Cross sponsoring definition
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment of an individual or entity which is already a LifeVantage Customer or LifeVantage Distributor and/or who has been such within the preceding six (6) calendar months, within a different line of sponsorship. The use of a spouse’s or relative’s name, trade names, doing business as names (“DBAs”), assumed names, corporations, partnerships, trusts, federal ID numbers, VAT numbers or fictitious ID numbers to circumvent this policy or any other provision of the Agreement is strictly prohibited. LifeVantage Distributors shall not demean, discredit or defame other LifeVantage Distributors in an attempt to entice another LifeVantage Distributor to become part of the first LifeVantage Distributor’s Marketing Organization. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this policy shall not prohibit the transfer of a LifeVantage Distributorship in accordance with Section 4.9. If Cross-Sponsoring is discovered, it must be brought to the Company’s attention immediately. LifeVantage may take action against the LifeVantage Distributor who changed organizations and/ or those LifeVantage Distributors who encouraged or participated in the Cross-Sponsoring. LifeVantage may also move all or part of the offending LifeVantage Distributor’s downline to his, her or its original Downline organization if the Company deems it equitable and feasible to do so. However, LifeVantage is under no obligation to move the Cross-Sponsored LifeVantage Distributor’s downline organization, and the ultimate disposition of the Marketing Organization remains within the sole discretion of LifeVantage. LifeVantage Distributors waive all claims and causes of action against LifeVantage arising from or relating to the disposition of the Cross-Sponsored LifeVantage Distributor’s Marketing Organization.
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment of an individual or Business Entity who has already signed a Wellness Advisor Agreement into a different line of sponsorship. Actual or attempted cross sponsoring is not allowed. If cross sponsoring is verified by the Company, sanctions up to and including suspension or termination of a Wellness Advisor’s business may be imposed immediately.
Cross sponsoring means soliciting Direct Seller or any closely related person or entity into an organization different from the existing organization for that Direct Seller, or a closely related person or entity. "Cross jumping" means an associated or any closely related person or entity voluntarily taking a business that is not in the same down line as the one in which the Direct Seller first was placed. "Closely related person or entity" is any person in the household of the Direct Seller [e.g. Spouse, Son, Daughter, Parents] or any Legal entity which is controlled by the Direct Seller.
Examples of Cross sponsoring in a sentence
Cross- sponsoring occurs when: (a) Registering an existing Distributor from another group not within his/her direct line of sponsorship (b) Registering a duplicate Distributor when his/her independent business is valid (c) Registering a spouse when the other spouse is already a Distributor; or (d) Allowing any other individuals to conduct the independent business aside from the Distributor himself/herself.
Cross sponsoring occurs when a Colorbar Independent Professional knowingly enrolls (or attempts to enroll) another Colorbar Independent Professional or a former Colorbar Independent Professional under him or her when such Colorbar Independent Professional is either currently enrolled in a different Line of Sponsorship or was previously enrolled in a different Line of Sponsorship within the past six (6) months.
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment of an active CE or a terminated CE who has been active within the preceding six months within a different line of sponsor- ship.
Cross sponsoring occurs when an Independent Wellness Consultant knowingly enrolls (or attempts to enroll) another Independent Wellness Consultant or a former Independent Wellness Consultant under him or her when that Independent Wellness Consultant is enrolled in a different line of sponsorship, or the former Independent Wellness Consultant was enrolled in a different line of sponsorship within the past six months.
More Definitions of Cross sponsoring
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment of an individual who or entity that already has a current Customer or Coach Agreement on file with Beachbody, or who has had such an agreement within the preceding six calendar months, within a different line of sponsorship. The use of a spouse’s or relative’s name, trade names, DBAs, assumed names, corporations, partnerships, trusts, Federal ID numbers, or fictitious ID numbers to circumvent this policy is prohibited. Coaches shall not demean, discredit or defame other Beachbody Coaches in an attempt to entice another Coach to become part of the first Coach’s marketing organization. This policy shall not prohibit the transfer of a Beachbody business in accordance with Section 3.25. If Cross-Sponsoring is discovered, it must be brought to the Company’s attention immediately. Beachbody may take disciplinary action against the Coach who changed organizations and/or those Coaches who encouraged or participated in the Cross-Sponsoring. Beachbody may also move all or part of the offending Coach’s downline to his or her original downline organization if the Company deems it equitable and feasible to do so. However, Beachbody is under no obligation to move the Cross-Sponsored Coach’s downline organization, and the ultimate disposition of the organization remains within the sole discretion of Beachbody. Coaches waive all claims and causes of action against Beachbody arising from or relating to the disposition of the Cross-Sponsored Coach’s downline organization.
Cross sponsoring means soliciting a Distributor or any closely related person or entity into a sales team different from the existing sales team of that Distributor.
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment into a different line of sponsorship of an individual or Business Entity that already has a signed IC Agreement. Actual or attempted cross sponsoring is not allowed. If cross sponsoring is verified by Company, sanctions up to and including termination of an IC’s business may be imposed.
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment of an individual or entity that already has a current customer or Independent Consultant Application and Agreement on file with SoulLife, or that has had such an agreement within the preceding six (6) calendar months, within a different line of sponsorship. The use of a spouse’s or relative’s name, trade names, Doing Business As names, assumed names, corporations, partnerships, trusts, federal ID numbers, or fictitious ID numbers to circumvent this policy or any other provision of the Agreement is strictly prohibited. Independent Consultants shall not demean, discredit or defame other SoulLife Independent Consultants in an attempt to entice another Independent Consultant to become part of the first Independent Consultant’s Marketing Organization. Notwithstanding the foregoing, this policy shall not prohibit the transfer of a SoulLife Independent Consultant Agreement in accordance with Section 4.10. If Cross-Sponsoring is discovered, it must be brought to the Company’s attention immediately. SoulLife may take action against the Independent Consultant who changed Marketing Organizations and/or those Independent Consultants who encouraged or participated in the Cross-Sponsoring. SoulLife may also move all or part of the offending Independent Consultant’s downline to his or her original Downline organization if the Company deems it equitable and feasible to do so. However, SoulLife is under no obligation to move the Cross-Sponsored Independent Consultant’s Downline Organization, and the ultimate disposition of the Marketing Organization remains within the sole discretion of SoulLife. Independent Consultants waive all claims and causes of action against SoulLife arising from or relating to the disposition of the Cross-Sponsored Independent Consultant’s Downline Organization.
Cross sponsoring means soliciting an Associate or any closely related person or entity into a downline different from the existing downline for that Associate.
Cross sponsoring is defined as the enrollment (or attempted enrollment) of an individual or entity which is already or has a current Agreement on file with Paparazzi that has not expired or been terminated for the duration of six (6) consecutive months. The use of a spouse’s or relative’s name, trade names, DBAs, assumed names, corporations, partnerships, trusts, federal ID numbers, fictitious ID numbers, or any other artifice to circumvent this policy is prohibited. Consultants must not demean, discredit, or defame other Consultants in an attempt to entice another Consultant to become a part of a new organization with Paparazzi or within another company. If cross sponsoring is discovered, it must be brought to Paparazzi’s attention immediately. Paparazzi reserves the right to permanently terminate any agreements involved, rectify the organization as they deem appropriate, and potentially initiate legal action.
Cross sponsoring means the enrollment of another Distributor (including a Distributor whose Agreement was terminated within the preceding six months or has Sponsored or purchased Product in the preceding six months) to a different line of sponsorship. “Enticement” means soliciting, encouraging, offering benefits, or in any way aiding another Distributor to Line Switch and/or Cross-Sponsor.