Dubai Fun Club Review: Recruit and fly to Dubai
There is no information on the Dubai Fun Club website indicating who owns or runs the business.
The domain ‘dubaifunclub.com’ was registered on the 14th October 2011 however the domain registration information is set to private.
As always, if a MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.
The Dubai Fun Club Product Line
Dubai Fun Club has no retailable products or services. Instead members are required to market membership to Dubai Fun Club to prospective members.
Bundled with membership to Dubai Fun Club is access to a “travel discount club” that Dubai Fun Club claims provides members with “up to 50% discount on room rates at 14 top-of-the-line luxury resorts“.
No further specific information is provided.
The Dubai Fun Club Compensation Plan
The Dubai Fun Club compensation plan revolves around four 2×3 matrices, Rookie, Passport, Embassy and Travel.
Each board has seven positions starting with one at the top, two under it and four under those two – looking something like this:
New members are fed in from the bottom and the basic idea is that when the matrix fills up, the person at the top gets paid and the boards split, leaving an empty third level that has to be filled up with new members (or cycling existing members) again.
When these boards fill up, the person at the top gets paid a commission with the amount paid relative to which matrix they are cycling out of:
- Rookie = $40
- Passport = $150
- Embassy = $500
- Travel = $4,000
Cycling out of the Travel matrix provides re-entry back into the Rookie board.
When members cycle out of the Travel matrix for the first time, they are also awarded a trip to Dubai. Dubai Fun Club claim they will ‘provide your flight ticket, hotel accommodation and some local tours in Dubai‘.
No further specific information is provided.
Referral Commissions
Using a unilevel compensation structure (members you recruit are your level 1, members they recruit are your level 2 and so on and so forth), Dubai Fun Club pay out referral commissions each time one of these members cycle out of a matrix.
Dubai Fun Club referral commissions are paid down five levels:
- Level 1 – 5%
- Level 2 – 4%
- Level 3 – 3%
- Level 4 – 2%
- Level 5 – 1%
Joining Dubai Fun Club
Membership to Dubai Fun Club is $80.
You can join as a free member, but all you get access to is a travel related forum. Free members cannot participate in the income opportunity or compensation plan side of the business.
Conclusion
If we look at where the commission money comes from in Dubai Fun Club it’s clear that the only source of revenue is membership fees. In addition the matrices the company uses are reliant on new members signing up so on both levels the compensation plan and Dubai Fun Club opportunity rely on the constant recruitment of new members.
Members of Dubai Fun Club will no doubt profess that the inclusion of the travel booking service means the company is not a pyramid scheme, however no commissions are paid out on the use of these services and they are in all likelihood provided by a third-party that has nothing to do with Dubai Fun Club itself.
Thus we have a wholly member funded compensation plan that relies on constant recruitment and without it, will result in matrices stalling and commissions not being paid out. Or in other words, your bog standard pyramid scheme attached to an irrelevant travel club formula.
Another TVI Express variant… I think MLM is ILLEGAL under Shariah law?
If not, pyramid schemes should at least be.
I dont see any thing wrong with it. I joined because some people around me actually got paid $4000 in 1week after joining.
You see, its a business they run, they make share the gain with members when it gets to you turn. its better than HYIP in the sense that you may risk losing a huge amount of money at the end of the day.
of cause all MLM depend on the membership fees. Powerclub, all of them.
So no product was sold and your upline made a commission on your membership. And now you have to go and recruit a bajillion people so you too can make $4000 in one week.
…and there’s mathematically nothing wrong with this. Riiiiiiiiiight.
Try pyramid scheme. And as for your business risk, it should never be the risk that you aren’t going to find people to recruit after you join.
I can only assume Powerclub is a similar sort of pyramid scheme to Dubai Club. MLM is about the sale of actual products (membership alone is not a product), pyramid schemes revolve around the sale of memberships.
You appear to be severely misguided.
Nice writeup, but as much as I agree with some statements, I must be fair and mention that services are products too.
Membership of an organisation can be a product, if that membership delivers good enough value for its price and duration (check ur marketing textbooks). The question should be whether this membership delivers the value of its price.
If it does, then they can spread their gross margins anyhow they like, and still be okay in my opinion.
They sure are. Trouble is they’re not actually for sale here.
That it can, but not when commissions are paid out on sale of said membership and nothing else is available for sale from said organisation.
Although most likely mentioned in some marketing textbooks, it’d be far quicker to just pick up a dictionary. Look under ‘Pyramid scheme’.
