Michelle Viguié, Vice President and Head of Customer Relations of ENERGETIX USA emphasizes and stresses on the importance to comply with the DSA Code of Ethics. She addresses that: „The cornerstone of the Direct Selling Association’s (DSA) commitment to ethical business practices and consumer service is its Code of Ethics. As a member company, ENERGETIX Bingen has pledged to abide by the code’s standards and procedures as a condition of admission and continuing membership in DSA.
The DSA Code of Ethics speaks to both the consumer and the seller. It ensures that ENERGETIX Bingen, as a member company, will make no statements or promises that might mislead either consumers or prospective sales people. Pyramid schemes are illegal and companies operating pyramids are not permitted to be members of the DSA. Members of the DSA are bound by the Code of Ethics and should follow the Proselyting Guidelines set by the DSA. Proselyting is the term of art used in direct selling to describe the attempt to convert one or more sales force members from one company to another. The ethics and legality of efforts to attract salespeople from one company to another is a subject of frequent and intense discussion by industry members. The Direct Selling Association has adopted guidelines regarding these practices of which salespeople and companies should be aware.
The DSA Code of Ethics is enforced by an independent code administrator who is not connected with any member company. The code administrator will do everything possible to resolve any complaints to the satisfaction of everyone involved, and has the power to decide on remedies. ENERGETIX Bingen has agreed to honor the administrator’s decisions.
ENERGETIX Bingen’s compliance with the Code of Ethics makes a bold statement about our commitment to practicing the highest ethics in business. By doing business with ENERGETIX Bingen, as DSA member company, the field sales force and the ultimate consumer can be sure they are dealing with a company serious about providing quality and service at the highest levels.
For more information on the DSA Code of Ethics please visit www.dsa.org.