Everyone wants to change the world positively. Do you? Well harnessing the power of the internet a new startup dubbed Affluence.org helps you bring out the spirit within you into the limelight. The site is an exclusive community of affluent people dedicated to making life better for both themselves and others.
As a member, you can find and interact with other affluent people from around the world, evaluate and contribute to your favorite charities, and gain access to exclusive lifestyle guides to luxury living, travel and the latest trends. Within this elite community you will be provided with access to a dedicated Affluence Concierge, receive priority access to the world’s most exclusive premieres, nightclubs, parties, hotels, events and much more.
Membership to Affluence.org is completely free but requires a demonstrated minimum household net worth of $3 million US; or a minimum annual household income of $300,000; or successful invitation of 5 other people that qualify for membership.
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I’ve been a member of this website for about 2 months and it has the most amazing membership base. You cannot believe the number of celebrities and ultra high net worth people on it. It’s simply amazing.
The only negative I can say is that it took them almost a week to approve my profile and I gave all my information. However, it was definitely worth the wait.
The biggest positive is that I have been able to accomplish a ton of business and have picked up a few clients on the website.
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Affluence it the best social network available if you’re specifically looking to brush shoulders with the hub knob wealthiest. The quality of the peopke there is incredible. Nothing like on facebook where everyone is asking you for a job every day. The people on Affluence all make at least $3 million a year with an average of $34 million.
It’s a goof place to find similarly situated rich people. I love it.
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Avoid Affluence.org like the plague.
The owner of the site, a guy named Scott Mitchell, is an infamous email spammer and one of the webs biggest online pornographers. His company owns a network of porn sites, with Affluence.org an obvious attempt to somehow look legit – but i’m sure it’s a data mining scheme.
This stuff is out there. Look it up: Scott Mitchell, Kowabunga, Webcapades, Eroticy, Swapper Net, Rip Off Report.
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