7 Sins highlighted the risk of direct open.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 ‘7 Sins’ highlighted the risk of direct open After nearly two months of reporters conducted a thorough investigation, combined with various types of media exposure of these phenomena, it is concluded the eve of direct legislation ‘seven deadly sins’ are as follows: ‘Seven deadly sins’ one: Foreign direct sales company under the guise of ‘foreign investment first’ clear the way Direct legislation on ‘foreign first open’ signs seem to sneak into China for foreign direct selling companies provide a good excuse. The potential of direct selling market in China has attracted huge foreign direct eyeing the company. Undeniably, foreign direct selling companies, apart from Amway, Avon and other so-called transformation of ten enterprises, many more direct selling company. This part of direct marketing companies, apart from some retail store way way or doing business in China, many engage in pyramid selling activities in secret. China Central Television in April of economic half-hour exposure of Lexxus shall be guilty of this case. Lexxus in the United States is indeed a recognized direct selling company, despite the company’s personnel interview In an interview with China Central Television, said the company does not conduct business in mainland China, and that some dealers doing business in Mainland China, it is unlawful behavior, but according to informed sources, its CEO Terry - Lacal (Terry LaCore) specially flew to Hong Kong in April to deal with crisis issues, and operations staff ‘encouraged by the fighting spirit’, trying to continue to conduct business in the Mainland. It is noteworthy that such companies often through its overseas distributor operations to Mainland China, for example, Lexxus in the Mainland ‘lint’ are generally of its distributor in Hong Kong. And in accordance with the relevant provisions of China’s overseas distributors are not allowed in the country engaged in direct selling business. It is understood that, si