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Before you can withdraw any money, you need 30 referrals, 30 people invited inside. Besides, they do not have any official address, any registration number, any phone, any real strong policy. This is not only a waste of time but also a fraud as they will never let you withdraw hundreds of $. Stay away !
Its 100% fake. just wasting of time on it. It can't give withdrawal
the first duty is reaching $200 and next invite for 30 friends. the first step is done but the second step is wasting time because i invited atleast 15 guys and they were registered successfully as they told me but no earning is added to my dash board . do not waste your time.
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