Well, I went down there yesterday with a friend of mine. My sole
purpose was to check out the opportunity, as told by a friend who's
in there. As I was burnt but not disgruntled from my previous
network marketing experience, I was open to what they had to
say.
Please note: I'm not bad-mouthing the company here, but rather I
hope to provide an objective view.
My advice: Don't join. Look for a more reputable company. 
Throughout the 2 hour sales pitch, there was hardly any mention of
the product at all. According to
http://www.dsa.org/selling/pyramid.htm, we should be wary of
companies that force their plans of us. To me, it reeked of a
pyramid scam. Unfortunately, many of my friends are in this company
as well.
Furthermore, according to my friend's upline, everyone in the place
is below the age of 25. Personally, I feel uncomfortable if a
network marketing company does not have experienced networkers of a
matured age leading the company.
In addition, towards the end there was this indirect but constant
pressure proposed by my friend to sign up on the spot. I don't know
about networkers here, but in my previous company, all we did was
present the opportunity. If you're interested, sign up with us. If
you're not, no problem. We just give you our name card for future
contacts.
