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BWJ Travel, LLC1.7Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
BWJ Travel is a premier host travel agency dedicated to empowering aspiring and experienced travel consultants to achieve success. We provide our agents with everything they need to build thriving travel businesses, including cutting-edge tools, comprehensive resources, top-tier training, and personalized support. Our hands-on approach and engaging community foster collaboration and growth, ensuring every agent has the confidence and expertise to excel in the travel industry. Whether you're starting your journey or looking to elevate your travel business, BWJ Travel is here to guide you every step of the way. Join us and discover the path to becoming a high-earning, successful travel consultant!
BWJ Travel, LLC (bwjagents.com) has 110 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 1.7 out of 5.
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Rodrigo S.
Scammers trying to take advantage of those looking for a job. They send you an email with absolutely no information about their company only a calendly link. Then they yap for over an hour in that call
Rita H.
Scam. Jacob also promised a job and didn’t provide. Don’t trust this company
nuhappy C.
My credit card has been charged for 493.00 and I did not sign up for anything. Contacted the company and have had no luck. Been dealing with the fraudulent charge since 11/4/2025. Total scam!!!!
no
got a cryptic email saying this company (doesn't name the company) is interested in my skills, as i "applied" for a previous job. no info. just a calendar invite for a job interview. it wasn't hard to find out that this is a scam after a little digging. don't know why these two men aren't locked up, but hopefully their time will come. :)
E L.
I responded to an ad on Craiglist, received confirmation of zoom meeting/interview. Once on the zoom call, there were 336 participants and all were told they would be hired the same day. Pre-requisite to being hired was to pay $97 for errors & omission insurance and then I would receive two emails immediately. I paid and then started googling the companies SVH Travel and BWJ Travel, once I read the exact same situation of others, I realized I had fallen for the scam. I immediately called my bank to dispute the charge of $97 and closed the card used to avoid any future charges.
Witold P.
Man, I almost got scammed by these people too! Saw an ad on craigslist, then a calandly appointment. Then a Zoom call with 'founder' Jacob. Good schpeal, really had me going, so much money to be a concierge or whatever; but then they ask you to pay 97 dollars and I don't even know your company's name? Stalled and asked questions, then Jacob cracked and closed shop while I'm still writing him questions.
Sukhdeep G.
this company is a scam so please don't pay no money when you "so called" interview or sign up with them. They just want $97 monthly which they call the E&O protection and insurance fees.
Nathan S.
The structure is simple: You get an email linking to a Calendly invite. Neither the email nor the invite have any information about the company. I got set up with "Mark, Co-founder" and found myself on a Zoom Call with over a hundred participants. All of us were muted except for "Mark." At the end of a long spiel in which "Mark" made sure to give a sufficiently large number of green flags, he invited all of us to cover our "agent certification and insurance fee" on a monthly basis, linking us to a website where we could wire payment. I took a moment to search them up and found account after account of people experiencing this scam from them or "SVH Travel." The moment I held a note up to the camera inviting my fellows to "try Googling BWJ Travel," I was booted from the call. Don't trust them.
