this was MLM at its worst, you don’t get any commission back until after the holidays you’ve booked, your up line gets about 12% of the commission, the company takes some and you get left was >5%. They call this smart travelling but I’ve learned the hard way you’re an idiot if you sign up. There should be a law about these type of people. Living fake life’s, funded on lies and other peoples hard work.

Horrendous pyramid scheme in which only the top of the triangle earn money. Costs you more for subscriptions which don’t actually equate to anything. Get no qualifications from this and holidays are ridiculously over priced. I’ll stick with my usual travel agents who actually get me amazing deals. And are not a mlm.

Its a shame I have to give one star - this is an MLM (aka pyramid scheme) trying to 'recruit' downlines for untrained travel agents during a pandemic when no travel is allowed... I dont know how they sleep at night

Terrible MLM company! Notice all the 5* reviews posted at the same time yesterday? Its almost as if reps were told to come on here and write excellent reviews isn't it...

Inteletravel and it's friend Plannet are nothing but a pyramid scheme that just happens to have a "product" attached to it. All the positive reviews here have unfortunately been written by people either sucked deep into the cult or their uplines who do not care about selling travel because there is little to no money being made there. It's recruit recruit recruit. They all speak from the same script and you will see endless copy past of the same recruitment rubbish and wild untrue income claims all over social media. Stay well away.

This is probably the worst and most despicable MLM in the history of MLMs. Their website income disclosure statement shows that over 97% of reps are making a loss as the average yearly earning of that 97% is a measly £116 a year yet it costs the rep £564 a year to be in this MLM. How is that even legal? That is the literal definition of a pyramid scheme. Reps seem more interested in scamming people to be a travel rep than actually booking holidays despite there being 11,000 inteletravel reps in the UK. Do they really need more? There’s only 3,600 travel agent shops in the UK, it doesn’t make sense to have more as the market is already oversaturated. Their prices aren’t any better than going on booking.com or hotels.com. If you want to pay a monthly fee to this company to bombard your friends and family, spam buy and sell pages on Facebook 24/7 and cold message people to join this pyramid scheme then this is the company for you. Personally, I’d run as fast as I could from this company!!!

This is a predatory MLM. They cold message you on Instagram with ridiculous claims about making money, whilst people who have worked within the travel industry for decades can tell you this is the worst time to be involved in that sector. Ignore and block their messages, they're just desperate because they're losing money.

It’s a multi-level marketing company. All of the positive reviews will be from the gullible huns sucked into the scam, pressured by their upline to flood this page with fake positive reviews. Their ‘reps’ (they’re not business owners by any stretch of the imagination lol) will desperately hound you on social media, won’t take no for answer & turn nasty if you don’t tell them what they want. If you’re a legit travel agent, then surely you would be trying to sell travel, not introduce another potential competitor that could take market share away from you. Apparently there’s no pressure to recruit, but why are so many of them in my inbox trying to get me to join? That’s right, they want to build a downline and earn a commission from your sign-up fee! Please do not use this company for your travel bookings and for the love of god please don’t sign up to join! Do your research - 99% of people lose money via an MLM.