‘Commission Plan X’ Review
Intro.
If you’re considering signing up to the ‘Commission Plan X’ system, I’d urge you to read this review first. Not everything is what it seems, and the sales video of Commission Plan X concerns me greatly.
I’ll explain why I don’t believe this system to be authentic, and the indicators that suggest this may well be a scam. So pay close attention, because the bold claims in the sales pitch are convincing enough to lure you in.
Before you lose your money, read this Commission Plan X review to get a comprehensive look at what I expect this system to be about.
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What is Commission Plan X
How Does Commission Plan X Work
Commission Plan X Red Flags​
Is Commission Plan X a Scam
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Commission Plan X Summary
Product Name: Commission Plan X
Founder/Owner: Unknown real owner (allegedly Dylan Gardener)
Product Type: Affiliate Sales
Price: $67 + Upsells
Program Summary: In my opinion, I don’t believe this is a genuine system. I’ve seen bold claims and hyped up earnings from products like this before. None of them eventuate into realistic options.
Would I Recommend It: No
Rating: 7/100
What is Commission Plan X
Before purchasing the Commission Plan X system, you’ll be funneled through a couple of videos. The first one you’ve probably received via an email or social link, explaining how you can make loads of money. All with only 15-20 minutes work per day.
This is a bold claim I know, which is why I was so skeptical.
The first video is on what’s considered an ‘enrollment’ page. You’ll be required to fill in your email address to proceed to the orientation page.
Taking a look at the first sales pitch, I’m immediately suspicious of the video testimonials. Why? Because I’ve seen some of these faces before promoting other products. I’ll get to this shortly, but for now, let’s go through some of the claims in the sales video.
The apparent speaker is Daryl Gardener, a guy that just happens to be lucky enough to have stumbled onto this amazing system. He’ll tell you that he’s paid out other members of his program, thousands of dollars. And that these people have just signed up in the last couple of days.
The odd thing here is how he knows when you’re watching this video. It could be weeks ago that these people were paid (not that I believe it anyway).
You’ll be told he’s only accepting 45 people into this program, and he doesn’t want the secret exposed. You’re going to be one of the lucky ones if there is still a position vacant. Lucky me, because there is!
I can also bet that if you’re looking at the sales page now, you too will have 7 membership spots available.
Orientation Video
So once you’ve got through the enrollment and offered them your email address, you’ll be taken to the orientation sale page. Here, your confirmation that a $477 per day account is being set up.
This would be strangely unusual, as you haven’t even paid for anything. So why would they set up an account for you? And what makes them so sure it will earn $477 per day?
Now apparently, this system is so secretive that if it got out into the public, it would be stolen by the biggest players in the online industry. The only information that ‘Daryl’ gives is that ‘the main part of the system accounts for 92% of how internet millionaires generate income online’.
He then goes on to say that ‘it manipulates the flow of traffic from 99% of websites online DIRECTLY to ANY commission website of your choosing. All this traffic in turn produces transactions that make money for you’.
Now, I’ve heard some ridiculous claims in my time of writing these kinds of reviews, but this takes the cake. His system is going to take nearly all the website traffic (99% of it), and send it your way! Haahaa. If you believe this, sucked in!
Anyway, let’s have a look at what else Commission Plan X has in store.
How Does Commission Plan X Work
The information above is almost the only indication of the actual Commission Plan X system. There is another clue which they give us, which states that ‘all you have to do is gather your links to commission sites, which you’ll find in the private members area’.
Typical affiliate marketing uses affiliate links to make sales, but you can get these unique links yourself from products you want to promote. To be given links from the Commission Plan X system indicates to me that you’ll just be promoting their program.
In essence, you could be paying $67 for a system in which you just advertise the same $67 system. Will you get an actual product by paying this fee? If other similar products are anything to go by, you will receive basic affiliate marketing guides, and that will be it.
I can assure you there will be no system that will earn you $477 per day, or thousands of dollars regularly like what is suggested in the sales video.
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Commission Plan X Red Flags​
Many programs that have been created in a similar way to Commission Plan X show signs that not all is legitimate or authentic. Here’s a few indicators that alert me that this system is also not what you think.
