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Quixtar Inc., a subsidiary of Alticor Inc., is a business opportunity company that offers entrepreneurs the ability to have a web-based business of their own. Through Quixtar’s Independent Business Owner Compensation Plan, individuals are rewarded for product sales resulting from their business-building efforts.
Since the company’s formation in 1999, Quixtar Independent Business Owners have generated more than $6.8 billion in sales at www.quixtar.com plus more than $500 million for Partner Stores, earning more than $2.2 billion in bonuses and other incentives. Their efforts have propelled Quixtar to be ranked the number one online retailer in the Health & Beauty category based on sales, and 20th among all e-commerce sites, according to Internet Retailer magazine’s 2006 “Top 500 Guide.”
Based near Grand Rapids, Michigan, more than 900 Quixtar employees support independent businesses in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and various trust territories and independent island nations in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and Caribbean Sea. Quixtar Canada Corp. headquarters are located in London, Ontario, Canada.
For more information about the company that supports the Quixtar business opportunity, please visit Quixtar Inc. and the Quixtar News Room.
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I can't believe anyone would best this worst of pyramid scam businesses. Actually though, this was Amway till Amway got such a bad rep that they changed the name. Now, since the stink of a Dateline expose in 2004 and a book called Merchant's of Deception by ex distributor Eric Scheibler has been widely distributed, the Quixtar name is being phased out. And surprise, they are going back to the old name: Amway, well Amway Global. Proof positive that Amway by any other name smells just as bad. All of the products are badly over priced. People in this biz have been using deception to con others into being suckers like they are. This is a self (internal) consumption pyramid scam which should be avoided at all costs. Just because the FTC hasn't shut them down yet, doesn't mean they are completely legit.