Company Policy

This is the company policies, rules and regulations of JC Premiere Business International Inc. (“the Company”) that would govern the transactions and any business dealings involving the products of the Company, by and among the members, Authorized Wholesalers, clients of the Company and such other related matters.

This Company Policy, Rules and Regulations (the “Company Policy”) form an integral part of the contract of each Authorized Wholesaler with the Company. As such, each Authorized Wholesaler is expected to have read and understood the contents of this Company Policy. Further, each Authorized Wholesaler is required to familiarize himself with the Company Policy as part of his obligations as Authorized Wholesaler of the Company products.

Authorized Wholesalers are strictly required to observe the terms and conditions embodied in this Company Policy. Any violation of these rules would be met with appropriate penalties, including automatic cancellation/termination/deactivation of accounts and/or membership depending on the gravity of the violation committed. Upon deactivation of the account, the Authorized Wholesaler shall be given a period of three (3) days to clarify in writing the issues pertaining to the ground/s for the cancellation/termination/deactivation. Authorized Wholesaler’s failure to submit the required clarificatory letter shall be construed as waiver of his/her right to be heard that would merit the permanent cancellation/termination/ deactivation of his/her account/s for membership.

THIS COMPANY POLICY MAY BE AMENDED, REVISED OR MODIFIED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT NEED OF CONSENT OF THE Authorized Wholesalers.

PART I. COMPANY POLICY

1.                 DEFINITION OF TERMS

This definition of terms applies to all contractual arrangements between the Company and the Authorized Wholesaler as well as in the literature and other product promotional materials, unless the context otherwise requires, the following words or phrases shall have the meaning ascribed to them:

“PPV” – Product Purchase Voucher

“5TH PAIR” – every 5th sales match of the Authorized Wholesaler will entitle said Authorized Wholesaler to Php 1,500.00 worth of Products Points in PPV Form.

“APPLICANT” – a person who has expressed his intention to be an Authorized Wholesaler of the products and has filled-out and submitted the duly accomplished Application Form to the Company’s authorized agent.

“APPLICATION FORM” – a form provided by the Company to be filled out by an interested Applicant.

“BUSINESS CENTER” – a venue where the Business Center Owner deals with business transactions involving the products, including the holding of seminars, training and direct selling of the products.

“COMPANY” – means JC Premiere Business International Inc.

“CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION” – means all information, written or oral, furnished by the Company to the Authorized Wholesaler, whether such information is prepared by or obtained from the Parties, their clients, partners, advisors or otherwise, together with business plans, financial statements, analyses, compilations, Product literature, studies or other documents prepared by and/or received from the Company, its partners, agents, employees or representatives (including without limitation attorneys, accountants, analysts and product advisors) which contain or otherwise reflect such information.

“CROSSLINE” – any Registered Authorized Wholesaler of the company that does not belong to your line of Business, not being the Authorized Wholesaler’s upline or downline and belongs to another team or organization other than the Authorized Wholesaler’s original line of business.

“DIRECT SPONSORED DOWNLINE” – a person directly invited by a sponsor to avail at least one product package offered by the company to become an Authorized Wholesaler.

“AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER’S ONLINE PORTAL” – this is the website where the Authorized Wholesalers may view, manage and monitor his account and its history and other account information.

“DORMANCY” – the process by which an Authorized Wholesaler voluntarily ceased to be active (i.e. no purchase of products; not allowed to conduct or attend company presentations, training and events; not allowed to visit the head office or any of its branches, business/training centers and the like) for a period of 180 days.

“DOWNLINE” – a sponsored authorized wholesaler who eventually formed part of the network of the sponsor or upline, either directly sponsored by the latter or not.

“INACTIVE ACCOUNT(S)” – an account or accounts of an Authorized Wholesaler which has not been engaged in any sales activity (i.e. sponsoring new downlines or purchasing products) for an aggregate period of 180 days.

“JOINT ACCOUNT(S)” – an account owned by two or more Authorized Wholesalers which shall only be eligible for cash incentives.

“MMPP” – Monthly Maintenance Product Points

“OWNER, BUSINESS CENTER” – a person contractually authorized by the Company to establish a Business Center for purposes of promoting and selling the products and conducting seminars and training thereat.

“AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER(S)” – a person who submitted an Application Form, which has been duly evaluated, determined by the Company to be qualified as an Authorized Wholesaler and whose application has been approved by the Company, which includes Business Center Owner. While having the right to non-exclusively distribute the products of the Company. It is understood that he is not an agent, employee or legal representative of his/her Sponsor or the company. “Premiere Sales Opportunity” – this is a seminar conducted by the Company, which is focused on how to get started. This is the marketing plan presentation where the Global Package, Benefits, products and Compensation Plan is discussed.

“PRICE”

“AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER’S PRICE” – the price of products fixed exclusively for the Authorized Wholesalers.

“SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE” – the selling price set for customers. “Product Package” – this is a set of JC products that should be availed to become an Authorized Wholesaler of the company. Products included in the package may vary quarterly or semi-annually as part of promotional activities.

“PRODUCTS” – means the items, articles, merchandise and products produced and manufactured under the product label of “JC” which includes 4Green, Calvit – C, Kape Supremo, Premiere Green Tea, Glutafit, HiLife Juice, Organic Barley Capsule, Organic Barley Juice, Good Leaf K-Pod Morning Blend, Good Leaf K-Pod Smooth Blend,Good Leaf Ashitaba Coffee Classic, Good Leaf Ashitaba Coffee Mocha, Good Leaf Ashitaba Capsule, Omni White Soap, Omni White Kojic Soap, Omni White Cream, Omni White Pinkish Cream, Omni White Toner, Omni White BB Cream, Omni White Lotion, Omni White Scrub, Omni White Bubble Cleanser, Omnifit, Omni White CC Cushion, K-Pads Day, K-Pads Night, K-Pads Panty Liner, Nature’s Own Shampoo, Nature’s Own Conditioner, Nature’s Own Toothgel and Mini Me Diaper and such other products as may be introduced or produced by the Company from time to time.

“RE-ENTRY PROGRAM” – the process by which an Authorized Wholesaler of the company is given the clearance to transfer to any sponsor, group, or organization within the company other than his original sponsor or line of business bounded by the company policy. Re-entry program requires an Authorized Wholesaler to “purchase” a new package to signify entry and the latter may choose either to join in his previous line of business, sponsor, or upline or to a new sponsor, group or line of business provided that the line he will belong to does not have any waiting accounts or unpaired accounts under his new line of business, and the pending financial obligation from the previous line of business or direct sponsor have been met or satisfied.

“SAFETY NET” – the safety measure in the Sales Match System, wherein an Authorized Wholesaler will only be paid for a maximum of ten (10) sales match per day. This mechanism is followed to balance the methods of earning through membership of new Authorized Wholesalers and direct sales of products.

“SALES ORGANIZATION” – this consists of the Authorized Wholesalers’ organization or Sales Group which includes the entirety of the Authorized Wholesalers’ Downline.

“SALES GROUP” – An Authorized Wholesaler may have two (2) sales groups when he starts his network under one account; the left sales group and the right sales group. For each Sales Group, the Authorized Wholesaler may have as many Downlines as he can manage.

“SPONSOR” – an Authorized Wholesaler who introduces and registers a person to the Company, who eventually becomes an Authorized Wholesaler by virtue of the Company’s acceptance of the Authorized Wholesaler’s application. Sponsors are commonly known as “Direct Uplines”. A sponsor is responsible for training and supporting his Downlines in the conduct of business.

“UNAUTHORIZED RE-SPONSORING” – an act by an Authorized Wholesaler of transferring a person from one Authorized Wholesaler’s Organization to another, which is strictly prohibited under this Policy.

“UNAUTHORIZED FORMS” – It is an act by which an Authorized Wholesaler misleads a potential Authorized Wholesaler in letting him affix his signature in the application form without clearly explaining the business model of the company, as well as without clearly indicating the purpose of signing the application form thereof. Every Authorized Wholesaler has the obligation to explain to the potential Authorized Wholesaler that affixing his signature to the aforementioned application form would constitute that he would become the legal sponsored downline of the latter. Failure to do so will merit strict sanctions and penalties.

