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If Inteletravel is so lucrative then where is their Annual Income Disclosure statement to prove this?

The answer is - they wont disclose one as it would be too damaging to their recruitment drive

Their partner - PlanNet Marketing (which you need to join to sell this 'business' to others at an additional monthly cost) has one on their website in US Dollars -

From January to December 2025, the MAJORITY of Independent Travel Reps (92.52%) made an average of just $38 for the WHOLE year!
It also claims that this (92.52%) of Reps worked an ESTIMATED - 2 HOURS PER WEEK!!!!! Now, how can they estimate these hours -

Answer - so they can claim that agents didn't WORK HARD ENOUGH, when these agents most likely worked their socks off and the (alleged) ESTIMATED hours worked aims to reflect this in order to distort the figures.

The 2025 Income disclosure is even lower than the previous figures for 2024, where AGAIN 92% earned an average of $42 for the entire year and worked an ESTIMATED average 2 HOURS PER WEEK!!!!!

Please, take a look for yourselves, its all there on their website - PlanNet Marketing (2026).

And, before any agents claim you dont HAVE to recruit, you WILL be put under pressure to do so when you cant sell Inteletravel's over-priced travel.

In addition, before anyone claims that the PlanNet disclosure is for Reps only, remember you have to be an agent FIRST to then become a Rep. You cannot sign up just to become a Rep, as this would then be classed as an illegal pyramid scheme. Therefore, you have to pay to join this scheme, pay a monthly agent fee, then an additional monthly fee to become a Rep in order to recruit.

So Inteletravel is just the 'vehicle' but the prices they charge are far higher than if you were to book travel directly for yourself, AND you wouldn't be paying a monthly agent fee which goes to your 'upline', which is basically a chain of people who got in before you on this 'scheme'.

If Inteletravel is so lucrative then where is their Annual Income Disclosure statement to prove this?

The answer is - they wont disclose one as it would be too damaging to their recruitment drive

Their partner - PlanNet Marketing (which you need to join to sell this 'business' to others at an additional monthly cost) has one on their website in US Dollars -

From January to December 2025, the MAJORITY of Independent Travel Reps (92.52%) made an average of just $38 for the WHOLE year!
It also claims that this (92.52%) of Reps worked an ESTIMATED - 2 HOURS PER WEEK!!!!! Now, how can they estimate these hours -

Answer - so they can claim that agents didn't WORK HARD ENOUGH, when these agents most likely worked their socks off and the (alleged) ESTIMATED hours worked aims to distort this in order to manipulate the figures.

The 2025 Income disclosure is even lower than the previous figures for 2024, where AGAIN 92% earned an average of $42 for the entire year and worked an ESTIMATED average 2 HOURS PER WEEK!!!!!

Please, take a look for yourselves, its all there on their website - PlanNet Marketing (2026).

And, before any agents claim you dont HAVE to recruit, you WILL be put under pressure to do so when you cant sell Inteletravel's over-priced travel.

In addition, before anyone claims that the PlanNet disclosure is for Reps only, remember you have to be an agent FIRST to then become a Rep. You cannot sign up just to become a Rep, as this would then be classed as an illegal pyramid scheme. Therefore, you have to pay to join this scheme, pay a monthly agent fee, then an additional monthly fee to become a Rep in order to recruit.

So Inteletravel is just the 'vehicle' but the prices they charge are far higher than if you were to book travel directly for yourself, AND you wouldn't be paying a monthly agent fee which goes to your 'upline', which is basically a chain of people who got in before you on this 'scheme'.