Hi. Just a quick one, has anyone on this review panel actually achieved the team commission of $59? I'm asking out of curiosity to find out what happens at that point as they say that is the last step... See more
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This site is honestly a waste of time. Becareful. They say they observe 30 day net payment it's now 13 February, no payment. They very quick to say you have duplicated tasks when they see you are clos... See more
FRAUD... SCAM...$499 minimum withdrawal and you have to have one person on your team earning money too which is $59 for you so that's $590 that person needs to get. None of that is a problem for me. S... See more
Very good support thankyou
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