A History: by Michael Perel, Georgia's husband

  When I was growing up in Memphis, my sister was
  friends with a     girl her age who lived next door to us.
  Georgia was also their friend. Sometimes when they were
  visiting my sister at home I would be there and say hello
  to them. That was how we first met. We did not start dating
  until I was an intern. We got married about 3 months after
  we started dating, Nov. 20, 1973. We were married 30 years.
  About a month after we got married we had to move to
  Albany, NY for three years while I did my dermatology
  residency. And then we moved to California where I began
  my dermatology career.

Georgia was not an outdoor person although she did enjoy horseback riding.
We moved to Las Vegas because she did not like the earthquakes in California
(we were in one and had damage to our house).

She got involved with Internet marketing about 4-5 years ago. This was about the
time when Eric was old enough to go to college and there was nothing for her to
do all day long. She was happy to sit in front of the computer all day long and only
receive small commission checks. She got involved with a supposed Internet Guru
 

on the Internet about a year or two later because of an e-mail she received. I think
she joined up with the company when it was first starting. I became involved when
he was inviting people to come to Florida for the first infomercial. He was willing to
pay our way so I agreed to go down there to see what was going on. I wish now that
I had never gone down there.

He gained her trust at first because he did actually pay commission checks to her.
Also, he paid our way to Florida for the first infomercial. She did Internet marketing
with other companies. She made more money with him than the other companies
at first . So at first there was no reason to suspect anything was wrong. It was after
the infomercial was made and no CD's were sold that we should have suspected
that something was wrong. But she still trusted him and sincerely thought that he
was honest and would figure out a way to make money. Just about everything he
promised us after the infomercial was a lie.
 
But whenever I suggested this, she would tell me I was wrong and that she believed
in him. I was too involved with my own work that I did not have time to check him out.
Also, I did not know how to check him out, because, I have never been involved with
anyone or anything like this before.

Well, that's briefly my story. I still am not sure how to tell the difference between
someone you can trust, and one you cannot.

  - Michael Perel

  Georgia was  known by every active
  member in this online company.

  She played an active role daily as the
  moderator in the 24/7 Company Paltalk
  room. She  believed so deeply  in where that
  company was headed and the wonderful
  people involved. It could have actually been
  a company to contend with on the Internet if
  the leaders had stayed on course and greed
  had not been their goal.  There were many
  dedicated members who gave their all to
  make that company successful and helped
  other members.  Georgia was instrumental
in the motivation and communication of this company, financially and emotionally.

But Georgia was most known for her willingness to help others and gave of herself
and her time. She was never paid for all the long hard hours she put in for the people
and Company. She was always willing to talk to people one-on-one and in  a
packed conference rooms to make others feel comfortable and get the help they
needed. She also became a Master Coach and helped countless Internet
beginners.

She was known as "Queen BOIAB" (Business Opportunity In A Box) and you might
have even seen her don a tiara at conventions as pictured here.  She was very well
liked and admired by everyone! Georgia had a sense of humor and loved to laugh,
even at herself. She would sing [Off Key LOL] cheering everyone up and making the
long work hours easier.

Georgia Perel touched the lives of so very many people, especially those of us in
this group venture, that we decided to dedicate this site to her. 

We will always remember her fondly and vow to prevent the fraudulent practices of
some Internet leaders from doing others in while they reap all the benefits.

Michael and Georgia lost a very big beautiful home over their investments of
"trust". They had maxed out every credit card, because they were told that if
they didn't, the company would be lost. When Georgia fully realized the extent
of betrayal, written promissory and "guarantee" note's that were useless, she
became so despondent she committed suicide. The CEO that once claimed
to be their "friend" never even sent Flowers, or a card to Georgia's family .

Georgia was our friend and we miss her.

"Out Of The Ashes Of Deceit, Comes A Name You Can Trust !"