Isagenix

On March 17th BusinessForHome copy and pasted a lawsuit filed in Utah against Isagenix. On March 18th Isagenix held a leadership call, on which Jim Coover addressed the lawsuit. After addressing COVID-19 concerns, Coover (right) addressed an article that appeared “in an MLM magazine … of lesser repute”. Our own coverage of the Utah lawsuit

Two Isagenix distributors have filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging losses of $170,000. At the heart of the lawsuit is a secret Amazon and eBay sales racket, allegedly approved by Isagenix management. Section 4.5 of Isagenix’s Policies and Procedures states Associates may not (directly or indirectly through any intermediary or instrumentality) offer, display or

Earlier this week we reported Isagenix had filed a raiding lawsuit against Modere. We didn’t have specific details at the time, with only an Isagenix affiliate communication to go on. Since then a reader kindly informed me that Isagenix have made a copy of the complaint available on their website. Having gone through it, it

Isagenix has revealed a lawsuit filed against Modere and a group of its distributors. Unfortunately we don’t have access to any court documents (yet?), so what follows is from Isagenix itself. Isagenix disclosed the lawsuit via a recent communication to its distributors. The company accuses Modere of engaging in “unethical behavior” and “illegally recruiting Isagenix