Monthly Archives: October 2018

Leading Direct Selling Companies are Tuning To i-Payout For Payment Solutions

It’s been a good year for i-payout. How good you ask?
 The Fort Lauderdale company a leading  providing worldwide payments management solutions has 3 new clients listed in TOP 25 Direct Selling Companies.  Dig a little deeper and you’ll find 5 clients in  TOP 100 Direct Selling Companies.
 I sat down with Eddie Gonzalez the CEO and Founder of the 11 year old software company – I wanted to know what it was about his payments management platform that enables it to act like a magnet for direct selling enterprises.
 “What is driving these high profile clients to i-payout, Eddie?”
According to Eddie Gonzalez it comes down to customization and reach.
“Our payments management platform is unique in that it’s been purpose-built to be modified to fit the unique needs of the clients.  It’s not a one-size- fits-all solution that is common in the direct selling space. Every direct selling company has needs that are unique to them.
The bigger players in direct selling are increasingly seeing  i-payout as a payments partner who can deliver unique customizations and provide distributor development tools that drive engagement and sales”.  And, when it comes to payments, all our clients need to do is indicate who to pay and how much to

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4,000 people attend Immunotec’s Grand Opening event in Bogotá, Colombia

A Grand Opening event held at the Ágora Bogotáin the heart of Colombia’s capital city attracted 4,000 enthusiastic attendees who came to experience the excitement and energy of the newly energized Immunotec, led by CEO Mauricio Domenzain.
Attending the event as special guest was Meredith Berkich, President of North America and Europe. The Colombia launch marks Immunotec’s second expansion into Latin America in 2018, following the company’s entry into Guatemala just six months ago. Immunotec plans to continue the momentum with expansion into other Latin American markets planned for 2019.
Mauricio Domenzain stated:
“We’re tremendously excited to bring the Immunotec opportunity to the people of Colombia, their legendary warmth, passion, and enthusiasm was on full display at our Ágora event.
The entire Immunotec team and our field leaders are so proud to open up for business in Colombia; it’s a market I’ve always believed was perfect for Immunotec and our flagship product, Immunocal. Now we are here, and I cannot wait to see the energy that lit up our launch event change lives across the country.”
Mr. Domenzain led the private equity purchase of Immunotec that was completed in June of 2017 (the company had been publicly traded on Canada’s TSX Venture Stock Exchange since

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LuLaRoe Consultants Fear Bankruptcy

Patrick Winget, the head of design and production for LuLaRoe, abruptly left the $2 billion women’s clothing company in mid-September according to an article in Business Insider. In 2017 Lularoe was hit by a class action lawsuit.
Winget’s departure comes as many LuLaRoe consultants — the tens of thousands of women who sell its clothing — flee the business in droves, according to interviews with nine former consultants.
Sellers who exited the business last year said they are still waiting on refund checks worth as much as $8,000 from the company.
“I’m terrified [LuLaRoe] will go bankrupt before I get my refund,” said an ex-consultant who claims she has been waiting since December for a check totaling more than $4,000.
LuLaRoe did not respond to requests for comment on the refund claims. One of LuLaRoe’s most senior founding executives, Patrick Winget, has suddenly left the women’s clothing brand.
Winget served as the head of design and production for the multilevel-marketing company since its inception in 2013. He is widely regarded as a sort of celebrity among the tens of thousands of people — mostly women — who sell LuLaRoe clothing online and at private parties across the US.
In hundreds of social media posts over the years,

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