Monthly Archives: October 2022

Top Earner Jay Payso Joins MyDailyChoice

According to a MyDailyChoice Press release:
MyDailyChoice welcomes Jay Payso.
Jay Payso is the newest leader to join MyDailyChoice. Jay is a multiple 7-figure earner and top leader who has built large teams in the Network Marketing industry with more than 100,000+ customers worldwide.
Born in Brooklyn, USA, Jay started his career as a boxer. Unfortunately, the bustling nightlife scene in New York City distracted him from his career and he fell into depression.
After working random jobs, Jay found a new lease on life when he discovered the world of Network Marketing, and he has been doing it ever since.
Jay says,
“I’ve been full time in the industry now for 11 years and I haven’t ever been this excited. Joining MDC feels like when I first got started in Network Marketing. I love the energy of the company.”
Jay picked MyDailyChoice because of its House of Brands.
“I’m amazed at how many verticals I can now market. They have such a variety of products to choose from unlike anything I’ve seen in the industry.”
Prior to this, Jay built a large organization selling travel memberships. Because travel memberships are overplayed in the industry, High Life Travel’s disruptive prepaid travel model is attracting leaders like Jay who recognize

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Isagenix Outstanding Debt Of $43 Million “Unsustainable”

Moody’s Investors Service (“Moody’s”) appended a limited default “/LD” designation to Isagenix International, LLC’s (“Isagenix”) Probability of Default Rating (PDR), changing the PDR to C-PD/LD from C-PD.
The/LD designation reflects Moody’s view that Isagenix’s continued failure beyond the grace period to make its interest and principal payments that were due in September 2022 on its senior secured first lien credit facility is a limited default despite the company having entered into a forbearance agreement.
The limited default designation will remain until the company resolves the missed interest and principal payments. Isagenix’s Corporate Family Rating remains unchanged at C and the outlook remains negative.
Isagenix’s C Corporate Family Rating reflects the high likelihood of a debt restructuring based on the company operating under a forbearance agreement due to missed interest and principal payments due in September 2022. The company’s high leverage, refinancing risk driven by expiration of the revolving credit facility in June 2023, and weak operating performance as earnings continue to decline indicate the current debt structure is untenable.
Moody’s believes a deterioration in member base and weakening consumer demand is contributing to revenue declines, which combined with inflationary cost pressures is leading to significant EBITDA erosion.
Moody’s anticipates ongoing headwinds in the

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