Seemingly, there’s so many programs going on private this coming March. The steps taken by A.ET is taking is understandable. I’m marking this autosurf as a long term program. Member registration is still open, but the administrator has the rights to approve your registration or not. An update worth reading, with the SP fiasco and some of other worthy autosurfs.
Dear Members,
It appears we are getting to the close of the 12DP versus SP dispute. This has to be welcomed. It is my view that rather than weaken this industry the dispute is going to strengthern it. The main reason for this is that a gauge has been devised through which autosurfers can measure what is a feasible autosurf and what is not. Further, autosurf owners are able to comply with this gauge and modify systems.
As with every business you will always get businesses which are not operating in the members interests, however, you will get other autosurfs that do. The rotten ones are always going to come unstuck and the decent ones are going to survive.March 1st is going to see the return of some very good autosurfs. Some of these are listed in Landbanker.info.
To mention a couple:
(1) The popular DadnDaves.net. The owners of DadnDaves.net have continued to pay members dispite getting embroiled in the Storm. They have also maintained StormPay membership upgrades an astonishing feat. Well done. This is indicative that the owners are investing funds. I know that in the past, before the Storm, we were critical of the duration of his upgrades, suggesting that he should make them shorter to possibly 150 to 200 days rather than 365 days. However, the fact that he has gone private proves he is managing his risk exposure. Going private effectively gives him greater control and this could go some way into being able to sustain upgrades that last 365 days.
(2) CashBackSurf.com. I have had regular online chats with the owners that have left me with a good honest opinion. The owner has been very open with his investment making them known through online publications. CashBackSurf.com has hedged extensively through other autosurfs. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this method. The Storm did also impact heavily on CashBackSurf.com. The interesting point is that as soon as CashBackSurf.com received returns from surviving hedges these were distributed to his membership. What I have gathered from the owner is that he is going to diversify his portfolio away from just autosurfs in the future.
I have mentioned these two autosurfs because they are the autosurfs that have impressed me the most. There is another Sunny-Money.com. I was in communication with the owner of Sunny-Money.com and unfortunately he was impacted by the Storm to such a degree that he will not be able to open until April 1st. However, what I can tell you is that he is working very hard to recuperate and recover sufficient funds to open on that date.As regards ourselves, the media did whip us around a bit but we have already adjusted our program. Most of the impact we have received is through indirect knock on effects. A general squeeze which we were able to overcome.
Now as YOU are aware we are going private. This was notified in yesterday’s email communications. Some autosurfs go private and close referal commissions. This is not going to happen with our autosurf. Referal commissions are still going to remain active. However, the crucial point is that new members are going to have to be approved by Admin. Admin would effectively open and close the door to new entrants. This Admin approval system would be effectively introduced by the start of next week.
The SEC has recently made some online publications on the Storm dispute:
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2006-26.htm
http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/autosurf.htmWe have studied both documents and intend to fully comply with the SEC. The measures we have introduced is our way of demonstrating that we are managing risks or exposures. We see the publications not as the end of autosurfing but as the beginning of a new era in autosurfs run by responsible owners.
Our program, by no stretch of the imagination, can be defined as a quick-rich-scheme. With our autosurf advertising revenue is a very large chuck of overall returns, which investments aside, produce sufficent revenue to cover net returns to our members. For every $1 spent on upgrades, in our program, advertising produces $1.25 to $1.30. Naturally, the original $1 spent gets returned. Part of the $1 spent does go into off site investments. This we intend to increase through time so we operate to an increasing margin of any $1 spent in our program.
With the authorities increasingly showing an interest in autosurfs it is important that we show increasing transparency to our members.
What we intend to do is produce pie charts showing percentage revenues. We believe this is now a step that has to be taken and the introduction of these pages will be forthcoming.
Best wishes,
A.ET
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