There is no information on the Auto Empire Group website indicating who owns or runs the business.

Formation of Auto Empire Group is credited to “Landford Limited”, but who owns or runs that company is also not provided.

International company “LANDFORD LIMITED” presents the innovative project AUTO EMPIRE GROUP.

The staff of “LANDFORD LIMITED” strives to meet the needs of clients in all areas of human life. In our programs we have combined all important segments of human life; we give everyone the opportunity to materialize his own desires.

We are creating new standards of life, offering our partners to realize any needs while having a possibility to choose among the preferable investment methods.

Landford Limited would appear to be registered in Belize (a known tax-haven), with “certification of incorporation” provided on the Auto Empire Group website.

The Auto Empire Group website domain (“abcsmart.biz”) is registered to Alex Schwarz. An address in Germany is also provided.

Whether or not Schwarz owns Landford Limited, ABC Smart and Auto Empire Group is unclear. On his Google Plus profile Schwarz writes

I develop innovative business projects and medium social networks. I am working now for Landford Limited as IT Professional.

ABC Smart appears to be an income opportunity within itself. Affiliates are charged 10 EUR to enter a series of matrices, which are filled via the recruitment of new affiliates.

I wasn’t able to peg any other MLM opportunities to Schwarz, indicating that ABC Smart and Auto Empire Group are his first MLM ventures as an executive.

Of note is that Schwarz Google Plus “friends” appear to all be of Russian descent. I also spotted a large number of promotional material for both ABC Smart and Auto Empire Group in Russian.

If Schwarz himself isn’t Russian, then it would certainly seem that the company has strong ties to the country, either via management or its affiliate-base. The German domain registration address and Belize registration would appear to be smoke and mirrors.

Read on for a full review of the Auto Empire Group MLM business opportunity.

The Auto Empire Group Product Line

Auto Empire Group has no retailable products and services.

Affiliates sign up with the company and then purchase positions in a series of “plans”.

The Auto Empire Group Compensation Plan

The Auto Empire Group compensation plan revolves around affiliates purchasing 250 EUR matrix positions.

The purchase of a position provides entry into what they call a “Silver Matrix”.

This Silver Matrix is a 2×2 matrix. A 2×2 matrix places an affiliate at the top of the matrix with two positions directly under them (level 1):

In turn, these two positions then branch out into another two positions to make up the second level of the matrix.

Positions in the matrix are filled when recruited affiliates purchase matrix positions. As the bottom four positions of the matrix fill, the affiliate who owns the top position is paid 250 EUR and given entry

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates Auto Empire Group?
Auto Empire Group's ownership structure remains undisclosed on its website. The company credits its formation to "Landford Limited," a international entity also lacking transparent ownership information. Landford Limited appears registered in Belize, a jurisdiction known for lenient corporate registration requirements and tax advantages.

What business model does Auto Empire Group promote?
Auto Empire Group presents itself as an investment opportunity combining multiple life segments. The company offers various investment methods to partners, claiming to help materialize personal aspirations through structured programs. Specific details regarding operational mechanisms and revenue generation remain unclear from available documentation.

What are the structural concerns regarding Auto Empire Group?
The company exhibits limited transparency regarding ownership, management, and operational structure. Both Auto Empire Group and its parent entity Landford Limited lack identifiable leadership information. Registration in Belize, combined with vague business descriptions, raises questions about legitimacy and regulatory oversight

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