The main product here is the matrices and the income opportunity, not the tour to Dubai.
I( consider this to be a pyramid scheme with an extra “reward” attached to it, the tour to Dubai. And the extra reward will push rewards upwards in the system, on the expense of people in the lower levels of the scheme.
@Pointstar:
Membership in itself is usually not a product or service, at least if we’re talking about businesses.
What the membership offers here is the right to participate in 4 matrices with different payouts. There’s no other real motives for people to become member.
Participating in matrices is clearly neither a service nor a product. The main motive for joining is the potential reward, not the membership nor the matrices themselves.
The matrices aren’t retailable in themselves as products. The tour to Dubai isn’t retailable either, you can only “win” it if enough people joins the scheme under yourself.
We’re not talking about a high end country club here, where the main motive for paying a fee is to socialise with other members (and the environment there). The motive for having membership can be to restrict access to the club from non-members.
We’re not talking about an association either, where the main motive for joining will be some specific interests, e.g. a “Automobile Association” or “Veteran Car Club”.
I am about to cycle-out from the second board – passport board – to be paid $150. I have already be paid $40 after cycling-out from rookie board (board 1). When I get to board 4, I will cashout my $4000. I dont care if they are this or that. What matters to me is that I’m being paid!
I omitted to say that I DID NOT RECRUIT ANYONE TO GET TO MY PRESENT POSITION. That is the beauty of this networking program. YOU DONT HAVE TO RECRUIT ANYONE! My wife did not recruit any one too but she is in passport board too.
I should refer to cycle-out faster anyone.
If this whole thing WAS not working, I will complaining.
@patrick
You claimed you cycled though, which means someone recruited new members.
Just because you personally didn’t mean the business doesn’t rely on new recruits to pay membership fees, meaning it’s a pyramid scheme. If people aren’t recruited, you don’t get paid.
I nuked your previously reply because it was just ‘I got paid, so how can this be a pyramid scheme?’ nonsense.
By your own admission you joined, paid your membership fee, did nothing and earned money. How long do you think that’s going to last.
“Not working” for you is not getting paid, which is irrelevant when analysing the business model as a whole. Being a pyramid scheme, Dubai Fun Club is “not working” from the get go.
@ OZ
I didnt say you should not refer anyone. You made mention of recruiting ‘billions’ remember? You may end up refering only one person at the end of the day.
You see when you enter the first board in Dubaifunclub, there are other members already there that are likely to be more serious than you. You see, you did not come in there on your own. Someone brought you, and if you dont do anything, that person that referred you has the tendency to do more, because he/she has to move higher from where he/she is.
Or any member in the board would.
It is easy to refer anyone as the system that really works. Because it sounds like a GOOD NEWS to anyone who talk to.
Honestly this morning, my wife spoke to a family friend and introduced the program to him and making him understand on phone that it would a way of empowering his boys under him. He has been worried about settling four of them to be independent. He is willing to pay $120 for each of them on monday. My wife gets $160 for helping, moves to the next board.
The man is so happy for the GOOD NEWS. Its a way he can use to empower his boys to be on there own.
Sorry all I heard was ‘blahblahblah you need to recruit people to earn money or wait for others to recruit new members‘.
There is nothing ‘financially independent’ about recruiting suckers into a scheme and they then having to wait for new suckers to be recruited or recruit themselves.
If you can’t see the sustainability problem in a pyramid scheme business model, I think we’re done here.
Forget about the sustainability theory bla bla bla. It has been in existence befor you were born. You didnt invent it yourself.
Pick what you can and go home and life goes on. Hate school, love education make money. Move with the current . . .
Right, so we’re done here then. Y’know, seeing as how Dubai Fun Club was only recently launched and you’ve now resorted to spouting out irrelevant bullshit.
Dubai Fun Club is a pyramid scheme that needs new members to be recruited or nobody gets paid. Period.
Spare a thought for the poor schmucks you’re recruiting into this scheme, all the while not giving a damn about their chances of making money and the long-term sustainability of it.
And what was the point in that statement? Anti pyramid laws says usually nothing about personal recruitment, only about recruitment.
You made it look like it was a major point, something of great importance? Something like “I finished this jigsaw puzzle in only 12 days, and on the box it reads ‘From 3 to 5 years’!”.
You’re participating in a matrix based pyramid scheme with 4 different matrices. There’s nothing original in that?
Your family will probably remember you for generations because of it, as the original founder of the family’s wealth. But other than that, participating in pyramid schemes isn’t exactly an original idea.