1. APPLICATION AS AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER

2.1 WHO MAY APPLY. Any natural person at least eighteen (18) years of age who has not been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude may become an Authorized Wholesaler. Applicants below the age of fifteen (15) years old may be accepted provided their applications are with the consent of their parents. Any corporation, partnership or association, duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or its equivalent and legally authorized to do business in the Philippines may become an Authorized Wholesaler. In all instances, the Applicant must have capacity to enter into a contract in the Philippines and must comply with all the legal requirements under the Philippine laws.

2.2 APPLICATION PROCESS. To become an Authorized Wholesaler, the Applicant must follow the following procedure:

2.2.1 The Applicant must fill out the Application Form. With respect to application forms of applicants below the age of 15 years old, the same shall be accompanied by a consent form from their parents;

2.2.2 Once an Application form has been duly accomplished and signed, the applicant shall not be allowed to change his sponsor or choose another upline for a period of thirty (30) days notwithstanding the fact that no purchase has yet been made. After the lapse of said period, applicants may be allowed to change sponsorship provided no purchase has been made yet. The thirty-day-period prohibition shall be reckoned from the date appearing on the application form or any supporting documents signifying the applicant’s intention to be under the sponsorship of the upline concerned, whichever comes first.

2.2.3 The Application Form will be evaluated by the Company;

2.2.4 The Applicant shall read in full and familiarize himself with the terms and conditions embodied in the Application Form and in this Policy.

2.2.5 Once the Application Form has been accomplished and duly approved, the Applicant signifies his unconditional acceptance of and assent to the terms and conditions contained in the Application Form and this Policy. Direct sponsors are obliged to explain to their new downlines or members the company policy substantially putting more emphasis on the prohibited acts, selling below the suggested retail price and other salient provisions of the policy.

2.2.6 To ensure compliance with the foregoing provision, the Application Form shall be accompanied by an acknowledgement form signed by the new Authorized Wholesaler signifying that he has understood and shall abide by the company policy which must be submitted to the Company or its duly authorized representatives. Application Forms not received by the Company shall not be binding on the Company.

2.2.7 The Applicant becomes a full-fledged Authorized Wholesaler upon approval of his Application and completion of the foregoing procedure.

2.3 NUMBER OF ACCOUNTS ALLOWED. Authorized Wholesalers shall only be allowed a maximum of thirty one (31) paid accounts per name without regard to whether the same is a promo or regular account.

III. QUALIFICATIONS OF AUTHORIZED WHOLESALERS

3.1 Husband and wife may become individual Authorized Wholesalers. However, they will automatically be considered as one entity and should register under the same group such that the husband or the wife can only be an upline or downline of his or her spouse. Legally married spouses may not engage in different Groups (Crosslining) in conducting the business.

3.2 In instances where the spouses have already been previously registered under different groups, each spouse is required to transfer to the Sales Group where the spouse who either first signed the application form or joined the Company belongs. The spouses shall be given a period of thirty (30) days to transfer. All commissions, benefits or privileges earned by the transferring account should be withdrawn within the said period prior to the approval of the transfer. Once transfer is approved, any commission, benefits or privileges owing to said account will be voided and forfeited in favor of the company.

3.3 Pending transfer of the transferring spouse, he/she will not be permitted to have any pending downlines. Failure to transfer one of the spouses within the period allowed shall give the Company the right to exercise its discretion to protect the interest of the Company.

3.4 The transfer contemplated under Section 3.2 above shall be completed upon the transferring spouse’s purchase of another product package from a Sponsor in a group where he/she will transfer.

3.5 The spouses shall not be allowed to register under Sponsors from different groups. Any downlines created in violation of this rule shall be forfeited.

3.6 Partnerships, corporations or associations duly organized and recognized under Philippine laws may become an Authorized Wholesaler. The said entities must submit a letter of intent to become an Authorized Wholesaler together with the appropriate Secretary’s Certificate (for corporations) authorizing the filing of Application, designation of the authorized representative for purposes of such application and authorizing the submission of pertinent documents as may be required by the Company.

3.7 Authorized Wholesaler who has been found guilty for violating Company Rules or Code of Ethical Standards and was sanctioned by a penalty of “Termination of Account” will likewise be applied to his or her spouse, child and parents who were also an Authorized Wholesaler.

1. PRIVILEGES OF AUTHORIZED WHOLESALERS

4.1 As an Authorized Wholesaler of the Company products, the Authorized Wholesaler shall be authorized to engage into direct selling of the products.

