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The Biggest Ganoderma MLM Company in the Whole World!
Here's the REAL MLM - The Biggest Ganoderma MLM Company in the Whole World!
DXN Holdings Bhd is the investment holdings and management company of DXN Group. DXN's high regard for quality earned the company many outstanding citations and recognitions from various health and business organizations. Along with the solid foundation and sustainable development, DXN has rapidly diversified into other business activities, which include information technology, etc.
In its core business of Direct Selling/MLM the rapid global expansion of DXN is recognized internationally by its vast growth of members worldwide and its amplification of footprint in key strategic locations. With over 17 million registered distributors worldwide, DXN is solidifying its position as one of the world leader in Ganoderma products.
● DXN CONCEPT
One Dragon
The entire process - cultivation, processing and marketing is solely done by the company under strict quality control.
One World One Market
Each and every distributor enjoys worldwide bonus with single membership.
One Mind
The company and the distributors single-mindedly concentrate on doing DXN business.
● DXN PHILOSOPHY
Low Price, High Quality; Low Profile, High Income.
Our philosophy - to provide low price and high quality products, to keep a low profile while generating high income is ideal for direct selling. This system is equitably accessible to anyone of any background. Our free enterprise system enables anyone to enjoy personal achievements that lead to greater financial independence. More importantly, numerous people have testified to the benefits of our products when they gained better health through consumption of our products. Our philosophy is the foundation on which our success in the direct selling industry is built.
We're focusing and promoting on:
● HEALTH
● WEALTH and
● HAPPINESS
We already have operated in more than 190 countries around the world with more than 17 Millions members and users and I've been working together for more than 10 years.
All our products have obtained TGA, GMP, ISO and other certifications like:
✅ DIRECET SALES LICENCE.
✅ Water Quality Association
✅ HACCP Certificate
✅ The Cosmetic, Toiletry & Fragrance Association of Malaysia
✅ Malaysian Organic Scheme
✅ MSC Malaysia Status Certificate
✅ ISO 14001
✅ ISO 9001
✅ ISO 22716
✅ Direct Selling Association of Malaysia (DSAM)
✅ Direct Selling Association of the Philippines (DSAP)
✅ GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)
✅ GMP CERTIFICATE OF MANUFACTURING FACILITY FROM TGA, Australia.
✅ HALAL Authentication Certified.
● AWARDS:
✅ 2022 #9 in TOP 100 Direct Selling (Global)
✅ 2021 Best Direct Selling Company (Global)
✅ 2018 #15 in TOP 100 in Direct Selling Global
✅ 2017 #22 in TOP 100 in Direct Selling Global
✅ 2016 #24 in TOP 100 in Direct Selling Global
✅ 2014 #25 in TOP 100 in Direct Selling Global
✅ 2011 #28 in TOP 100 in Direct Selling Global
✅ 2013 Top 10,000 Companies - PERU
✅ 2015 Top 10,000 Companies - PERU
✅ 2017 Brand of the Year Award
✅ 2013 Brand of the Year Award
✅ PERFECT 10 AWARD by DSAP
✅ 2012 INDUSTRY EXELLENCE AWARD
✅ 2011 THE MOST SUCCESSFUL NETWORK MARKETING COMPANY IN UAE
✅ 2010 BRAND OF THE YEAR AWARD
✅ 2009 OUTSTANDING MANAGEMENT
✅ 2008 MOST OUTSTANDING PARTICIPANT
✅ TECHNOLOGY & QUALITY (NEW MILLENNIUM AWARD)
✅ 2006 ASIA PACIFIC SUPER EXCELLENT BRAND BOOK OF RECORDS
✅ 2005 THE 2nd SUPER EXCELLENT MASTER AWARD OF DIRECT SALES
✅ 2004 MOST OUTSTANDING DIRECT SELLING COMPANY
✅ 2004 TOP INNOVATIVE MARKETING COMPANY OF THE YEAR
✅ 2006 5th ASIA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL HONESTY ENTERPRISE-KERIS AWARD
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DXN does not use:
❎ CHEMICALS
❎ PESTICIDES
❎ ARTIFICIAL COLOURS & FLAVOURS
❎ FOREIGN SUBSTANCE
❎ FERTILIZERS
❎ INSECTICIDES
❎ HORMONES
Instead, We use:
✅ RICE CHAFF
✅ SAWDUST
I'm looking for new Business Partners to join and win together.
