Global Domains International Scam Review by Top Producer Who Quit

Global Domains International Review

Is Global Domains International (GDI) a scam or can you really make some serious money promoting the program?

Frankly, it depends who you ask and their “agenda” for giving you their answer.

Because not everything about you read about the “global domains internation scam” is based on objective reality.

Global Domains International Scam Review

Global Domains International (GDI) was founded in early 2000 to offer .WS domain names and web site hosting for $10 a month.

Domain registrations are promoted by GDI distributors who earn a monthly commission on all personal sales.

There is also a 5 level network marketing MLM compensation plan that offers active distributors the potential to build a team and earn an additional passive residual income based on cumulative team sales.

So far so good.

GDI has a proven track record and it is certainly one of the most popular and well-known business opportunities online today.

But the questions begs:

Can the average person, without any serious internet marketing skills or training, actually sign up and start making a significant income promoting .ws domains names and web site hosting accounts?

In my experience, the answer is no.

For a couple of reasons.

And while I wouldn’t hold up a sign reading “GDI scam” – I did join, got busy promoting the program, make a few sales, sponsored a few distributors and then quit.

Why?

3 Reasons People Might Scream GDI Scam

First, studies indicate most people who join a MLM opportunity need an additional $300.

An extra $300 a month could save your home, help pay off debt, or even put a child through private school.

The challenge is GDI only pays one dollar per sale.

So to reach this magical $300 per month income requires a minimum of 300 sales in a very competitive market.

For example, Godaddy sells top-tier domains for $10 a year and hosting for $4.95 a month.

Second, earning only a dollar per month per sale doesn’t allow for any type of advertising budget.

This means the only viable option to grow a GDI business is to through organic search methods which takes time and expertise.

Finally, perhaps the biggest challenge of all is the only real way to make a significant income is to recruit other people to become active distributors so you have the potential of earning a commission independent of your time and effort.

Which is a good deal if you can pull it off.

But, based on the promise of earning only one dollar per month and leaving no room for an advertising budget… it’s no wonder many people think of GDI as a bit challenging.

Overall GDI seems to be over-priced in today’s competitive market with low earnings potential which is why I quit and now make tens of thousands of dollars each month affiliate blogging.

Bless and be blessed,

Rob Fore

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