2by2.net's Websites

When you sign up for 2by2, you supposedly get an email account, a business website, the right to peddle the 2by2 ISP, and the right to recruit potential reps. In addition, you can also get a personal website, which is hosted by homestead.com for an extra fee.Here is how your website(s) address may look like:

Business site: http://www.2by2.net/username
Personal site: http://www.my2by2.net/username

Technically speaking, the 2by2 business sites is actually one site that is hosting a variety of subfolders, which would be your username. The Business sites are predesigned, and either use flash or dhtml, with preset pages and links. The only items you can personalize on this page is the "Image" section and any additional links on the link menu bar. On the other hand, on the homestead-powered my2by2.net, you can personalize the site as you see fit, but you can also do this for free at websites like geocities and tripod.

Here is what a 2by2 "Business" Website would look like:

Here is what the main 2by2 website would look like (you can only edit the image section and links:

Here is what the downline, and "legs" on the organization viewer in the admin's site looks like. Notice how the diagram of the rep's two "legs" and their downlines resembles a pyramid structure. In each of these viewers, the user (rep) can keep track of how many people the downlines have recruited, view their basic information, how much they spent on the 2by2 "mall" and if they are subscribing to the 2by2 ISP.

Here is the ISP Customer viewer, to keep track of the rep's ISP customers, how much time and money they spend online, how much cashback they have and how much money they spent on 2by2's "Mall". Don't you think this is a little bit too intrusive?

Here is a 2by2 Organizer/Calendar to keep track of upcoming 2by2 events, such as meetings with the "Great Leader" Dennis Wong!

Here is an admin page that stores the rep's basic information

This is a 2by2 admin page that keeps track of the rep's ecommerce transactions on the 2by2 "Mall" as well as how much cashback they're getting. Again, don't you think this is just a little too intrusive?