Well, I only shared my experience and felt like someone else could be lucky like me too. Besides its not a major point because I only omitted that part of the story.
The TRUTH is that I did not refer anyone at all before cycling-out to earn my first $, after rookie board. Now that encourages me to refer as many people as possible by next week and I encourage all my propective referrals to do the same so that we can all cycle-out FASTER AND FASTER.
Here, people dont have a problem with $80, I mean the people i’m refering. What they are interested in is to be convinced that the program really does what it claims to do.
The major point is: are they fraudulent? Are they taking people’s hard earned money and running off the radar? Are they promising to make people rich over night and requesting them to deposit huge amount of money? We all know about pyramid laws and sustainability, we know the answers.
Its rare for a pyramid scheme to go off the radar and run with people’s money because the moneys are not Expended into anything looking like forex investment and co. The moneys are shared. I’m very convinced we all know that.
So why should anyone get very worried about losing $80 anyway or worried about others trying to see what is obtainable with $80.
In my country, men pay more than that amount to a prostitute for a night fix.If the program ends up badly, there is no problem, at least there is no harm in trial. No success without adventure anyway. No member complains, otherwise you would see so many people complaining in forums about pending payment.
With time other things wil fall into place.
@patrick
So you lied when you said ‘I DID NOT RECRUIT ANYONE TO GET TO MY PRESENT POSITION‘, in that you’ve clearly recruited people to earn money.
How much money you might lose is irrelevant. At the end of the day you will run out of people to recruit and they will be left holding the bag. All your money comes from new members paying a membership fee and no product is being purchased or sold.
This is not a legitimate business model. You don’t seem to understand that, either that or you don’t give a crap and are happy to recruit people into the scheme with the full knowledge that it’s a pyramid scheme.
Not to mention you state you’re well aware of the “pyramid laws”, so you’re also willfully participating and recruiting people into what you know is in all liklihood an illegally operated business.
That speaks volumes about your character.
Yeah… that’s the thing with pyramid schemes. People don’t complain until they run out of new members to recruit and the commissions dry up.
Then all hell breaks loose.
With all due respect, you sound like you’re pitching this to uneducated villagers somewhere. When there’s noboy left to recruit and the pitchforks turn on you, I hope you’ve got a deep cave to hide in.
@ OZ
You sound like you are into some kind of enmity with dubaifunclub. There are hundreds of thousands of members in this program, they cant be wrong or victims.
We as members, are not complaining. If it turns out bad, dont worry we are fine and ok with that. The program has its own community/forum, dont worry we are fine. I suggest that you join so that you can have points to really criticize from the inside rather than throwing stone from outside.
You see, you will be in a better position to criticize as a victimized person and the whole world would see reasons with you. It doesnt cost much, its only $80.
You see, there is no perfect organization in this world. If you are looking for one, try the next planet. WITH TIME THINGS WILL FALL IN PLACE means they are simply growing with a good foundation and with time they will be better.
About people running out of new members to complain: you dont understand how it works. If you run out of anyone to refer, dont worry, everyone would not. Like I said, in a board, any referral that refers moves you to a better position. that is one uniqueness about dubaifunclub, any member in a board can help the rest of the members grow.
Its an online business. Source of revenue is generated from membership fees. We are ok with that, at least we know where the money is coming from rather than some kind of forex investment bla bla bla, where they eventually run away with millions of dollars belonging to educated township men and women, Yet hell is not set loose.
Fixed that up there for you chief.
Great, because whether “the members” are complaining or not is irrelevant in analysis of the business model.
Inside, outside, upside, downside it doesn’t matter when analysing a business model.
Yawn, marketing spin.
Yes they will, that’s why pyramid schemes fail.
Whether you are ok or not with a pyramid scheme is irrelevant. The mere fact Dubai Fan Club is all that’s needed to be concluded here.
All pyramid schemes fail because eventually the people in it run out of new members to recruit. How much money those who joined last loose is inconsequential to this fact.
Gee, how clever of you.
“hundreds of thousands” of members and yet, you can speak for all of them ???
What about the members who think this is a genuine opportunity and not a ponzi, are they OK with it, do you think ???
I dont speak for them and at the same time they are not dumb. I mean the forums are there, at least one or two persons should be lamenting. maybe try and google.
Any SCAM? At least we start from there. If there are no more persons to recruit into the program out of millions and billions of human beings all over the world, then the end has come.
The point is DUBAIFUNCLUB is a program that is touching lives.
Did you just admit that the whole thing is a recruiting scheme, not a business? Yep you sure did.
