LYONESS - BE CAREFULL - BE WARNED --- Lyoness is a very well thought through. That is why PnP and Woolworths did not see the danger immediately. They catch the fish in the following order - Loyalty Merchants - People that do down payments (which is not an investment) - Shoppers - (indirectly) I am ...
I am sure I am just one of many who got caught in the Lyoness "" (many does not agree with me). I joined a few months ago in order to use the vehicle to raise funds for our charity. When I joined Woolworths and PnPay was still members (these are the 2 shops I support). Firstly I was given ...
I started with Lyoness with a down payment of R 7000, when I realize that Pick and Pay and Woolworths is not going to support (or will be one of the stores were you can spent your voucher, I have decided to ask my R 7000 back, just to be told that I have to top up my down payment to R 20 000, and ...
A friend introduced me to Lyoness cash back programme in June 2013 (has various retail partners) and I was interested in the Pick n Pay card as I shop there quite often. I felt I should start off with the cash back programme so I could familiarise myself with the programme before delving into a ...
I joined Lyoness because it seemed like a perfect fundraising opportunity for the charity I work with. I have invested as a premier member so show my commitment. But since day 1 I have experienced problems. Funds not being allocated. Delays in allocation, no response to emails, phone calls etc. ...
During a recent visit to Cape Town, I was invited by friends to a Lyoness presentation [URL Removed] The prospects sounded good and I decided to join, which was cost-free. The reality is less than what was presented. I ordered flyers in order to subscribe new members and I ordered a Pick & Pay ...