I am not sure I would say MOR Vacations is better than GRN, it is just another option for consumers. Better would really come down to the individual who is considering both products to decide, don't let someone else decide for you. From a pure product perspective, they are very similar in nature and both have access to over 5,000 resorts worldwide and a great majority of those properties are the same. When you dig deeply there are definitely some differences between the two that should be taken into consideration doing your due diligence.
One of the most noticeable differences comes in the form of hotweeks. Global Resorts Network offers an overabundance of hotweeks in Asian markets such as Malaysia and Singapore. And this makes sense considering their travel service company was created in Asia and was only introduced to the US more recently for Global resorts Network. In contrast, the hotweeks offered by MOR Vacations appear to be almost solely based in the US, again this makes sense as well since the travel service company was founded in the US. For anyone in other parts of the world there are a few hotweeks here and there for various other countries but both companies lack in international hotweeks. From a pricing perspective MOR Vacations hotweeks begin at $149 and Global Resorts Network hotweeks begin at $298. I wouldn't be surprised to see this change however because Global Resorts Network has been trying to copy as much as they can from MOR Vacations in a struggle to remain relevant. Simple math would dictate who wins here, $149 trumps $289 any time, so the hotweeks winner is MOR Vacations, unless you are interested in the Asian market savings, then in that case you would go with more expensive option.
The price, for many years Global Resorts Network has sold their lifetime membership for $3,000 which I think is a great price. But if you didn't have $3,000 and wanted alternative options such as financing you couldn't get it. That is where MOR Vacations differentiates itself. MOR vacations offers many financing options so that people are able to get purchase the membership they desire. And if you do have the full price you can get in for cheaper than what Global Resorts Network would cost you. Really the majority of people that buy timeshares and vacation memberships etc do so through financing so this was a large piece of the pie that Global Resorts Network has always left on the table. Once MOR vacations threw their hat in the arena and announced financing Global Resorts Network quickly announced their own financing option of $998 down and monthly payments off of the $3000. Good for Global Resorts Network for finally stepping up and offering something that many have been asking for for a long time. MOR Vacations still offers more financing options so people can get in for even cheaper than what they could at Global Resorts Network. I give the edge to MOR Vacations due to the fact that they offer MOR options, plus Global Resorts Network ignored the requests from their affiliates until competition finally arrived, so points get deducted for that. Another option Global Resorts Network offers is a 3 year Gold Membership for $1500, MOR vacations offers a 5 year Emerald membership for $1298 - this one is obvious MOR Vacations wins hands down.
The home business opportunity, Global Resorts Network offers a very compelling home business and it has made many people a lot of money, it's not perfect but a very good business none the less. They utilize perpetual leverage for their compensation plan which is extremely powerful, people can make money at any level so it's not only the people on the top that make all the money. A few of the complaints that have been voiced over the years were that someone just coming in would not earn any commission on their first sale and that FREE Affiliates would not make money for their first 2 sales. This made it more difficult for people just starting out or with limited funds because you would in essence spend money to get those sales and receive no return, for anyone with limited funds this became an obstacle to success. And many people would ultimately spend their budget, make a sale, pass the commission to their sponsor and then quit. Some conscientious sponsors would share the profit for those sales with their downline members which would make sense, but most do not. GRN just this week announced they would begin giving affiliates 50% commissions on their first sale, good for them, again it took them getting some competition to finally decide they would no longer ignore their affiliates requests. MOR Vacations utilizes Perpetual leverage as well, however they have tweaked it and renamed it True Perpetual Leverage. The twist here is that anyone just starting out will always make 50% commissions on their first sale and a free affiliate will make 50% commissions on their first 2 sales so that affiliates can stay motivated and funded. Also MOR Vacations does not charge any fees to be an affiliate, GRN charges $100 a year. And another huge piece of the puzzle, MOR Vacations incentivizes its affiliates by offering many bonus pools, so they share the wealth rather than pocket it. The edge here is very much MOR Vacations again for offering more opportunities for everyone to make money at all levels.