4.2 As direct seller of the products, the Authorized Wholesaler shall be entitled to receive corresponding compensation, rebates, commissions and such other privileges as may be determined by the Company from time to time.

4.3 Privileges granted under this Section IV shall automatically cease to exist at the precise moment of the Authorized Wholesaler’s termination or revocation of affiliation with the Company.

1. SPONSORING

5.1 Sponsors shall be responsible for their direct downlines. They shall ensure that their downlines are properly trained and familiar with the Company and its products, the terms and conditions of this Company Policy, the Company’s Compensation Plan and his obligations, duties and responsibilities as Authorized Wholesaler, which includes, but not limited to the following:

Ensuring that the downline attends the required trainings and seminars;

Entertaining products enquiries and clarifications from the downline;

Advising and guiding the downline in respect of marketing and sales strategy;

Updating and informing their downlines of new Company issuances and policies.

5.2 The Sponsor may extend his sponsoring activities to any country where the Company has presence subject to the approval of the Company. However, Authorized Wholesalers are allowed to purchase products from any Business Center.

5.3 Additional Account – if an Authorized Wholesaler has an existing account and decided to avail an additional account, the sponsor of the additional Id number will be under the sponsorship of his/her existing id number.

1. EXCLUSIVITY

6.1 Authorized Wholesalers are prohibited from joining any other Direct Selling or multi- level marketing or engage in selling products that are similar to or in competition with the Company’s products.

6.2 In the event that an Authorized Wholesaler is actively involved in a similar competing company, direct selling, or multi-level in nature, prior to the registration, he must show proof that he has nullified his involvement with these competing companies and is prohibited to entice or sponsor people from the latter. Failure to do so will merit applicable sanctions to protect the company and its Authorized Wholesalers.

VII. RELATIONSHIP AND REPRESENTATION

7.1 The Authorized Wholesalers are considered independent contractors for all intents and purposes. It is understood that he is not an agent, employee or legal representative of his/her Sponsor or the Company. The Authorized Wholesalers shall not, in any manner, represent himself as such.

7.2 Has no power to bind the Company to any obligation and he shall be solely responsible for all applicable income, sales, social security or other applicable taxes, licenses and fees arising out of his activities as such Authorized Wholesaler.

VIII. MANAGEMENT OF ACCOUNT

8.1 The Authorized Wholesaler shall be responsible for keeping the information in his accounts accurate. The Company has the right to terminate any account that is determined to contain inaccurate information.

8.2 The Authorized Wholesaler shall not employ any machination or manipulation, including but not limited to the use of dummies, in order to defeat the limitation set forth in Section 8.1 above. Any violation of this provision shall give the Company the right to automatically cancel and terminate the Authorized Wholesaler’s account.

8.3 Authorized Wholesalers whose accounts have been inactive for an aggregate period of six months (180 days) shall be notified through email, text or social media that their accounts will be temporarily put on “hold”. To activate said account, they will need to purchase a package that will earn at least 120 MMPP.

8.4 Reselling of existing accounts to any person is strictly prohibited regardless of whether the transferee belongs to the same group, crossline, upline, downline, relative or a complete stranger.

8.5 Transferring and renaming of account may be accomplished under the following conditions. If the account holder requests to have his account transferred and renamed, either only to his upline, direct sponsored downline or direct sponsored upline, a written letter of consent must be presented.

8.5.1 If the account holder is found to have committed violations in the company policy, which prompted cancellation/termination of the account, the Company reserves the right either to transfer the account to the direct sponsored upline or account ownership of the company.

8.6. Any account renamed and transferred to another Authorized Wholesaler will void all incentives (i.e. sales match points, dreams, lifestyle, cash incentives, commissions, Buy1Take1 privileges, and the likes).

