We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
A Happy & Safe Independence Day!
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The Navy Commander-in-Chief says it all:
ReplyDeletehttp://notravelmlms.blogspot.com/2008/05/next-press-release.html#links
Post #45 quotes a letter from the Navy Commander-in-Chief to YTB for boosting sailors morale on the Memorial Day week cruise.
Rod--we know coach gave away cruises. That was a brilliant PR move on his part, was able to fill a few of the berths that the RTAs could not sell and likely might have made a few more prospects.
ReplyDeleteWe all know the military is underpaid and I am sure that the Reps that WERE on board had the recruiting machine in HIGH gear!
LOL! I am sure that the Reps that WERE on board had the recruiting machine in HIGH gear!
ReplyDeleteRead the letter from Commander Roux...nothing about recruiting...just sincere thanks for a job well done and how the generous offer of the cruise improved their quality of life.
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The spin machine continues to work even on a holiday that promotes Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
Speaking of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. See all you YTB'ers at the National Convention!
John--thanks for keeping the holiday messages on your blog about the holiday! I read another one that just turned it into a recruiting tool!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Doogie trying to recruit.
ReplyDeleteAnd Rod, obviously that CO has no clue about YTB and what they were trying to do. Let me guess here, he had no clue that they couldn't sell out the boats they bought, so they thought they would give then out for free...for a tax break.
That's pathetic, Crotch and company should be ashamed for taking adavantage of those who protect our country. Being even affiliated in any way with this company is such a pathetic attempt at a legitimate company...so sad you would do this to the uniformed services.
It doesn't get any worse than this...
ReplyDelete"Based on what I’ve experienced, especially this past year, I’m more grateful that ever that I’ve found a company and a model that allows me to express my freedom and independence as an Independent Representative. It’s not always easy, it’s not always comfortable, but it IS extremely rewarding."
Doogie you are a pathetic scam artist! You don't want to work, you allow your wife to make all your money , and on a big holiday for the USA you try to recruit. You are a joke, you are a pathetic human being, and some day it will catch up to you.
ytbscam -
ReplyDeleteDo you now have enough senority to have the 4th of July off at McDonalds?
Yes, the Commander knew what he was talking about.
Great to see a company giving back to those who are defending our freedom . . .
Including the freedom that you have to make a fool out of yourself on a daily basis on this blog.
Back to Big Mac and Fries tomorrow, scammer?
YTB and TRAVEL: A Great Mix!
Amen to that!!!
ReplyDeleteYTB and TRAVEL JERK - Have you ever considered having you OWN blog? Even working at Mickey D's a person would make more money than selling travel with YTB. And how much have you made lately? Come on! Tell us. Is it $5.00, $100, maybe even $110 last year?
ReplyDeleteThe ONLY reason YTB gave away those cabins is because they couldn't sell them. They used it as a tax deduction rather than take a loss. You're familiar with all the tax deductions, right? There is always a motive and YTB's is to rip off people.
67K in 2007.
ReplyDeleteI will give the final word to the Navy Commander who congratulated YTB on their honorable move to give the cabins to active duty Military.
Great move by a great company!
Little people like you always see the world through negative glasses.
A quick word of wisdom for you today on your break from McDonalds:
If you are unhappy with the legal tax deductions that I and other RTAs get with their YTB businesses . . .
You can gladly check a box on your next return and give more to the government to make up for us.
They will gladly accept your donation.
I will keep doing what I'm doing.
YTB and TRAVEL: A Great Mix!
That check box is for $2. Are you saying that is all your deduction was worth?
ReplyDeleteCheck the box and make your check for $5702.
ReplyDeleteThe $2 for yourself and the $5700 for what I saved in 2007.
They will gladly cash it.
Chock it up as your civic duty.
YTB and TRAVEL: A Great Mix!
LEave it to A YTBers to screw up a nice holiday post.
ReplyDeleteBTW, till you poist a PDF of the return, you are a liar!
Au Contraire -
ReplyDeleteJust scroll down to the wonderful ytbscam to see who changed the tone.
All I do is respond to the uniformed.
ytbscam . . . the poster child of the TTAs.
I don't let a McDonalds hamburger-flipper ruin my holiday.
YTB and TRAVEL: A Great Mix!
YTB and TRAVEL said....All I do is respond to the uniformed.
ReplyDeleteUniformed meaning the uniformed guards at the prison? That's where you're going to end up with all the tax deductions you claim to take. Here is a little ditty I found on a YTB website:
"YTB FAQs: What is the advantage of getting my own website versus just finding the best deal on the Internet?
Answer: If you book it yourself on the Internet, the online company will send you a confirmation. If you book it on your own YTB booking website, YTB will send you a confirmation and a commission check. Plus, if you treat this as a business (which it is), you may be able to tax-deduct your travel & personal vacations at 100% (check with your tax advisor). That's very powerful, and that's the bottom-line savings. It could amount to this: 25% tax-deduction savings plus capturing the commissions (say, 10% average) which equals 35% at minimum. Of course, you might even make some additional income if anyone else books on your site or you tell anyone about the business and they buy their own travel system (YTB pays you to refer the business)."
I didn't know you could deduct your personal travel and vacations. How could that be? It can't. Check with your tax advisor and I'm not talking about your cellmate Rollo.