My Official Commission Autopilot Review

Name: Commission Autopilot

URL www.commissionautopilot.com

Price: $47 (37 after special discount)

Owner: Paul Ponna

Rating:  1 and a half stars out of 5

Websites Included: None

Support:Forum

Training levels: All

 Commission Autopilot Product Overview

At the top of the sales page there is a video that will start playing from Paul Ponna himself. He is basically telling you that he is going to reveal to you the secret to making money online. He lies to you from the very start by saying that it is 100% free.

He then tries to gain your trust by telling you that all these internet marketing gurus have been ripping you off, and he is going to reveal something to you that they have been hiding for years.

This is when he introduces the commission autopilot software. It is actually 2 parts to it, and I will explain exactly how it works.

 Commission Activator

You put a keyword into the software, and it starts scanning Google and other search engines for articles related to that keyword. You will then pick 1 from the list it generated, and input a custom message, add your affiliate link to it and export it as a PDF file.

So basically what this piece of software does is it steals someone else’s content and puts your affiliate link on it.

 Commission Multiplier

After you have created these plagiarized documents, you then load them into the commission multiplier. You add a title, and choose a category. It will then, spam your message across 18 different download websites that offer free downloads.

The whole idea behind this is, people will find your document ranked high in the search engines and download it, click your affiliate link and eventually buy a product from you.

Anyone that has been involved in Internet marketing for some time knows that it’s not that easy to make money online.

There is another video that is available in the training center, where he shows you several documents that are getting several thousand views per day from a website called Doc Stoc. If you pay close attention to the video though, you will see that most of these documents come directly from the CEO of Doc Stoc, and your views will likely be 0-4 maybe if your lucky.

After you submit your document to the 18 sites, you will find out that only 2 or 3 of those sites will accept you. I wouldn’t worry about that though, because shortly after they accept you, they will ban you from using their website because you are spamming them.

 Who is Commission Autopilot intended for?

This software was created for anyone that has no knowledge of how Internet marketing works, and would like to get started making a decent income online.

 Does Commission Autopilot have quality tools and training?

There are instructional videos , showing you how to setup the software, along with a list of the 18 websites that you are going to spam with your plagiarized content. There are also many different tools that they provide you with, to get everything you need setup and running.

Do they offer any support?

Just like most automated software programs like this, they do have a FAQ section on their members only website. They also have a support section where you can contact them directly if you have any questions or concerns.

 Pros vs Cons at a glance

Pros:

• You are provided with plenty of tools to get your software setup
• Instructional videos are easy to follow
• They offer a 60 day money back guarantee

Cons: 

• You are lied too in the first 5 seconds of the video.
• You are automatically signed up for their $47 a month subscription without your permission.
• Goes against all the rules of SEO 
• The software rips off other peoples content and gives you the credit for it.
• The video is very deceiving and leaves out a lot of important information that you should know. 
• Doesn’t offer a free trial

 The Price: $47 (37 if you try and click out of their website)

There are also 3 up-sells that they push on you after you purchase the software. They are all deceiving, 1 of them claims it is only $1 but they continue billing you on a monthly basis.

Another thing that I want to warn you about is, without even asking your permission they automatically bill you $47 a month as a subscription service. When you contact them and tell them you don’t want to be a part of their subscription service, they tell you that if you don’t subscribe then your software will no longer work.

 My final thoughts on Commission Autopilot

Anything that claims to be on autopilot in the Internet marketing industry is usually a scam and should be avoided at all costs. From the first few seconds of the video, he is trying to gain your trust by telling you that all these Internet marketing gurus are ripping you off.

When in reality he is a guru himself, trying to prey on innocent victims that have no prior experience in the online world. It’s scams like this one that has gave the Internet such a bad name.

People have been scammed so many times by various software programs like these that they are afraid to try anything that is related to making money online.

Are you sick of being scammed? Read about my #1 ranked product here!! 

Have you had a personal experience with Commission Autopilot that you would like to share with the community? If so then feel free to share your experience below. I would love to hear your story, I will get back to you within 24 hours. Thanks Your Friend, Scott