8.7 The Company may allow the transfer of registration by reason of the Authorized Wholesaler’s death. The transfer shall take effect upon the request of the legal heirs of the Authorized Wholesaler subject to the application of Philippine law on succession. The following transfer procedure shall be observed in case of death of the Authorized Wholesaler:

8.7.1 The legal surviving spouse, any legitimate child, or illegitimate child in the absence of legitimate children, parent or sibling in that order, shall have one year from the date of the Authorized Wholesaler’s Death to notify the company of such death;

8.7.2 The legal surviving spouse, any legitimate child, or illegitimate child in the absence of legitimate children, parent or sibling in that order, shall write a letter request for the transfer of registration of account of the deceased Authorized Wholesaler;

8.7.3 The letter-request shall be accompanied by certified true copy of death certificate, judicial or extra-judicial settlement of estate of the deceased Authorized Wholesaler, last will and testament (if the account is adjudicated in the will) and proof of relationship between the deceased Authorized Wholesaler and the legal heir;

8.7.4 The letter-request shall state in whose favor the account should be transferred;

8.7.5 The Company shall evaluate the request and may request for additional supporting documents to aid in processing the request;

8.7.6 The transferee shall step-in the rights of the deceased Authorized Wholesaler and assume all his obligations as such Authorized Wholesaler. Any account transferred by reason of the Authorized Wholesaler’s death shall not void the account’s current income and incentives.

9. JOINT ACCOUNTS AND ACCOUNT CONSOLIDATION
   
   Not Applicable for ranking purposes defined under 9.2

9.1 Joint Accounts. Subject to prior written approval by the Company, two or more Authorized Wholesalers may be allowed to register a Joint Account solely for the limited purpose of internal sharing of earnings and eligibility for such cash incentives as the Company may expressly allow under its then prevailing compensation rules. A Joint Account is a mere privilege, not a right, and may be granted, denied, conditioned, suspended, withdrawn, or revoked by the Company at any time whenever warranted by business, operational, compliance, disciplinary, risk-control, or policy considerations.

1. Mandatory Memorandum of Agreement. Applicants shall submit a duly executed Memorandum of Agreement, in form and substance satisfactory to the Company, which shall, at a minimum, clearly state the parties’ agreed internal arrangement on the following:

1. the division, allocation, or attribution of commission points, credits, or similar earnings generated or recorded under the Joint Account;
2. the distribution of cash incentives, which, unless the Company expressly approves otherwise in writing, shall be presumed to be in equal shares between the joint account holders; and
3. such other stipulations, undertakings, authorizations, waivers, and internal arrangements as the parties may deem appropriate, provided that the same are not contrary to law, morals, public policy, or Company rules, and shall not be binding upon the Company except to the extent expressly recognized by the Company in writing.

1. No Merger and No Assumption by the Company. A Joint Account shall not operate to merge the separate juridical, contractual, financial, disciplinary, operational, genealogical, sponsorship, lineage, or compliance identities of the participating Authorized Wholesalers. The Company shall not be bound by, nor be deemed to have assumed, guaranteed, arbitrated, or enforced, any private arrangement, side agreement, understanding, or dispute between the joint account holders concerning entitlement, sharing, reimbursement, indemnity, or distribution, all of which shall remain exclusively for the account and risk of the parties thereto.

1. Strictly Limited Effect. Unless the Company expressly states otherwise in writing, a Joint Account shall qualify only for cash incentives specifically allowed by the Company and shall not, by itself, confer any right to account consolidation, combined ranking, leaderboard placement, titles, awards, recognition, succession rights, transfer rights, or any other status-based privilege under the Company’s compensation, recognition, or promotional systems.

1. No Automatic Approval and No Estoppel. No Joint Account shall be deemed approved by silence, prior practice, provisional processing, temporary system accommodation, partial acceptance of documents, or continued participation in the business. Only a written approval issued by the proper Company authority shall be valid and enforceable against the Company. No claim of estoppel, vested right, reliance, usage, or implied approval shall lie against the Company by reason of any prior or pending application.

1. Additional Requirements and Continuing Review. The Company may, at any time before or after approval, require additional documents, declarations, specimen signatures, verifications, interviews, certifications, or undertakings, and may conduct such review as it deems necessary to determine the propriety, authenticity, compliance status, business purpose, and continuing validity of the Joint Account arrangement.

1. Grounds for Denial, Suspension, or Revocation. Without prejudice to other Company remedies, the Company may deny, suspend, terminate, or revoke a Joint Account upon finding misrepresentation, falsity, concealment of material facts, bad faith, abuse, internal dispute adversely affecting operations, policy circumvention, inactivity, non-compliance, disciplinary breach, or any circumstance which, in the Company’s judgment, renders the arrangement improper, imprudent, prejudicial, or inconsistent with Company interests.

