ultimate wealth package, scam?

I'm not familiar with this, but one of my personal rules is not to get into any sort of program where it boils down to that you make your money by selling someone else on the same program, and that's all there is to it. I see nothing wrong with chain letter type of things where it involves a few people and a small amount of money that is going to someone else--and, if all works right, it will come back to you multiplied. Although it, imo, really shouldn't be anybody's business if you get involved in a money exchange such as a chain letter, it's actually illegal (here in the USA, anyway). Frankly, I think that--if the powers-that-be could figure out a way to tax it--it would become legal in a heartbeat! However, it's on the up and up to do something that takes on the same form as a chain letter as long as you "sell" something with it. That can be a recipe, sharing a wish, or whatever. But--while, if it were legal, I wouldn't mind the idea of sending a dollar to between three and twelve people on a list before adding my own name to the list and sending to between three and twelve people--I'm not in for selling expensive programs to other people that are about nothing but selling expensive programs. I want to sell products or services. I have a list of places (which I will add to in the time to come) where I've earned any, some, or all of the following: cash, cash-equivalent points, onsite buying points, gifts, or have received a needed service with potential for any, some, or all of the others. If you want to check it out, go here... http://cfetc.blogspot.com/2008/07/some-of-ways-i-get-paid-for-having-fun.html