Hi Mary,

I, like many, many people it seems, joined up for "The Pre-Launch"  Mainly, from my standpoint, I wanted to see what was going on.  I  don't have any reason to doubt that it is legitimate and it could make many people rich.

My problem with it relates simply to the same thing Patsy was referring to, being honest with people up-front.  To start making money, you have to activate.  The "Joining Fee" is 199.97 Pounds Sterling and the Monthly Fees are 65 or so, Pounds Sterling.  In real cold, Hard, American Bucks, if my handy-dandy converter is working correctly, this comes to roughly $400 down and $130 per month.  For anyone willing to risk roughly $2,000 on a years worth of trying to recruit enough people to make it pay off, or just to see if it works, it "might" be a good deal.  Then again it "might not".

For those willing to take this gamble, I sincerely hope it works out for all of you.  Just be sure and let people know up-front what it REALLY COSTS. 

As always, this is just my opinion, offered for whatever it may be worth to you,

Wishing You Continued Success, In All That You Do

Phil

Mary: So far all I have lost if it is not what people are claiming is a little time. Jill who is in England claims everything is OK and she has been attending some of the meetings, time wil tell, but I think it is worth joining to see what happens.

Thanks, Bruce,  Seaweed man 

Hi, Mary,

I am so pleased to see that Michael also accepts that this is a gambling site and, as a member of eLottery (owned by the same people) he will have some idea of how this will operate.

It is pertinent, I think, to also consider the question that has been asked - why are they only recruiting affiliates?

Why are they telling prospective affiliates that this is a great idea to promote to friends and relatives for good family fun? 

As a very weak and compulsive (if I ever get started again) gambler there is no way that I would join this either as a player or an affiliate but I have to ask why so many Casino sites can offer a free website with all the online gaming opportunities and all you have to do is drive traffic/members to the site. No sign up fees, no monthly membership fees - just collect the money.

The thing that really worries me is that with an opening commitment of $402 (approx) or £200 sterling, if 50,000 pre-launch applicants sign up (and with the hype and sensational promotional seminars - that should be a reasonable figure), the company will receive $20,100,000 or £10,000,000 in very short order.

Forget the monthly fees, that is a very tempting sum of money - probably a ROI of 2500% - does the word 'exploitation' mean anything?

The Old Coot