Below we have included documented data from active DubLi websites, with links, which provide the EU customer count and then we project the USA numbers. Of course, if DubLi put up fraudulent info and it was discovered, they'd be liable and worse, their company would fail as people found out they couldn't trust the people running the company. Plus, their contracts with major name-brand companies, such as Yahoo, Apple, Sony, etc., most likely depend upon accurate reporting of customer traffic. So for several reasons, we're confident in the numbers being posted.

• EU Customer Count: At the company's site, Official Customer Count, originally posted on Oct. 19, 2008, you can see "In Europe, the customer base to associate base is 85 to 1." Also, at http://www.dublinetwork.com/1-22/e-conomy_booming, just posted April 1, 2009, the second-to-last paragraph says, "DubLi.com’s select test market in Europe saw 2.3 million customers come in just eight months."
• EU Rep Count: Without much effort, you can then figure out there are about 27,000 reps in Europe (2.3 mil. divided by 85). The company announced way back on Oct. 17, 2007, that they had surpassed 10,000 reps, so to triple that to nearly 30,000 18 months later is very likely.
• USA Rep Count: Slides from Tom Ashlock's back office, of which I have screen shots, from June 2008 to March 2009, show growth to approx. 4000 reps. Tom had anywhere from 80 to 90% of the whole country under him, so our current count should be a little over 5000 here in April. With compounding and a little experience watching networking companies grow, we expect that to number in the tens of thousands by year's end.
• USA Customer Count: 0! Well, we have a little trickle, maybe tens of thousands, but in May 2009 we begin flooding the market with credits to attract customers.

For perspective, eBay started in 1995, grew to 2.1 million customers by 1998 (3+ years), then exploded to 42 million customers by 2001. That's 2.1 million to 42 million in 3 years! We expect DubLi to grow just as fast. To get a better understanding of the explosive viral growth that is happening with the customer base in North America read how Michael Hansen developed the Dubli Network for Residual Income in an unprecedented fashion.

• Do you use a Shopping Search Engine? If so:
1. Find your lowest price.
2. Did you save $10 to $20?
3. Is the item offered in a Dubli auction?
4. Is it worth 80cents (80cents for a DubLi credit) to see if you can save another 20%, 30% or more?
• Costco: Started in 1983; by the end of 1989, its sixth year: “Costco became the first company ever to grow from zero to $3 billion in sales in less than six years.” Today, CostCo has: 50+ Million customers, $64 Billion total sales annually. “$50 annual membership fee includes one household card”: $50 x 50 million customers = $2.5 billion, before anyone buys anything in the store!

• Find anything you can buy online, faster
• Fun, entertaining shopping
• 50% to 100% off potentially savings on new items!
• Free credits for referrals!

Never buy online without checking for potential savings at DubLi.com!

• Revenue: No data is available.
• Financial backing: Active Capital Partner Ltd. (Financing)
• Business Registration: DubLi.com LLC (Holding), 702 West Street, Wilmington, DE 19801, Registration no.: 4153725

• MarketWatch.com: "MediaNet Group Technologies, Inc., operating the largest online mall and affinity program platform through its BSP Rewards subsidiary, today announced that it has further expanded its client base with the implementation of a new partnership with DubLi, an international e-Commerce auction site and direct sales marketer."
• JordinSparkesCharities.com: DubLi.com partnered with Jordin Sparks, winner of the American Idol competition at 17, for DubLi’s first every charity auction in December of 2008. The Unique bid auction ran from December 1st to December 26th. Over 2,000 customers participated; netting $2,000.00. DubLi contributed 100% of the credits spent, 100% of the proceeds, and added an additional $3,000 to create a donation of $5,000.00 to Spark’s Charities. The check was given to Jordin Sparks by CEO Michael Hansen in Phoenix, Arizona in January of 2009." http://www.dublinetwork.com/1-18/news
• DubLi Inside Magazine (pdf)

You won't find any reliable traffic data from Alexa.com, since most people are visiting rep websites, not the actual www.dubli.com site, and Alexa can't add up total traffic to affiliate sites (we checked this before we joined DubLi). Even so, the Alexa traffic numbers for DubLi are growing rapidly, up 21% in the first quarter of 2009.

• No Weekly Hotel Meetings
• No monthly orders or autoships
• No monthly quotas
• No other expenses, fees, charges

• Independent Attorney's Opinion On DubLi and Gaming Laws (pdf)
• Response-to-Negative-Press (pdf)

A pragmatic approach to consider your risk: if you spend $800 (or $3200 if you're bold) to join DubLi, what do you get for your money? For $800, you get 800 credits, which can be used to shop and get many things of value. If you don't like the business, simply use your credits and you may break even or come out ahead, but you're really not exposing yourself to anywhere near 100% loss.