Lyoness

Looks dodgy to me. Looks like MLM pyramid marketing crap. They were investigated in Europe for Suspect business practices. That's enough for me to stay away.
 
I signed up as well as my company and my wife's company. Not a scam at all. I investigated this cash back loyalty card for 2 months before joining. I have done training and meet many top earners from SA and Austria. So it is possible to make huge amounts of money if you make it a business, but you can save huge amounts by being a shopper. Much much more than ebucks, smartshopper, greenbacks, air miles, vitality, or any other. The reason is that you can earn cash back en loyalty from other people's spending, not just yours. :)

When you do initial searches on the internet there are more negative reviews than positive, but as you dig deeper and visit the head office in Rivonia you will learn this is the real thing. People, including me, have been burnt so many times by other network marketing companies, so I can understand the skepticism.

What do you think?
 
They have been found guilty of running a Ponzi Scheme in Norway, they're under investigation in Poland and a few other countries as well.

Stay away.
 
czb197 said:
I signed up as well as my company and my wife's company. Not a scam at all. I investigated this cash back loyalty card for 2 months before joining. I have done training and meet many top earners from SA and Austria. So it is possible to make huge amounts of money if you make it a business, but you can save huge amounts by being a shopper. Much much more than ebucks, smartshopper, greenbacks, air miles, vitality, or any other. The reason is that you can earn cash back en loyalty from other people's spending, not just yours. :)

When you do initial searches on the internet there are more negative reviews than positive, but as you dig deeper and visit the head office in Rivonia you will learn this is the real thing. People, including me, have been burnt so many times by other network marketing companies, so I can understand the skepticism.

What do you think?
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5 posts, seems legit.
 
How does a ponzi scheme get ISO 9001:2008 certification and Internationally recognised IQNet certification. This is not a scam or ponzi scheme.
 
czb197 said:
How does a ponzi scheme get ISO 9001:2008 certification and Internationally recognised IQNet certification. This is not a scam or ponzi scheme.
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Quite easily actually..

ISO doesn't care about your business, but about the process etc your business uses.
IQNet certification means sweet FA anyway...

This is still a scam and a ponzi scheme.
 
czb197 said:
I signed up as well as my company and my wife's company. Not a scam at all. I investigated this cash back loyalty card for 2 months before joining. I have done training and meet many top earners from SA and Austria. So it is possible to make huge amounts of money if you make it a business, but you can save huge amounts by being a shopper. Much much more than ebucks, smartshopper, greenbacks, air miles, vitality, or any other. The reason is that you can earn cash back en loyalty from other people's spending, not just yours. :)

When you do initial searches on the internet there are more negative reviews than positive, but as you dig deeper and visit the head office in Rivonia you will learn this is the real thing. People, including me, have been burnt so many times by other network marketing companies, so I can understand the skepticism.

What do you think?
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Welcome back, Mponya!
 
czb197 said:
How does a ponzi scheme get ISO 9001:2008 certification and Internationally recognised IQNet certification. This is not a scam or ponzi scheme.
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Can you please explain why Lyoness was (as is alleged in this thread) found guilty of running a Ponzi Scheme in Norway? It would put me at ease.
 
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