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Category: LipSense / SeneGence

8 June 2019 Crownless Princesses / LipSense / SeneGence

Joni’s handwriting? Who cares?

Coalition: Our friends over at the Crownless Princesses put up this post a few weeks ago. Joni Rogers-Kante is the

Front load, or else …

Uh oh. Cracks starting to appear high up in SeneGence? Oh dear, how sad. (Cross-posted from our blog over at

14 March 2018 Crownless Princesses / Finances / Guest Posts / LipSense / SeneGence / Real Experiences

A Maiden Disenchanted with LipSense

Our guest writer is a soon-to-be ex-SeneGence distributor, disenchanted and manoeuvring her way out. Here, she talks of the importance of tracking your finances, and the impact LipSense had on hers.

3 January 2018 Coalition Members / Crownless Princesses / Guest Posts / LipSense / SeneGence / Real Experiences

A treacherous path with SeneGence

Madison Colleen*, an ex-SeneGence distributor in America, has kindly offered to share her LipSense story with us.

30 December 2017 Guest Posts / LipSense / SeneGence / Real Experiences

Jennifer’s Love, Hate & LipSense – My MLM Experience

Guest writer Jennifer of ‘Vodka Calling’ talks to us her love/hate relationship with LipSense. Uplines expecting her to prioritise sales over her daughter’s MRI, to last-resort Facebook groups, she has a lot to say.

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SusanMarie ⓢⓜⓩ3D @SusanMarieART·

20 Oct

FTC alleges Neora, formerly known as Nerium, operates an illegal pyramid scheme https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/blogs/business-blog/2019/11/ftc-alleges-neora-formerly-known-nerium-operates-illegal #neora

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Dave Vaughan @daveimok·

23 Oct

Hi @FTC what do you think about these claims for the #MLM company you've held under surveillance the past few years.

@TruthinAd I imagine this is of interest for you as well https://twitter.com/ShinelovesJesus/status/1318771019620954112

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Healing from chemo burns with Neora. Plant based all natural ingredients that change lives. Amazing results. http://Youthforlife.neora.com @ The Jesus Christ Fan Club https://www.instagram.com/p/CGl5fLRBErq/?igshid=1eqpvdevplunp

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Bill_Keep @prof_billkeep·

22 Oct

My new piece in Seeking Alpha on recent @FTC warnings to #MLM companies, the @DSAssn @TheDSEF. In a nut shell, MLM companies are responsible for misleading, fraudulent, deceptive product and income claims made by their agents: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4380462-federal-trade-commission-and-multi-level-marketing-connecting-dots?utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&mail_subject=william-keep-the-federal-trade-commission-and-multi-level-marketing-connecting-the-dots&utm_campaign=rta-author-article&utm_content=link-0

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Dave Vaughan @daveimok·

21 Oct

The difference is not clear. Anyone suggesting an ordinary consumer should understand the law, when there are legal cases launched every year against these companies and the legal system has great difficulty disentangling the facts, is just denying reality - or worse. https://twitter.com/daveimok/status/1318916584002387975

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"The DSA strongly opposes all forms of pyramid selling which is illegal in the UK and many other countries; the difference is very clear and the two should never be confused."
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"Always look for the DSA logo"
https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/what-pyramid-scheme-get-rich-22875480

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The Anti-MLM Coalition

2 days ago

Mere days away from the US election it feels useful to share this collection of political donations associated with various MLM companies.

As an international group with members all over the world, we know we have all kinds of political affiliations in our membership. We do our best to share perspectives from all sides of the political spectrum, but our organization always leans slightly left towards government intervention as we see the need to regulate a space where thousands of families are harmed by predatory business models with almost no course of action. It is important we own this bias for you, but still share our respect for a difference of opinion.

This is to say that the below graphics are meant to provoke a discussion and not give any strict opinions on right and wrong. Moral vindication makes it hard for us to make progress, as the way I view righteousness is not universal. We welcome your thoughts on the following graphics compiled from tools on goodsuniteus.com and opensecrets.org: ...

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The Anti-MLM Coalition

6 days ago

We are getting increasingly frustrated by the attempts of certain trade associations to put distance between “direct selling” and MLM and pyramid schemes. This article does not go far enough - it should explain that the DSA member companies are not able to regulate themselves and are largely recruitment devices. People signing up for these schemes during Covid need to know the appalling reality and that they are signing up for further debt and worry.

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Pyramid schemes explained - how 'get rich' scams have cost Brits £35m this year

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Pyramid schemes that promise riches to people signing up have instead cost Brits almost £35million in the past year - and the number is fast rising in the wake of the employment crisis. Here are the warning signs to watch for

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