Scott Chandler, Brett Robinson, and Jeff Long reportedly head AutoXTen, a new venture promising to turn a one-time $10 investment into $199,240. This significant financial claim warrants a closer look at the company's structure and operations.
Each of the named leaders has a history in multi-level marketing (MLM) and affiliate marketing. They have previously marketed various opportunities. Yet, this background information does not appear on the official AutoXTen website.
The AutoXTen website shows very little company information. At the time of this publication, links for the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Income Disclaimer, and Contact Us pages all failed to load. The company still accepts new signups despite these broken links. Users also cannot view basic site information without an existing member's referral.
This lack of transparency has not stopped the company from attracting interest. AutoXTen reports over 33,000 members have joined during its prelaunch phase. These are free members who have "locked in" a spot with no obligation. They will need to pay to participate in the compensation plan once AutoXTen officially launches.
Given the founders' internet marketing backgrounds, AutoXTen's product line appears self-authored. The products seem geared toward marketing the AutoXTen opportunity itself. The company claims its training and tools can "assist with any business." But the materials are tailored to promote AutoXTen.
Only the first round of AutoXTen's product line details are available. This initial offering includes four books and accompanying DVDs. They cover "internet marketing," "offline marketing," "social network marketing," and "advanced internet marketing." These products carry an alleged combined retail value of $150.
The full scope of how these products integrate into the compensation plan remains unclear, with further details yet to be fully disclosed.