InteleTravel.comReviews of inteletravel.com

I would of never of joined if I had of been sold this correctly, having to wait up to 60 days for a poxy £200 by inteletravel take their percentage off you. Paying £32 a month for absolutely nothing, no one books because the prices are ridiculous. Massive pyramid scheme and impossible to make money.

An absolute bunch of crooks! I was super excited when I joined, being made it out to be the most incredible thing. Turns out it is the biggest scam you will come across! It’s not about the travel side, it’s about the greedy and nasty upline leaders who want as many people under them as possible. The more people they get signed up the more they get paid from your monthly contribution from plan it marketing. This is American multi level marketing. Pyramid scheme! I sold around £80k of holidays and earned crap commission. Example: you book a £5k holiday. The partner pays 10% commission on the holiday. £500 commission earned but wait for it! InteleTravel take 30% off that. That brings it to £350. You then pay tax on this. So let’s say you pay 25% tax. That is £262.50. Not to mention InteleTravel take 7% off you if they are MOR or merchant of record. That brings it to £244.12. They then charge you for transferring money to PayPal. The icing on the cake is I NEVER once got paid within 30-60 days. It was always well over 60 days. I was waiting over 4 months for one payment. The supplier had paid InteleTravel within the 60 days. You chase them via their live chat who are absolutely useless. They tell you to raise a ticket. Don’t forget that when you get your measly £244.12 commission your are paying InteleTravel either £32 or over £50 if you’ve been roped into the marketing side too. So you’ll be lucky to end up with over £200 commission for a lot of hard work and stress! The other thing is you will 99% of the time find the holidays cheaper elsewhere. Avoid them like the plague

This is a scam. It’s a pyramid scheme. The people who run this are fraudulent bullies as are all the social media recruiters.

I spent over £600 on setting up my business at the start of the year, this included £250 on a laptop because despite what they say you cannot use their website from a phone! I am really passionate about travel, I put a lot of time into talking to people about my business, setting up a social media account and I was really excited by what was sold to me. However, I soon realised when I was looking at booking my own accommodation that in the most part I could get it cheaper booking elsewhere. I did book some trips for myself through Viator and one night in a hotel but that was it. Two months after travelling on those trips I have received an email to say I am getting £12 whole pounds of commission! I have logged in to claim it and they make it impossible with the complicated forms to fill in for the USA I have given up trying. Thank goodness I have seen sense and cancelled my account with them. They are absolutely a pyramid scheme and I am so disappointed in the woman that signed me up to this, she knew I was in two minds about joining, I have a 1&2 year old and I needed to make sure I would make money (however little), not lose such a huge amount. Money that could have been much better spent. Now I have a laptop which I have no need for and my bank account is over £600 lighter. DO NOT SIGN UP! IT IS A HUGE SCAM.

So I joined InteleTravel last year in the hope that I’d be able to get holidays at great prices and become an independent Travel agent. In hindsight I should have done more research before joining. In my opinion I found the online training/webinars very confusing and difficult to understand, you didn’t have to complete all at once though. After listening to the webinars and doing the online training you’re all of a sudden a fully qualified travel agent!? How, when people go to college for years and have apprenticeships to become one?? Let that sink in. Why would someone want to book with you after doing online training for a few hours rather than a travel agent that has years and years of experience? I do agree with alot of people that this is a pyramid scheme!! Obviously they are illegal but this is very very similar!! You have a mentor - who messages you via social media selling you all this that you can make X amount of commission etc. at first they are very very nice and welcoming and helping you to start your business but when you’ve launched you are on your own!! Your mentor doesn’t want to know at all. It’s because, once they have signed you up they get commission. They get commission every time you sell a holiday. Which leads me to my next point..not once did I find a holiday cheaper in the back office or in the suppliers sites. It is cheaper for customers to book direct. In order to get loads of commission you need to be booking expensive holidays. I really wish I did more research into this and read reviews. Please if you are thinking of becoming an independent online travel agent do research.

I joined InteleTravel believing I was signing up for a genuine opportunity to earn money by booking travel and helping clients. Unfortunately, my experience has been extremely disappointing and felt more like a recruitment scheme than a real travel business. From the beginning, I was given misleading information. I was told clients would receive the same pricing through me as they would booking directly, but that they’d benefit from my help and service. In reality, every client I worked with found cheaper prices on their own and ended up booking directly — making it impossible for me to earn anything meaningful. Worse, the support was almost nonexistent. My mentor couldn’t answer basic questions, and when I reached out to the team director, I was met with rude and dismissive responses. I felt completely unsupported and alone in figuring things out. What became clear very quickly is that the real focus of InteleTravel — especially through the PlanNet Marketing side — is not travel at all, but recruiting. The emphasis is on building a “team” and getting others to sign up under you, which creates a cycle that feels more like a multi-level marketing structure than a professional travel business. When I asked for a refund due to this misrepresentation and lack of support, I was told I didn’t meet the refund criteria — even though the experience I had was clearly not what was promised. I would not recommend InteleTravel to others. Unless you’re interested in recruiting more people rather than selling travel, you may find, like I did, that this isn’t what you thought you were signing up for.

I signed up with them 6 months ago , Pay a month subscription. The deals i can get as a travel agent are great but I would strongly recommend trying ot register as a travel agent antoher way Inteletravel has poor customer service...a booking back end system older than when i used to be an internal travel agent back in 2013. Very glitchy and you only get paid on thigns 60 days after clients have travelled. I feel that they are greedy and no idea where all our money is going to

This company is evidently a scam. It’s a pyramid scheme. Do you know a single person who has EVER used them to book a holiday? No?! That’s because no one ever does.