9.2 PARTNER’S RANKING CONSOLIDATION POLICY

The following rules shall govern requests for the consolidation of two qualified accounts for ranking and recognition purposes under the JC system.

9.2.1. Policy Objective

The Company recognizes that certain spouses, common-law partners, siblings, and parent-child tandems may genuinely build the business together and may therefore wish to be evaluated as a combined unit for ranking and recognition purposes. This Policy is intended to allow such consolidation in meritorious cases while protecting the integrity, fairness, competitiveness, and credibility of the Company’s ranking system.

Account consolidation is a limited privilege subject at all times to Company approval, verification, and continuing compliance with this Policy. No person shall acquire a vested or automatic right to consolidation merely by reason of relationship, prior practice, or submission of an application.

9.2.2. Scope and Limitation

This Policy applies only to the consolidation of a maximum of two (2) existing JC accounts for ranking, leaderboard placement, and recognition purposes, and only to such extent as may be necessary to calculate or reflect the approved Combined Ranking.

Unless Management expressly states otherwise in writing, an approved consolidation shall not operate to merge, novate, transfer, offset, or extinguish the separate contractual, financial, disciplinary, compliance, operational, and account-level obligations of either applicant. Each account, including its incentives, rewards, benefits, earnings, and other individual entitlements, shall remain separate and individually governed by all existing Company rules, codes, compensation plans, sanctions, and procedures, except only to the extent necessary to combine or recognize qualified performance for ranking purposes.

9.2.3. Definition of Terms

1. “Partner’s Consolidation” refers to the approved combination of the production, sales, or such other measurable performance as the Company may recognize, solely for ranking and related recognition purposes.
2. “Combined Ranking” refers to the official placement of two approved accounts under one ranking slot, unit, or leaderboard entry, to be reflected under both names or under such official naming format as the Company may prescribe.
3. “Active Member” means an account in good standing that continues to satisfy the Company’s then-current activity, production, compliance, and qualification requirements.
4. “Ghost Partnering” means any simulated, false, nominal, paper-based, or deceptive consolidation where one account holder does not genuinely participate in the business, or where the relationship, eligibility, or participation of either applicant is materially misrepresented to obtain an advantage.

9.2.4. Eligible Relationships

1. Only the following relationships may apply for consolidation, subject to complete documentary support, verification, and approval:

(i) legally married spouses;

(ii) common-law partners who have continuously lived together for at least three (3) years and remain in an actual and continuing domestic partnership;

(iii) immediate family relationships consisting of either biological siblings, excluding half-siblings and step-siblings, or a parent and child, excluding step-parent and step-child relationships.

1. For avoidance of doubt, half-siblings, step-siblings, step-parents, stepchildren, and other half- or step-relations, as well as cousins, in-laws, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, friends, business associates, and all other persons outside the relationships expressly recognized above, are not eligible for consolidation.
2. Both applicants must already have their own existing JC accounts at the time of application. A spouse, common-law partner, parent, child, sibling, or other person may not be added, enrolled, or treated as part of another person’s account merely for purposes of consolidation.
3. Same Sales Group Requirement. In addition to satisfying the qualifying relationship requirements above, the two applicants must belong to the same sales group or genealogy within the JC network, such that one applicant is within the direct or indirect sales group of the other, as reflected in the Company’s official system records.

Crossline consolidation is strictly prohibited. Accordingly, two accounts belonging to different teams, sales groups, or genealogy lines may not be consolidated, even if the account holders are spouses, common-law partners, siblings, or parent and child who would otherwise qualify under this Policy.

For purposes of determining compliance with this requirement, the Company’s official account, sponsorship, and genealogy records shall be controlling. No transfer, restructuring, reassignment, artificial placement, or other arrangement shall be made or recognized for the purpose of circumventing this restriction or making otherwise crossline accounts eligible for consolidation.