I never disputed against the fact that it is a recruiting scheme. In fact Members are advised to recruit in order to cycle-out faster at least 2-4 persons to push up. In other words, If you recruit you stand a chance of cycling-out faster.
Like I said, for me I,m being lucky, for not had recruited anyone yet, and just about to leave passport board. this is because the members in my board are active.
If I hear this one more time, I think I’m going to puke. This has been said about every hokey investment scam, ever.
…if you honestly can’t see the problem with that, the ship has already sailed.
It is not just about recruiting people. Premium members of DFC actually get about 50% discount in up to 14 luxury hotels in dubai. There are flight discounts with Emirates and Etihad too in my country.
If some lazy people cannot market these benefits, then i feel sorry about that. MLM is a beautiful 21st century business. If you cannot deal with it, then please leave it and stop discouraging others where you have failed.
So, if you want to puke, please be our guest and keep puking while we make our money {hahaha}
There’s no other way to make a commission in Dubai Fun Club, other than signing new members up.
Not a commission, irrelevant.
Whether they do or don’t, at the end of the day they’re still just signing new members up to earn a commission on their membership fees.
Pyramid scheme.
Of course, new members sign-ups facilitate commissions paid. Everyone knows that, otherwise, where else would a pyramid or matrix club generate commissions from, where there are no tangible products sold.
I wouldn’t like to take DFC personal because I have nothing against them too. MLM is a big business and very easy to setup. Just a website and a good script then a better optimization the program and it is up,wide and running.
If some lazy people cannot market benefits, they should setup their own matrix or pyramid scheme instead since they have so much knowledge about it, and keep all the membership fees for themselves and choose to pay whatever commissions they deem appropriate.
^^ Jesus christ, sounds like MLM is absolutely buggered in some parts of the world.
guys, how long does it take one to reach the travel board?
Depends on how fast people are recruited.
@ Oz that correct, depends on how fast people are recruited. But you dont have to do the whole recruiting by yourself. you Just recruit as many as you can. even one can take you, but the more the faster.
@peter
Dubai, we have a problem.
Apparently many Dubai residents are not aware of their own Network marketing Education Institute
http://www.dseidubai.net/forum/topics/illegal-pyramid-schemes
@OZ
You dont have to do all the recruiting, i agree. I have recruited 2 persons and my wife had gotten to travel board already, i’m in embassy board.
It actually depends on how fast but one doesnt actually have to recruit all the referrals all by his/herself to completely cycle out here.
If you recruit one and that one recruits one and that one recruits one while some recruit more, you are likely to cycle out depends on how fast they recruit. I SEE NO PROBLEM THERE.
The fact you see no problem IS the problem.
@patrick
I’m sorry you flunked elementary school mathematics then.
The fact that you don’t personally have to recruit is irrelevant. If you paid for the right to recruit, and is paid based on recruit, then you have a pyramid scheme.
Go ask DSEI. They’ll gladly explain it to you… if you really want to know the truth.
As long as we can agree Dubai Fun Club is a recruitment dependent pyramid scheme I don’t think there’s any further reason to discuss the matter.
Sustainability wise pyramid schemes always fail once you run out of people to recruit. If those in the scheme fail to see or appreciate that truth then it’s ultimately their loss.
I joined dubai fun club because they promised discounts on some tourism products (flights and hotels). I paid 80 dollars and I immediately made a booking for a 10 day holiday with my family i.e. husband and 2 kids.
I was impressed with the discounts they gave to me. Instead of paying about $4,000, we paid $2,780 return tickets plus about 22% off the hotel rates too.
Eventually my family and I agreed to extend our stay for another 5 days and we also got some discounts there too. I compared the discounts they gave us with what other travel agencies were offering…they came out tops by wide margins.
How they do it I really dont know but they have kept their words so far! And I am sure glad I got all these for 80 dollars!
No MLM company can survive without members subscriptions. But in principle, they make money when they have more members join for the product (discounts plus information). It is only fair that they share these revenue with those who brought new members to them. They have been very consistent at this.
I have gotten my fingers burnt in other travel clubs in the past who claimed they promote tourism all over the world! Now I know the whole world is too big to handle for any one travel club. But DFC only promotes dubai tourism and they are doing so very excellently.
I asked the tour guide they provided for us in Dubai how many DFC members have been to dubai in the last 2 months – their reply, 72! Imagine that! And they all signed the visitors book with the guide, all good comments about the club. So where did all these bad-mouthing come from?