One of the most noticeable differences comes in the form of hotweeks. Global Resorts Network offers an overabundance of hotweeks in Asian markets such as Malaysia and Singapore. And this makes sense considering their travel service company was created in Asia and was only introduced to the US more recently for Global resorts Network. In contrast, the hotweeks offered by MOR Vacations appear to be almost solely based in the US, again this makes sense as well since the travel service company was founded in the US. For anyone in other parts of the world there are a few hotweeks here and there for various other countries but both companies lack in international hotweeks. From a pricing perspective MOR Vacations hotweeks begin at $149 and Global Resorts Network hotweeks begin at $298. I wouldn't be surprised to see this change however because Global Resorts Network has been trying to copy as much as they can from MOR Vacations in a struggle to remain relevant. Simple math would dictate who wins here, $149 trumps $289 any time, so the hotweeks winner is MOR Vacations, unless you are interested in the Asian market savings, then in that case you would go with more expensive option.
The price, for many years Global Resorts Network has sold their lifetime membership for $3,000 which I think is a great price. But if you didn't have $3,000 and wanted alternative options such as financing you couldn't get it. That is where MOR Vacations differentiates itself. MOR vacations offers many financing options so that people are able to get purchase the membership they desire. And if you do have the full price you can get in for cheaper than what Global Resorts Network would cost you. Really the majority of people that buy timeshares and vacation memberships etc do so through financing so this was a large piece of the pie that Global Resorts Network has always left on the table. Once MOR vacations threw their hat in the arena and announced financing Global Resorts Network quickly announced their own financing option of $998 down and monthly payments off of the $3000. Good for Global Resorts Network for finally stepping up and offering something that many have been asking for for a long time. MOR Vacations still offers more financing options so people can get in for even cheaper than what they could at Global Resorts Network. I give the edge to MOR Vacations due to the fact that they offer MOR options, plus Global Resorts Network ignored the requests from their affiliates until competition finally arrived, so points get deducted for that. Another option Global Resorts Network offers is a 3 year Gold Membership for $1500, MOR vacations offers a 5 year Emerald membership for $1298 - this one is obvious MOR Vacations wins hands down.
The home business opportunity, Global Resorts Network offers a very compelling home business and it has made many people a lot of money, it's not perfect but a very good business none the less. They utilize perpetual leverage for their compensation plan which is extremely powerful, people can make money at any level so it's not only the people on the top that make all the money. A few of the complaints that have been voiced over the years were that someone just coming in would not earn any commission on their first sale and that FREE Affiliates would not make money for their first 2 sales. This made it more difficult for people just starting out or with limited funds because you would in essence spend money to get those sales and receive no return, for anyone with limited funds this became an obstacle to success. And many people would ultimately spend their budget, make a sale, pass the commission to their sponsor and then quit. Some conscientious sponsors would share the profit for those sales with their downline members which would make sense, but most do not. GRN just this week announced they would begin giving affiliates 50% commissions on their first sale, good for them, again it took them getting some competition to finally decide they would no longer ignore their affiliates requests. MOR Vacations utilizes Perpetual leverage as well, however they have tweaked it and renamed it True Perpetual Leverage. The twist here is that anyone just starting out will always make 50% commissions on their first sale and a free affiliate will make 50% commissions on their first 2 sales so that affiliates can stay motivated and funded. Also MOR Vacations does not charge any fees to be an affiliate, GRN charges $100 a year. And another huge piece of the puzzle, MOR Vacations incentivizes its affiliates by offering many bonus pools, so they share the wealth rather than pocket it. The edge here is very much MOR Vacations again for offering more opportunities for everyone to make money at all levels.
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Mike Pereira is a Top Earner and Founding Affiliate for MOR Vacations if you are looking for further information visit Mike's MOR Vacations Blog.
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