Its seems to riskie for me mony,I not like thoses over sea ones  as you never quite sure  if you get work and  i would like to lose  the money to join up .

Theres a few aussie ones  that do this sort of thing , but its finding them  any way the best of luck  finding work

as a researcher of HYIPS, AUTOSURFS and Work from home websites, i can guarantee this website is NOT genuine!
It doesn't offer you a telephone number or an address of where they are located, they use the "this is not MLM" quote....this is where everyone gets caught! It is a matrix (multi) level marketing work from home thing.....as most things are!
I can also guarantee you that the price they offer you will REMAIN at this price...... they use a higher price and a lower price to "con" people and drag them in.
ALSO the testimonials really stuck out for me.... None of them were from Australia, all suggesting that the base is in America and not really suitable from australians....
And the instant member name and password.... this is not what real businesses do as they can risk the server of having DDOS attacks!
Hope this has helped!

have you alresdy singed up mony??? if so your link is not secure...

I don't know if it's a scam or not but you can ask them questions write out a list and if they don't answer satisfactory give it a miss because if you have to join up before you enquire then it's not worth it. I do know that google are looking for workers perhaps go look at their web sites and a web based business called type at home is online if you can find it  My friend works for them I'll get you the link .

One thing I noticed about the graph at the bottom was the word SALES. I am always very scepticle of things that seem too keen to get you on board eg. doesn't matter that you can't spell, doesn't matter that you can't speak english. And also all the pictures of big money etc.

Anyway, just my opinion but last year when I first got the computer I got scammed. If you google multi-level marketing they have heaps of scary stories and they name the scams. However I am not saying it is that but before parting with any money google it and find out all you can about this company. Don't ask people within there organisation. Use google and get stories from people who have been there before you.

Remember if it sounds too good to be true.....

Do you have secretarial/receptionist skills? You could become a Virtual Assistant? Or you could do freelance secretarial/receptionist work on freelancing websites. There are also some secretarial/receptionist/data entry work companies that let you work from home.

Be careful Mony... Click the thankyou2445 link on the red section. Check out what is says. Give you an instant member name and number and access to the members area. I don't think that it is real. There is only an email address for contact...no phone numbers or address that I can see.

HI MONY,
I just had a look at the site, and im not too sure, it doesnt really appeal to me in the way its presented (but hey, you could have the flashiest site that could scam too) your biggest risk is losing $50, if you go ahead with it, make sure you use something secure to pay the fee, like paypal :)

please let us know which path you decided to take and if you chose to try the website, let us know how you go :)

xx channy