Four Corners Alliance Group emerged as an option for affiliates after TelexFree abandoned its Ponzi scheme business model. The company, initially launched in early 2013, gained renewed interest when former US-based TelexFree distributors promoted it as a reload scheme. This revived an opportunity that had largely stagnated.
The company's product line initially offered little detail, with items simply labeled "Products 1 to 16." These are now referred to as a "Financial Education Set," organized into six levels.
This set is described by the company as an ebook library. The content covers financial topics, from mindset and motivation to general financial education, aiming to help users manage their money. No author information for these ebooks is available, leaving their creation origin unclear. It is not evident that Four Corners Alliance Group or its personnel created these books.
The company also sells a monthly newsletter for $29.95. Four Corners Alliance Group describes this publication as an information-packed resource on finance and lifestyle. Affiliates also receive a replicated storefront, allowing them to earn commissions from sales of the company's newsletter and ebooks.
Four Corners Alliance Group's original compensation plan used a 16-level matrix. Affiliates recruited new members and earned commissions when these recruits purchased products. This structure has been revised.
The updated compensation plan uses a 6-level matrix, but its core principle remains the same. The company pays commissions on affiliate purchases of its six product levels through this 4x6 matrix.
Product levels are priced as follows: Levels 1 and 2 cost $10 each, Level 3 costs $25, Level 4 costs $60, Level 5 costs $150, and Level 6 costs $300. The commission payout structure for the 4x6 matrix appears to limit affiliate earnings per product level. A 4x6 matrix positions an affiliate at the top, with four direct positions beneath them on level one. These four positions then branch out to four more each on the next level.