AutoXTen Review

AutoXTen is dead and gone. Were the founders of AutoXTen Scumbags or Scammers? You be the judge.

Initially Scott Chandler and Brent Robinson were promoting a pre-launch of Onex. Onex was delaying launch in order to get things set right with payment processors in place. Brent and Scott partnered with Jeff Long and supposedly Jaime Westmorland and formed AutoXten. They then held a meeting with all the people that have been recruited into the “delayed” Onex program and switched them over to AutoXTen. Soon after the product provider, Franco Gonzalez was named as a co-founder.

About a month after launch Scott Chandler and Brent Robinson started a different company and tried to get the AutoXTen members to follow them by bad mouthing the very program they had been praising on a daily basis.

The remaining owners had a call and announced that Franco and Jeff Long would continue with AutoXTen.

After a couple months Franco also departed and also tried to syphon off the member list for his own use.

With Franco gone, product development and regular training stopped. Customer support all but disappeared and even commission payments became irregular.

Then when the Empower Network came out Jeff Long and Jaime  gave up all pretense and tried to cross recruit all the members into Empower Network. During the next month any commissions earned and put in for transfer were left pending. Finally the site was completely removed.

Right before the site went down they actually took in payments for the monthly residual program for which the didn’t even pay out form the month before.

Many members have reported not getting their owed commissions in the final months of the program.

It’s really sad to see this happen. AutoXTen was a good program. People could get in for only $10 and with it get some really good marketing training.

In summary Scott Chandler and Brent Robinson lured people away from Onex that they had promoted too. They did this by bad mouthing the Onex opportunity and talking about how honest an reliable they were and to follow them to AutoXTen. Many people did this abandoning their pre launch positioning in Onex. Onex is still going strong earning money for people.

They then left AutoXTen and tried to recruit the AutoXten members by once again bad mouthing the other opportunity.

Franco left and also cross recruited all the members.

Jeff and Jaime then cross recruited to Empower Network and shut it all down.

Every program has strict rules about cross recruiting the members. This is the first time we’ve seen the owners of a company all be guilty of the practice.

In the end someone took the money and ran.