Passport to Wealth opened up for business around the middle of 2007, so they are fairly new to the home business arena. The Passport to Wealth comp plan has been dubbed, "The Down Under Australian 2 Up Program" obviously because they began in Australia and all new members must pass up their first two sales, hence the term 2 Up. Furthermore they have been recently nicknamed, "Down Under", or P2W for short. Passport to Wealth is offering a home business opportunity in which their members can sell and market a massive amount of e-book products online. I personally wanted to know whether or not this program was a scam and what it was that Passport to Wealth had to offer that the other programs on the Internet didn't, so I put together this Passport to Wealth Review concerning the cost of their program and the products that they offer.

When arriving at the passporttowealth.com site I noticed several software titles that are included with this particular work at home business and they claim to have thousands more. Idea Bucket, Public Domain Mastermind, Blooger's Guide to Profits are just a few of the software product titles available with Passport to Wealth. The Passport to Wealth opportunity consists of marketing these programs for the price tag of $997.

This looked to be quite an opportunity so I carried on with my investigation. I noticed on the Passport to Wealth website that it mentions that all members will have complete Resale Rights to $75,000 worth of e-book products. A new member will have the full resales rights to these products and can sell them on the Internet for a nice profit. That's sounds like a pretty sweet deal, and I think most people would think so as well!

Something that I found to be somewhat alarming was that on the Passport to Wealth site under the compensation plan it states, "In fact the compensation plan is preferred by home business leaders because it provides immediate cash flow ", however, during my research I found quite the contrary because a new member not only has to pay the $997 to get access to the product line, but they also have to pass up 2 sales before they can earn any return on their money. This didn't sound like immediate cash flow to me, in fact, a new representative is actually giving up over $3000 before they can expect to see a profit.

Something you might want to be aware of during your quest for the perfect wealth formula. Ask yourself, How long have these e-book products been around?" In comparison to other products are these generic or are they cutting edge? "Are they in demand and how resalable are they?" Some titles like Adsense Money Machine and Autoresponder Plus are examples of products that have been around on other sites for less than $10 per month. Be aware of products that have flooded the market and are widely distributed.

I will be very interested to find out how Passport to Wealth deals with the struggles that they seem to be having with some of the competing online businesses that carry cutting edge products like flash video and what if any adjustments they will make.