Wednesday, August 23, 2023
DXN Holdings’ Business To Sustain Via Robust Markets, New Product Launches
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Health-oriented and wellness consumer products company DXN Holdings Bhd will continue to be sustainable, supported by its robust existing and new overseas markets, new product launches, namely ready-to-eat meals, as well as the expansion of its range of cosmetic products.
Executive chairman and founder Datuk Lim Siow Jin said as a multi-level marketing company, sales of its products through direct selling had been encouraging, including in new markets such as Brazil, North Africa, Central Asia and China.
“We cannot control our share price in the market, but what we can do is take a proactive approach to invite our members to invest more in the company.
“With about 15 million members in 180 countries, many have deposited some of their bonuses into the company to buy more shares,” he told reporters after its 27th annual general meeting here today.
Elaborating on the company’s annual growth, Lim expressed confidence that it would be able to sustain an overall growth of 20 per cent in its performance.
“In line with the company’s core business and market demand for more natural ingredients products, we plan to launch new items, namely mushroom burgers and roti paratha, and more natural cosmetic products before this year’s end.
“In terms of profit, I think this will only be reflected in next year’s financial performance,” he said.
Meanwhile, having around 2,500 fully local workers in Jitra, Kedah, Lim said it could meet the demand for new products as its employees are well-trained for the upcoming increased capacity and production.
However, he noted that obtaining new workers had been a challenge.
“We are also planning to see if we can expand our factory in the country, namely in Perlis and Kelantan,” he added.
According to its annual report for 2023, the group has a portfolio of 452 stock-keeping units, of which 327 are manufactured within the group.
Its distribution footprint comprises 79 sales branches and 12 external distribution agencies in 48 countries to serve its members.
DXN has been listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia since May 19, 2023. Before that, it was listed in 2003 but delisted in December 2011 after being privatised by Lim.
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Pyramid Scheme vs Real MLM?
In recent years many companies have successfully utilized so-called "multi-level marketing" practices. It is important, therefore, to address the differences between a pyramid scheme and a legitimate multi-level marketing company. Initially, it should be noted that pyramid schemes always fail, while multi-level marketing companies sometimes survive.
What Is A Pyramid Scheme?
A pyramid scheme is a fraudulent system of making money based on recruiting an ever-increasing number of "investors." The initial promoters recruit investors, who in turn recruit more investors, and so on. The scheme is called a "pyramid" because at each level, the number of investors increases. The small group of initial promotors at the top require a large base of later investors to support the scheme by providing profits to the earlier investors.
Pyramid schemes are illegal in New York State, as well as in many other states. Article 23A of the General Business Law of the State of New York §359-fff sets forth the criminality of initiating and participating in pyramid schemes (also known as chain distributor schemes).
Pyramid schemes may or may not involve the sale of products or distributorships. The trend is to involve sales of products or distributorships in an attempt to show legitimacy. This is done solely to sidestep the regulatory agencies, as most state laws prohibit marketing practices where the potential for profit stems primarily from recruiting other investors and not from the sale of products. The bottom line, however, is that in all pyramid schemes, the selling of a product itself is much less important than the recruiting of new investors.
What Is Multi-Level Marketing?
Multi-level marketing is a method of selling products directly to consumers without intermediary retail stores. Products are sold through a network of distributors or salespersons set up to resemble a pyramid: each distributor recruits and trains additional distributors and will earn commissions on their sales, as well as on the sales he or she makes. Because of their pyramidal structure, multi-level marketing companies can sometimes be pyramid schemes.
What Are The Differences Between A Legitimate Multi-Level Marketing Company And A Pyramid Scheme?
A legitimate multi-level marketing company emphasizes reliable products or services. A pyramid scheme uses products or services to disguise its quest for collecting money from the investors on the bottom levels to pay other investors further up the pyramid.
In a typical pyramid scheme, new investors must pay a fee for the right to sell the products or services as well as for the right to recruit others into the pyramid for rewards unrelated to product sales or services. Very often the products or services the victim must buy are unsalable, and the pyramid's promoters refuse to repurchase them. On the other hand, legitimate multi-level marketing companies will buy back unsold merchandise, although often at a discount from the original price.
Success in multi-level marketing is based on two factors: product and service quality, and the hard work involved in being able to sell the products or services. Recruitment of new investors is secondary.
Why Do Pyramid Schemes Always Fail? And Why Do Legitimate Multi-Level Companies Sometimes Survive?
Pyramid schemes are doomed to fail because their success depends on the ability to recruit more and more investors. Since there are only a limited number of people in a given community, all pyramid schemes will ultimately collapse. The only people who make money are those few who are on the top of the pyramid.