#1 Fake Testimonials
I mentioned earlier that I had seen some of these testimonial faces before. This is because I review good and poor courses and products on this site, and the poor one’s often use an outsourcing site called Fiverr to get fake testimonials.
Commission Plan X has used this same strategy to obtain their video testimonials. You may recognize the gentlemen below, who was in the initial video.
This guy makes regular appearances in scam programs, and has no issue with claiming he’s made loads of money with a product that he hasn’t used. Having said that, he’s only attempting to earn money himself by outsourcing his services.
My Traffic Business System is just one other product where he’s outsourced his spokesperson talents.
The other testimonials are also paid actors and you may also find them on Fiverr.
I’d also like to make you aware that at no time in the testimonials, do they mention the Commission Plan X system. They just reference it as a ‘system’. That is so they can use these same video testimonials for various other ‘systems’ and programs.
#2 Over-Hyped Earnings
Nothing screams out ‘scam’ more, than high income claims for extremely little effort. If you really think there’s genuine opportunities like this, you may have to reassess your expectations.
The real owners of Commission Plan X will tell you exactly what you want to hear. That is, you don’t need to know how the system works, just that it makes you money, and lots of it.
You will also hear claims that ‘their team will be giving you all the tools to drive free traffic’. In my opinion, this is an absurd claim. The hardest part of making money online is getting website traffic, and free traffic is obviously the best.
This cannot be achieved with a simple system. It takes strategy and SEO tactics to rank highly in the search engines. This is something anyone can learn, but no system like Commission Plan X can ever manipulate these search engines such as Google and Bing.
#3 Click Better Product
I’ve stated this with other reviews before, but I don’t trust any product that is sold via the ClickBetter platform. They have a reputation for selling very poor quality products and scams.
Whenever I’ve clicked the ‘Buy’ button, and been taken to the checkout page on Click Better, I’ve always noticed the same issue. The ‘terms & conditions’ and ‘refund policy’ are supposed to link to their respective pages. Instead they don’t link anywhere. This is extremely poor for an alleged professional payment site.
Along with this, my malware software attempts to block me from entering the Click Better website because of ‘Fraud’. This is a sure sign not to purchase through Click Better.
Is Commission Plan X a Scam
With so many signs that indicate the illegitimacy of this system, I cannot possibly recommend this product to my readers. Is it a scam? Well, after reading this review, I’ll let you decide. I’d be leaning more to that side of thinking.
Unrealistic wealth claims are always used to lure people into these types of products. The hype surrounding quick wealth is enough to entice anyone. Unfortunately, those that make money online have done the hard yards, we just make it look easy. But lots of work has been done before the rewards come.
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I’m really glad I did a search questioning the legitimacy of this email. Thank you Nudge and everyone else who commented it helped me understand that all my red flag monitors in my brain were going off for a good reason.
Glad you found this Commission Plan X review helpful Cristy.
It always helps when others share their experience also, so if anyone else has fallen for this or other scams, feel free to add to the discussion.
I was reading this like “did he just say 99% of all the website traffic in the world”? That’s a pretty bold claim for them to make. And it’s pretty obvious just how false it is when you realize they’re using actors from Fiverr to play the part of former users giving a testimonial. Thanks for this shining a light on this shady product, Nudge. I’m sharing this with more people to help make them aware.
Glad to be of service Stevie.
Yes mate, they do say that ‘it manipulates the flow of traffic from 99% of websites online directly to any commission website of your choosing”. Amazing claim isn’t it, and a totally outrageous claim.
Feel free to share, happy for less people to be conned with this
I was very skeptical about this platform and i now have a clearer view of what to expect. My suspicions of Commission Plan X being a scam are justified. Their bold claims are what lure people in, and I just hope that most people don’t get scammed by these clowns. That’s for the heads up that this is not a legitimate program to earn
You’re welcome Smoochi.
It always pays to be skeptical for any program that you sign up to. Even the best programs should be researched before making a commitment.
Are you kidding! These guys are scammers. Your review on Commission Plan X is very detailed and points to an illegitimate hoax. It’s very helpful. Thanks for explaining why nobody will make money with. The lure of big bucks is unfortunately enough to entice many, but these programs usually end in tears for victims that sign up. This review will prove to be valuable for many.
