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Has anyone heard of the European company called Lyoness?

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Shelterman
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#1 · Posted: 8 Jun 2012 11:35 · Edited by: Shelterman


A couple of months ago a friend of mine who had introduced me to ZeekRewards and BannersBroker told me about a cash rewards company called Lyoness. Since he had introduced me to ZR and BB which turned out to be a couple of "out of the ballpark" programs, I trusted his judgment enough to at least take a look at Lyoness and watched one of the company produced videos. I must say after watching the video I decided that I was not intelligent enough to grasp the way this company work and decided to put it aside.

I understood the basic concept behind Lyoness, they were company offering cash back on purchases from member merchants, but their compensation program put my head in a tailspin, plus I had really not seen much potential in these types of companies because they seem to always fail to attract the larger retail stores. Anyway, my friend called me back a week or so later and asked me what I thought. When I told them about my hesitations he replied, "Did you know that Walmart, Safeway, and Lowe's are now Loyalty Merchants with Lyoness?" I said, "You're kidding?" He said, "Yeah, they showed up a few days ago in the loyalty merchants list." Being from a rural area, probably 70% of the tangible merchandise that I purchase in a month are purchased among these stores so getting cash back from these stores would definitely be worth my while...I needed to take a closer look at this.

I did take a closer look. My friend provided me with some links to webinars put out by his up line, and while I didn't understand the company's confusing comp plan much better, I did understand this enough to realize that there is jaw dropping income potential with this company. You see, Lyoness' product is essentially a universal rewards card. Well, maybe not universal, but at least well accepted among a pretty broad spectrum of merchants, at last count I believe there were over 400 member merchants, however, most of the companies are European companies. This is understandable since they are a well-established, European country, having been in business there for over nine years.

The potential that really caught my eye with this company is the fact that when Lyoness enters a country they temporarily launch what are called "Premium Memberships". In the US, when companies do this we usually call these type of memberships "Founders Positions". This is where the big money is with this company. It is the job of Premium Members to introduce this company to North America and when Lyoness closes the window to Premium Members. At that point the physical Lyoness cards will be released to the masses and as a reward for spreading the word, Lyoness will rotate these cards among all of the premium members who will in turn receive a percentage of all the purchases in a matrix style commission structure.

There is much more to this, but this is enough I think to at least generate some discussion.

The the company's website is http://www.lyoness.net. An introductory video is also on that site, but a little hard to find so I will post the URL here: http://www.lyoness.net/us/video/list/us/everything-about-lyoness-347.aspx

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Shelterman
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#2 · Posted: 10 Jun 2012 13:41


It seems that people still think this is just about cash back and friendship bonuses. Well, yes, that is ONE way of getting paid. But, there are TEN ways of getting paid NOW if you become a PREMIUM MEMBER. Like I said in my first post, this is like becoming a 'Founder' other companies and therefore your potential benefits are MUCH greater than what the regular 'shopper' member will receive. This PRESENT situation is TIME LIMITED and TIME SENSITIVE and will NOT be here forever. You either act in the next weeks and months or you may not have the opportunity again unless you join in a country that is still open for this opportunity. For example, in Austria this shut down at 25,000 Premiums in a I hope you have all had the chance to take a good look at this time limited opportunity.

Lyoness will certainly be reporting hundreds of people with six and seven digit monthly incomes in the future for the first movers and visionaries here. If you 'snooze' you will 'lose' here. If this is of any interest I suggest you get focused, forget about all the non-important matters that demand your attention but produce zero results.

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#3 · Posted: 11 Jun 2012 08:53 · Edited by: Shelterman


Here are some company approved links that does a better job of explaining Lyoness:

User name: shopping
Password: together
(This login changes frequently)

Program Benefits:
http://www.cashbackliving.com/CashBackLivingBenefits.html

Overview:
http://www.cashbackliving.com/CashBackLivingOverview.html

Getting started:
http://www.cashbackliving.com/CashBackLivingGettingStarted.html

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#4 · Posted: 12 Jun 2012 14:50


Hey, check out the newest addition to Lyoness' presence on the web: www.Lyoness.tv

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