Have you come across Jay Kubassek’s Carbon Copy Pro system and now you’re wondering what exactly it is? If you’re still early in your research, you probably didn’t know that Carbon Copy Pro is NOT the actual business. Carbon Copy Pro is simply method that helps individuals be successful with a separate opportunity called Wealth Masters International. Wealth Masters International is a company that specializes in financial education.

With Carbon Copy Pro, you gain access to these products when you join. However, they fail to mention that you don’t HAVE to pay $8,995. Wealth Masters International has 3 different levels at which you can join. The first, called M1, costs $1,995 and it buys you all of the financial materials that are offered by the company. The second level, called M2, costs $8,995 and buys you the financial materials, and a ticket to their 3 day “wealth conference” that further elaborates on the financial principles taught in their M1 package. The third level, M3, buys you the M1 products along with another ticket to a 5 day “wealth conference”. It costs $12,995.

Most of this information isn’t mentioned when you become a Carbon Copy Pro member. The only price they mention is $8,995, which is the cost to become a Carbon Copy Pro member at the M2 level. Furthermore, they suggest that you have an additional $2,000 to $5,000 in extra money for your advertisement budget. That brings the total cost of joining to a minimum of $11,000. And that’s not all, there is a $150 monthly fee. That makes Carbon Copy Pro the MOST expensive online opportunity available today. It is approximately 4 to 5 times more expensive than most other online businesses.

These are all things you must think about in your evaluation of the business. If the products have a place in the market and people ACTUALLY have a reason to join other than hoping for riches, then maybe Carbon Copy Pro has something going for them. But it’s a tough call to make, and one you have to make yourself. If their claims of making “$250,000 your first year” or “100 new millionaires by 2012? weren’t so heavily marketed would you still have an interest?