Thanks mate
I’m only pointing out the fact to why you won’t make money with this kind of program. Yes, many people will get lured in, but obviously you’re smarter than that because you’ve done your research.
Any program should be researched before signing up, otherwise the scammers get exactly what they want.
So I signed up for commission x and I don’t want to do it anymore and I need help on how to get my money back. I made a really big mistake.
I wish I could help you Brianna, but you’ll have to contact Commission Plan X for a refund. Somebody did leave a comment about how you can possibly get your money back on this post, which may help. Go to the comments section at the bottom of the article.
That is a whole-hearted and honest review. It gives all the artificial ingredients to join the fake money-making scam and cheat the people, especially new-comers who are looking at the ways to earn money online.
Your insights into the minute details of paid reviews by fraud people are. And how can you make $500 each day by simple clicks and sign-ups?
It’s noteworthy that the only genuine way to make money online is through hard work, dedication and legitimate sources. I agree with the points you have highlighted in the review which is an eye-opener in choosing to be part of such websites.
Thanks for offering your opinion Arif.
The lure of large claims like $500 per day are just not realistic, especially by clicking links and in such a short time-frame. As you say, it takes effort and dedication to make money online. Anyone can do it, but not with programs like Commission Plan X.
It’s sad to see that there isn’t any advantage of trying this business out. A couple of online businesses have similar routine of taking money from people who have no knowledge of it and it’s sad. Upsells can still be considered when there is genuine business to do, but this is just too bad to get involved in. I feel really lucky to have come across this commission plan x review and I’d share it to my social media page.
It’s a good point you make Benson, that if a program was decent enough, you would consider upsells. Even though I don’t like the idea of upsells, if you knew it would be worth your while then they would be an option.
Appreciate your thoughts mate, happy for you to share my
A couple of days after I had paid a $47.00 fee for Commission Plan X, I received a call from a counselor about the program. I told her I could not talk then so we made a time to talk by phone the next day. The next day I received the call and I was asked for a lot of personal background and history, which I thought was unnecessary.
At that point I told her that I was no longer interested. I just had a red flag go up and I made the decision not to continue. The caller was quite persistent and wanted me to speak with a higher source. He had been listening and I quickly broke the call. I received two more calls, which I did not answer.
The first caller had given me an email address to contact to get my refund, and a phone number. Two days later I sent an email to that address and I received a response that the email did not go thru, for lack of a proper address.
So, I called the phone number and a man named John, who was called Jack. I explained the situation. He told me I had the wrong email address, so he gave me the same address I had been given before. He became quite short to me and hung up. I called again and nobody answered.
I left a message to get back to me right away or I would contact my credit card company who would investigate the incident. It is now two more days later and I have not heard from them. Needless to say, I would advise any of you who have been contacted by this company to quickly disconnect from them.
I’m sorry to hear you’ve had this terrible experience after signing up to Commission Plan X. It seems you’ve wasted your efforts and your money.
Although I really appreciate you giving your story here Franklin, as it will hopefully help others to avoid the heartache you went through.
The lure of big bucks is unfortunately enough to entice many, but these programs usually end in tears for victims that sign up.
Your story will prove to be valuable for many.
Thanks for leaving your thoughts.
This is a scam. The first $67.00 is only the beginning. After that purchase, you are encourage to spend another $200.00 for the “Ultimate Package” and then call in for your first coaching season. That turns out to be a conversation with Chris Lewis, the founder, of Commission x, who then tries to convince you to spend $5.000 to $10, 000 more on an ” Exclusive” program. He claims he is making millions of dollars a week with this company. Were that the case, why would he be on the phone trying to milk people out of their savings? The truth about Chris Lewis is, his net worth is $38,000. Most of what he shows off materially(cars etc.) belongs to his gay lovers.
There are loads of people out there Rebecca, that are attempting to lure in vulnerable people into high ticket scams.
Commission Plan X is just one, and I thank you for alerting others.
I just spent $211 and I’m a college student just trying to make a little more side cash. Now I’m scared I may not get my money back….. so I’m not sure what to do!!
I’m also afraid you won’t get your money back. You may have to put this down to experience.