Reviewed by ReviewMOZ Editor

Developed by Paul Ponna, who lists his credentials as “author and internet entrepreneur,” Auction Acrobat is a fairly straight-forward computer program that brings together a variety of companies who basically do the work for you. Although you are essentially selling CDs and DVDs, the Auction Acrobat software allows you to outsource each aspect of this program, so you never come into contact with your buyer or supplier, except in the form of a paycheck.

One of the downsides to the Auction Acrobat system is that you are required to pay $97 initially in order to purchase the program, and there is likely to be a learning curve of some sort, since the Auction Acrobat website suggests it will take you 30 minutes per day “once you are up to speed.” In addition, although Auction Acrobat partners with e-bay, Kunaki, Paypal, etc. in order to do the work for you, Auction Acrobat is not technically affiliated with any of these companies, so there is no guarantee as to the duration of this kind of program.

There is a good chance, however, that someone who is web-savvy and interested in making some side money with a relatively simple program could generate income via Auction Acrobat. Since Auction Acrobat pulls its sales from niche markets, there is a good chance that you will be able to create sustainable income via a simple program, which requires neither large amounts of financial overhead nor on-going decision-making. If you find out that Auction Acrobat is not the money-making business you had hoped, you have 60 days to request a full refund. Although you will have the ability to bring in profits without lifting a finger, keep in mind that may not have control over the products that you buy or sell either.