Legitimate multi-level marketing companies, on the other hand, can be around for a long time. Although the recruiting of additional investors is an essential part of the marketing practice, since legitimate multi-level marketing companies involve solid products or services, participants in these companies are not subject to huge losses.
Why Do People Invest In Pyramid Schemes?
If all pyramid schemes fail, why would anyone invest in them? There are three basic categories of people who invest in pyramid schemes: those who participate out of greed; those who are misled into thinking that they are joining an "investment club" or a "gift program"; and those who believe that the products or services are legitimate.
The people who participate in pyramid schemes out of greed often know that they are illegal. They nevertheless participate, hoping that the scams will last long enough for them to make a profit. However, the end result of a pyramid scheme is inevitable. At best, a few people, usually the promotors, walk away with a lot of money, leaving the bulk of the investors to lose all of the money they put into the scheme. In fact, the only way anyone could make money from pyramid schemes, is if other people are defrauded into giving money upon the promise that they in turn will be repaid
Pyramid promoters often target closely knit groups such as religious or social organizations, sports teams, and college students to increase pressure to participate. They give some pyramid schemes attractive names such as "investment clubs" or "gift programs." These clubs or programs are usually presented to these investors with assurances that they are perfectly legal, approved by the Internal Revenue Service or a Certified Public Accountant. Some even expressly state that they are not a pyramid scheme.
Participants of these clubs or programs are required to characterize their investments as "unconditional gifts" by signing waivers. The truth of the matter, however, is that by making these "gifts," everyone expects those further down on the pyramid to do the same. The intention is not to make an unconditional gift. Consequently, not only are these people involved in illegal pyramid schemes, they may also be violating tax laws.
Those investors who actually believe that the products or services which the promoters sold to them are legitimate, inevitably realize that they have been scammed. It is only when these products and services are unsaleable, and the promoters refuse to repurchase them, that they finally become aware that they have participated in an illegal pyramid scheme.
How Can You Avoid Being Defrauded?
The easiest way to avoid being defrauded is obviously not to participate in any promotion that appears to be a pyramid scheme. The following are some additional tips to help you steer clear of pyramid schemes:
- Gather all information regarding the company, its officers, and its products or services. Get written copies of the company's marketing plan, sales literature, contracts, etc. Avoid promoters who fail to explain their plans clearly and in detail. In particular, read the company's prospectus or other written material. (A prospectus is a legal document that gives prospective investors information about a company.) If you don't understand it, get someone independent of the company to explain it to you.
- Find out if there is a demand for the product or service. Is there a similar product or service on the market? If so, how well does it sell? If the promoters seem to be making most of their money by selling distributorships or large start-up inventories to new recruits, stay away.
- Ask if you must buy a product to become a distributor. Find out if the company will buy back your inventory --you could get stuck with unsold products. Legitimate companies will buy back inventory for at least 80 to 90 percent of what you paid. Get all promises in writing.
- Beware if the start-up cost is substantial. Some pyramid schemes pressure you to pay a large amount to become a "distributor." What are you getting for your money? Beware of promises of quick, easy and unreasonably high profits.
- If the distributorship is providing a product for use to make a final product, make sure that whatever you provide reaches the final manufacturer. If you can, call or visit the manufacturer and ask for a list of its customers. Call the customers and ask if they are satisfied with the product.
- Resist the temptation to invest just because the people selling you the program are friends or are part of your religious or social organization. They may have been misled into believing that they could make large amounts of money in a short time.
- Check out any opportunity with the proper agencies. Contact
- The New York State Attorney General's Office, Investor Protection and Securities, 28 Liberty Street, New York, NY 10005
- The Federal Trade Commission | Northeast Region | 1 Bowling Green, Suite 318 | New York, NY 10004 | Consumer Response Center: 1-877-382-4357
- The Better Business Bureau, 257 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10010.
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Tuesday, August 22, 2023
Healthy DXN Noddles
DXN SPIRULINA NOODLES or DXN SPIRUDLE 🥗
LET'S TRY DXN SPIRUDLE!
DXN Spirudle is an edgy idea from DXN to bring you healthy and unique instant noodles.
What's Special about DXN Spirudle?
- Artificial Colouring Free!
- Oil-Free Drying Process!
- No others have the distinct addition of Spirulina!
- Craveable and authentic Tom Yam flavour!
Let's enjoy these healthy and easily prepared food for this fast paced lifestyle!
DXN Spirudle
4 packs x 75g
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