There is no information on the Fantasy Draft website indicating who owns or runs the business.
The Fantasy Draft website domain (“fantasydraft.com”) was registered on the 27th of June 1995. The MLM opportunity as it exists today however was only launched late last year in December.
Further research into Fantasy Draft reveals the
Charlotte Agenda
citing Robert Stevanovski and Stephen Krombolz as co-founders and Grant Yoder as CEO.
Why this information is not available from the Fantasy Draft website is unclear.
Stevanovski being a co-founder and the Chairman of
ACN
, was probably a key factor in Fantasy Draft’s use of an MLM business model.
Grant Yoder on his LinkedIn profile also cites himself as a co-founder of the company.
Yoder (right) doesn’t appear to have any executive MLM experience, with his LinkedIn profile listing investment sales, professional services and business development roles.
Read on for a full review of the Fantasy Draft MLM business opportunity.
The Fantasy Draft Product Line
Fantasy Draft market fantasy sports contests:
leagues – “all kinds of contests with varying entry fees, sizes and payouts”
50/50 – “you are competing to finish in the top half of the field. Finish in the top 50% and you win; the prize is divided equally among the winners”
head-to-head – “one on one, there will be one winner one loser”
tournaments – “win your way into the main event or in some cases you can pay your way in, but that can come at a price”
guaranteed – “a guaranteed contest will run regardless of the number of players or lineups that are registered”
beginner – “for rookies who are new to playing on FantasyDraft”
Entry into Fantasy Draft’s contests vary, with customers also able to play for free (restricted contests).
The Fantasy Draft Compensation Plan
The Fantasy Draft compensation plan sees affiliates paid on contest fees paid by players they introduce to Fantasy Draft.
Commissions are paid via a six-level deep unilevel compensation structure.
A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):
If any level 1 affiliates go on to recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 2 of the original affiliate’s unilevel team.
If any level 2 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level 3 and so on and so forth down a theoretical infinite number of levels.
Fantasy Draft cap payable unilevel levels at six, with commissions paid out as a percentage of contest fees paid by their unilevel team.
How much of a percentage is paid out is determined by what level of the unilevel team a contest fee is paid:
levels 1 and 2 – 10%
levels 3 and 4 – 15%
level 5 – 20%
level 6 – 30%
Joining Fantasy Draft
There is no mention of affiliate fees anywhere on the Fantasy Draft website.
Presumably everyone who signs up as a player is automatically an affiliate.
Conclusion
There doesn’t appear to be any separat
🤖 Quick Answer
Who are the founders and current leadership of Fantasy Draft?According to the Charlotte Agenda, Fantasy Draft was co-founded by Robert Stevanovski and Stephen Krombolz, with Grant Yoder serving as CEO. Both Stevanovski and Yoder are cited as co-founders on their respective professional profiles. Interestingly, this information is not prominently displayed on the Fantasy Draft website itself.
When was the Fantasy Draft MLM opportunity launched?
The Fantasy Draft domain was registered in June 1995, but the MLM opportunity in its current form was launched in December of the previous year. This represents a significant shift in the company's business model and operational structure.
What is the connection between Fantasy Draft and ACN?
Robert Stevanovski, co-founder of Fantasy Draft, simultaneously serves as Chairman of ACN, a well-established MLM company. His involvement with both organizations suggests potential influence
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