A very apparent gap exists between the lives of the rich and the mere mortals. In every way, the differences are highlighted in bold so that we never mistake a rich guy for the guy next door. What happen online though?

Social networking sites seem to welcomes everyone irrelevant of the colour, religion, sexuality, blah blah, or so we thought. WhyteGold is a social networking site that exists purely for the pleasure of the uber rich and going the site would give you a hint of just what kind of money I am talking about. Unfortunately you can’t do that, because joining the site is impossible unless you are invited by another member. And how many filthy rich people do you know? Furthermore, just an invite is not enough because there appears to be certain other criteria you have to fulfil. I am assuming this is a diplomatic way of saying they’ll want to know whether you have a Swiss account.

According to the Chief Executive of the site, it offers their privileged clientele a safe forum in which to display and auction personal items, like the $17.5 million WallyPower 118 shown above. Hey Rihanna, remember me gurl?!

Via: WhyteGold