Jifu operates in the travel MLM niche.

The company is based out of Idaho and headed up by co-founders Jeffery Boyle (CEO) and Bradley Boyle (President).

After graduating with a JD from the University of Idaho in 2006, Jeffery Boyle launched Jus International.

Boyle (right) served as Jus International’s CEO and President until May 2009.

In late 2011 Jus International abandoned its MLM operations and continued its retail operations as Havvn.

In 2013 Boyle was appointed CEO and President of
Sanki Global
.

He left that position in 2015. Jifu was founded in late 2018.

In between his MLM executive roles Boyle markets himself as an MLM trainer and coach.

He has several long-running businesses he offers his training and coaching services through, including Boyle Network, Networking Star and his own personal website.

Similar services appear to be offered to Jifu affiliates through the Jifu Institute.

Bradley Boyle, who I assume is related to Jeffrey Boyle, has no online corporate history to speak off (MLM or non-MLM).

Bradley Boyle’s Jifu corporate bio only cites him as “the ultimate travel guide”.

Read on for a full review of the Jifu MLM opportunity.

Jifu Products

Jifu markets membership that provides access to the “Jifu Travel Portal”, a discount travel booking engine.

Jifu claims its travel portal has the “SAME resorts, SAME hotels (and) SAME rentals” as “every major travel site”.

Jifu’s presentation of a retail membership appears to specifically engineered to turn potential retail customers into affiliates.

If a visitor clicks on the purple “join as a member” button, they have to enter in referring affiliate details.

After this they’re presented with Jifu affiliate membership options, ranging in price from $40 to $1000.

Buried in between these options is “Jifu Exclusive Travelers Club Membership”, which is the $50 and then $25 a month retail option.

It’s incredibly easy to miss. And there’s no indication to visitors that this is the option they want to choose if they don’t want to sign up for the business opportunity.

The Jifu Compensation Plan

Jifu’s compensation plan revolves around the sale of memberships to retail customers and recruited affiliates.

Jifu Affiliate Ranks

There are twelve affiliate ranks within Jifu’s compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:

Manager – sign up with or upgrade to a Silver pack or higher, recruit two affiliates or enroll two retail customers and generate at least 500 CP in weekly weaker binary team side volume

Manager 2 – maintain two recruited affiliates or enrolled retail customers and generate at least 1000 CP in weekly weaker binary team side volume

Manager 3 – recruit and maintain four affiliates or enroll four retail customers and generate at least 2000 CP in weekly weaker binary team side volume

Manager 4 – maintain four recruited affiliates or enrolled retail customers and generate at least 4000 CP in weekly weaker binary team sid

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Jifu and what industry does it operate in?
Jifu is a travel-based multilevel marketing (MLM) company headquartered in Idaho. Co-founded by Jeffery Boyle (CEO) and Bradley Boyle (President), the company operates within the travel recruitment sector, offering commissions and credits to participants engaged in its business model structure.

Who founded Jifu and what is Jeffery Boyle's background?
Jeffery Boyle, co-founder and CEO, graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho in 2006. He previously led Jus International as CEO and President until 2009, later served as CEO of Sanki Global from 2013 to 2015, and founded Jifu in late 2018.

What was the history of Jus International?
Jus International, founded by

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