Pyxism, a travel company, has recently been added to the network marketing industry. What does the company offer its customers and business representatives? Is Pyxism a scam or a pyramid scheme? Can this business work for the average person? Let’s look at Pyxism in this quick review.
What is pixism?
Pyxism was started by Lloyd Wilson and is in good standing as of this writing. Pyxism’s goal is to offer a travel industry business in the form of an mlm home business opportunity.
The company offers travel vouchers for representatives to use personally and sell to others. They are offered at “deeply discounted prices” in exotic locations around the world. One marketing point Pyxism has is that baby boomers are becoming more travel-able as they retire and look for products like these.
Earn money with pixismo
The Pyxism compensation plan is structured as one of the most successful MLM compensation plans out there. It’s a binary compensation plan, which means you sponsor two people and teach them to do the same. This structure also has the advantage that a leader in your upline places new reps below you because he can only place two wide, then he must place new distributors below existing team members.
Is pixism good or bad?
Pyxism is not a scam or pyramid scheme and is a legitimate business opportunity, but you should ask yourself a few questions before joining.
- Do I really want to sell travel vouchers in such a competitive market?
- How ‘deeply discounted’ are coupons if they can pay such good commissions, and how much cheaper Pyxism travel can be than some of these other “all inclusive” vacation packages you can find online for as little as $500-$1000.
- Do I really want to ask family and friends to buy my products and watch my business webinars online?
- Do I know of a successful way to promote a business or am I going to rely on asking my warm market to buy from me?
Pyxism travel seems like a good deal for someone who enjoys personal travel and has a circle of friends and family who also travel. The payment structure seems more geared towards getting paid by introducing new reps into the business who enjoy and will use the travel coupons and not really based on selling the coupons to people who are not in the business. Use the travel vouchers themselves and not really rely on selling the vouchers to people who are not in the business.