DFC is selling access to information and discounts on some tourism products in DUBAI. And they are doing it excellently. If you help them sell, you get some bonuses. About 99% of the companies I know do this!
cocacola, microsoft, toyota, etc they all give you commissions for bringing new customers to them. Only they do direct commissions. They pay you on every customer you bring and that is all.
For exepnsive products such commissions may be huge. But for a membership fee of only $80, you should only expect about 5 to 8 dollar commissions per head. This is not much for the effort you put in to bring one person into the club.
So DFC, in their wisdom, structured a compensation plan that doesnt pay you per head (because that would be too insignificant) but per achievement level and there are 4 levels.
They have paid every single person who has earned such commissions and did that in a timely manner too. Some members have earned free trips to dubai and they obviously have praises for the company.
I am a member of a golf club where I pay $1200 every year! Just to play golf! I have brought over 22 of my family and friends to that club and never got compensated!
They have collectively brought more than 40 people too into that golf club but non of us ever got paid a dime for the revenue we brought them!
There is nothing wrong with this since it is their policy not to share such revenues with you, but DFC is different and they really care about the work you did to help them grow their membership base.
It is grossly unfair to criticise, without factual grounds, a company doing so much to bring travel to the less privileged people in a very ethical manner. Unlike other MLMs that forces members into the compensation structure by ensuring that you must have a sponsor before you join them.
DFC allows anyone to join the club on their own without being sponsored. But you always get good discounts and that is a great thing because, as in my case, you could save many times more than the annual $80 you pay for subscription in only one trip.
Say all the bad things you wish to say about them, in the end I strongly believe they will grow to become one of the next big things in the global travel industry!
Facebook, google, yahoo are all free to use, so they never have this kind of criticisms. But because DFC asks for a fair annual $80 subscription fee, you are badmouthing them.
In summary, you get a thousand benefits for your annual subscription if you care to draw those benefits which I beleive was the main reason you joined in the first place.
Grow up, all of you saying evil things about this club. The people behind the club have taken a bold step to solving a great problem for humanity.
This people are way ahead of you and I think you guys are just jealous of their success. Grow up and make yourselves useful, okay!
@Daisy
Fixed.
DFC don’t run the travel side of the business, just the pyramid scheme side. “They” didn’t do anything.
Member subscriptions aren’t the problem. The problem is only being able to earn commissions upon the recruitment of others (membership fees). This in turn means 100% of the commissions paid out are derived from membership fees.
That’s the textbook definition of a pyramid scheme.
Just a shot in the dark here but do we have any conclusive information disproving a relationship between Dubai Fun Club and Fun Club USA?
😉
I would not trade words with you OZ. If the definition of a pyramid scheme is that you share part of the revenue brought to you through a member with that member, then so be it.
The DFC demands $80 annual subscription fees. Only that of the first year is plowed back to show appreciation to those who did the advertising for them by way of commissions.
In subsequent years when such members renew their subscriptions, the money is withheld wholly by the company to grow themselves and assure their members of better services.
Is DFC doing what they promised? Yes
Are they paying for people’s advertising efforts? Yes
Are they offering reasonable discounts? Yes
Do they have physical offices in different countries? Yes
Do they have their company registration in diffrent countries? Yes
Do they have bank accounts in different countries? Yes
Do they make all the above information known to you on demand? Yes
Can you bring legal actions against them if they do not meet their end of the bargain? sure yes!
Then it seems to me that they have nothing to hide. Most other MLM companies will avoid sharing such information with you so that if they have problems they can disappear without trace. DFC is real, bro! Accept it!
Tianshi, Forever Living, GNLD are all global household names today yet they sell food supplements and some home products using the MLM methods.
It is the registration fees of new members and retail profits from sales of these products that they use to pay members (MLM too). But because people “see” the products, so we cannot classify them as MLM not so??
DFC does exactly the same thing! When you bring new members to them, they pay you commissions based on volume sales achievable through compensation levels. They negotiate great discounts and sell these discounts to members. They retain retail profits from these discounts.
For example: the Emirates Grand Hotels where we stayed, costs about $380 per night for a family suite. The DFC gets it for about $200, but sells it to its members for about $250. Making a retail profit of $50 dollars.
But you, the member, are happy because you could not have gotten it for $250 on your own! So, DFC does not thrive only on members subscriptions, they also earn retail commissions on tours, flights, hotels, transportation and other tourism products in Dubai!
Discounts are not tangible products like food supplements (which GNLD, TIANSHI and FOREVER LIVING sells) but discounts are products too! Get that right! Membership to a golf club is not a tangible product, but it is a product all the same.
