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29/04/2013

Welcome to the Lyoness Complaint Centre




German speaking people are advised to visit the non-affiliated Austrian complaint centre at www.plattform-lyoness-geschaedigte.at


For information in other languages, use the Google Translate function on our Blog (we are not responsible for translation errors derived from these automatic translation tools), and/or visit our section on helpful links about Lyoness.

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We apologise in advance if our writing contains language errors - you should know that English is not our native language. The same applies to our translations of German texts in to English - none of the people in our team are native German speakers either. We do not accept responsibility for any unintentional errors in our texts, including those caused by inaccurate translations, as we always provide the source of our articles - which is where the readers can assess the original content for him or herself.

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This blog has been created for the following reasons:

- Sharing information concerning Lyoness
- Updates on the (legal) situation of Lyoness in Switzerland and Austria, as well as international
- Advising possible victims of Lyoness, both in a legal and in a practical manner

People who would like to contribute to this blog are encouraged to do so. Contribution possibilities could include (but are certainly not limited to):

- Sharing experiences with Lyoness (publicly, in blog form, or privately through email)
- Asking for, or giving advice on the matters discussed here, or that concern Lyoness in general
- Questions or comments about this blog or about Lyoness

All communication and contributions should be directed to us through the comment section of this blog. Please indicate whether your contribution is meant to be published or not. If you want us to contact you back, leave your email address.

Privately meant comments (if properly requested), personal and contact details will never be published. Public contributions will be, if clearly indicated.


6 comments:

  1. Looking forward to your future posts!

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  2. Nice to see a fellow anti-pyramid blogger. I am trying to expose the Swedish company Zinzino, however that is much easier company to reveal. I do not know much about Lyoness.

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    1. Thanks for your comment mlmnemesis. I am not familiar with Zinzino myself, but I will gladly have a look at your blog. In exposing any income opportunity fraud, this website may be particularly helpful:

      http://www.mlmtheamericandreammadenightmare.blogspot.com

      If you would want to contact me directly, please leave your email address as a comment. It will not be posted.

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  3. mlmnemesis said:

    "Ok, I will have a look at that. Zinzino is a MLM company basically selling Belgian coffee at 100-300% overprice. It has exclusivity on the products only in the Baltic and Nordic countries + USA. So continental Europe will not be effected. Germans, for example can order the coffee from UK: http://www.rombouts.co.uk/ (they will refuse to deliver to Baltic and Nordic countries. But that is a violation of the EU Bolkenstein Directive)"

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  4. It seems members don't understand that Lyones is just a big affiliate program. The afflilate merchants actually give a bigger commission to Lyoness. Lyoness gives half that commission back to its shopping club members in the form of cashback and loyalty benefits. All anyone has do is just look up any affiliate merchant online to see pay out commission plan to sites driving customers to them.

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  5. Lyoness America is taking off. They have gone from 3000 to 90000 members to this point. I'm amazed that this scheme has escaped the oversight of the SEC and FTC. Recently, it has been reported that Lyoness has brought on numerous legal resources to further their aims. Lyoness has enought money to hire hundreds of attorneys while the US government has limited resources to investigate these fradulent companies. I would love to see the US government shut them down. I have submitted a complaint thru the SEC whisteblower program and I'm hoping for some form of resolution.

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