From my investigation, DFC pays these hotels some annual rates to maintain these kinds of discounts for the year running. I don’t know how much they pay but it can only be worth their while to have thousands of people patronise these products so that they can earn sufficient retails profits from these discounts to cover their annual fees and still have a profit.
They initiated their (in your words, MLM) compensation plan, to rapidly build such a sizeable membership base. And it worked for them as well as for all the members who have joined. If you are not interested in promoting them for commissions, YOU STILL HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR DISCOUNTS!!!!!
Most MLMs don’t have any real products for members. So members in such MLMs feel very bad when they dont earn commissions! DFC has a REAL PRODUCT which you can use even if you don’t earn commissions!
Now, that is the test! DFC could have said “Join our club and get discounts. Don’t promote us and no commissions will be paid to anyone who does”. And many people will still join the club! Simply for the discounts, just like my golf club that asked me to join them and play golf only!
Most other MLMs ask you to join them and make money. DFC asks you to join them and access great discounts in Dubai. DO you see the difference?
Continue to gain cheap popularity by publicising your ignorance of the club on forums like this. It will not get you anywhere.
In your response to my last post, OZ, you quoted some things I said out of context and gave wrong meanings to them just to mislead your readers about this club. Go ahead. At least, you cannot physically stop people like me from joining the club!
My annoyance with you is that you take your ill informed opinions and present them here as facts. What a shame!
Why don’t you go ask DSEI Dubai instead of arguing with us here? They’ll tell you what’s legal and what’s not. In fact, I asked you to do that before.
Heck, I’ll go ask for you.
@Daisy
Oh please, you get commissions each time someone pays their membership fees. The company just keep a larger share second year round, and for what? Providing you access to third-party discounts they have nothing to do with.
What a rort.
Nobody said they did, the issue is that they are a pyramid scheme.
DFC sell memberships, so this is irrelevant.
MLM stands for multi-level marketing. If a company pays out on multiple levels then it’s MLM. A pyramid scheme has completely different criteria, stop trying to muddy the two with irrelevant comparisons.
DFC has no products. In MLM membership alone is not a product.
Seeing as the discounts have nothing to do with the DFC compensation plan, they are entirely irrelevant (as is the entire travel club when analysing the legitimacy of DFC).
All that matters is what you get paid for, and that is recruiting new members. Ie. DFC is a pyramid scheme.
DFC does nothing of the sort. They are mere affiliates with a third-party travel service. All MLM travel clubs that have compensation plans that have nothing to do with the travel side of things are.
Travel = completely irrelevant in pyramid scheme clubs.
The “why” doesn’t justify the running of a pyramid scheme.
Yes they do. It’s the scammy pyramid schemes don’t.
Again, the travel side is irrelevant when analysing the business opportunity because you are unable to earn commissions from it. What can you earn commissions on? Recruiting people. Membership is not a product in itself when it comes to MLM.
Yeah, rightio. I’m sitting here discussing a straight up pyramid scheme with someone who accepts it is one and continues to argue the legitimacy of it.
…and you’re complaining about being taken out of context and having wrong meanings applied to your words? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
Five years from now, I will remind you that DFC is still alive and kicking!
Thats what they all say…
Time is an irrelevant factor in analysis of a business model. Dubai Fun Club is still an inevitably unsustainable pyramid scheme.
So you’re no longer dealing with facts, but with speculations?
I am losing my prospective referrals because that dubaifunclub cookie system is not functioning to standard.
I confirmed by entering with dubaifunclub.com, and it takes me to official URL instead of my own url. I.e. try clicking on SIGN up, at least you will find the sponsor’s name which is suppose to be mine because I have not opened any other member’s link except my owm link on my system through out.
You see, DFC is suppose to restrict membership signup on their own URL. In most pyramid scheme or networking program, you can not signup on their admin site like dubaifunclub.com rather you can on a member’s site. So that eleminates the problem of losing prospective referrals.
That is not fair because most times visitors return with the short url to the site. A member’s url spells like dubaifunclub.com/i/username but it is easier to return to the site by only entering dubaifunclub.com at the address bar.
In this case, who gets the commissions in five tier here? when the refering member automatically becomes the host. How does the system work in this case? Who is the downline and who is the upline? I work then you sit on the system tray and harvest my referrals, that is not fair!!!!
That’d be the admin, or to be more accurate “the system”.
Typically admins place themselves at the top of their pyramid schemes so either is true.