9.2.5. Documentary Requirements

1. Married spouses must submit a valid PSA or civil registry marriage certificate, or such equivalent official record as Management may accept for good cause.
2. Common-law partners must submit proof establishing actual and continuous cohabitation for at least three (3) years and an existing domestic partnership. Acceptable proof may include joint billing or official correspondence showing a common address, joint account documentation, a duly notarized Affidavit of Cohabitation, proof relating to a common child, if any, and such other competent documents as Management may require. Where the parties have no common child, Management may require additional documentary proof to establish the continuity and genuineness of the relationship.
3. Siblings must submit PSA or civil registry birth certificates, or equivalent official records, sufficient to establish the qualifying sibling relationship and to verify that the applicants are not half-siblings or step-siblings.
4. A parent and child must submit the PSA or civil registry birth certificate of the child, or such equivalent official record as may establish the qualifying parent-child relationship and verify that the relationship is not a step-parent or step-child relationship.
5. Management may require the submission of additional identification documents, account records, interviews, declarations, or other supporting proof whenever reasonably necessary to verify eligibility, authenticity, actual participation, or continued compliance.
6. For spouses and common-law partners, Management may require continuing verification that the qualifying relationship remains subsisting, including updated declarations, supporting documents, interviews, telephone verification, or other reasonable means. The Company shall not be required to rely indefinitely on the documents submitted at the time of the original application.

9.2.6. Conditions of Approval and Effect of Consolidation

1. A consolidation shall become effective only upon written approval by Management and only for the ranking period specified in the approval.
2. Once approved, the consolidation shall remain binding for the applicable ranking period and may not be withdrawn, revoked, or separated at the unilateral option of either party during such period, except upon written approval by Management or upon dissolution under this Policy.
3. The Company may require that the ranking entry reflect both names, or may adopt such naming convention, formatting rule, or leaderboard presentation as it considers proper for operational consistency.
4. Unless Management expressly provides otherwise, any trophy, plaque, title, award unit, or similar recognition corresponding to a combined ranking shall be treated as one rank award for the consolidated slot.
5. Approval of consolidation for one ranking period shall not guarantee automatic renewal for succeeding periods. The Company may require a fresh application, updated proof, or revalidation at any time.
6. Consolidation is principally for ranking purposes. Except to the extent expressly necessary to aggregate qualified performance for Combined Ranking, the applicants’ individual accounts, incentives, rewards, benefits, and other account-level entitlements shall remain separate.

9.2.7. Continuing Compliance and Anti-Abuse Safeguards

1. Both applicants must maintain their respective existing JC accounts as Active Members at all relevant times. Management may dissolve the consolidation and revert the accounts to individual ranking treatment, without prejudice to any other sanction or consequence under Company rules.
2. An individual may consolidate with only one other account at any given time. Multiple-account stacking, layering, or chaining for ranking purposes is strictly prohibited.
3. Consolidation is limited to a maximum of two (2) individuals. No trio, group, family cluster, or other multi-account combination shall be permitted under one ranking slot.
4. Switching, rotating, or substituting a consolidated spouse, common-law partner, sibling, parent, or child for the purpose of improving, preserving, manipulating, or strategically qualifying for ranking targets is strictly prohibited. A three (3)-year restriction or cooling-off period shall apply to switching or substitution.
5. Management may investigate at any time whether both parties are genuinely participating in the business, whether the qualifying relationship continues to exist, and whether the consolidation continues to serve the legitimate purpose for which it was approved. For spouses and common-law partners, Management may directly contact either or both applicants or require updated proof to verify that the relationship remains subsisting.
6. The Company may establish and enforce system controls to prevent circumvention or manipulation of Combined Ranking, including controls relating to qualifying account or ID numbers, the designation of the main or primary ID for ranking display, and the treatment of multiple accounts associated with an applicant.

9.2.8. Grounds for Denial, Dissolution, Disqualification, and Sanctions

1. The Company may deny, suspend, dissolve, or refuse to renew a consolidation whenever it finds any misrepresentation, falsified or unreliable documents, ghost partnering, ineligibility, inactivity, bad faith, circumvention of ranking rules, or other conduct inconsistent with the intent of this Policy.
2. Any discovery of falsified documents, concealment of material facts, or ghost partnering shall be sufficient ground for immediate disqualification from the relevant ranking or incentive program and may further subject the involved accounts to suspension, forfeiture of recognition, cancellation of benefits related to the improper consolidation, and such other disciplinary action as may be allowed under Company policies.
3. If any award, benefit, or recognition has already been granted by reason of a consolidation later found to be improper, the Company may revoke the same and require such return, adjustment, or restitution as may be proper under the circumstances, to the extent allowed by law and Company policy.
4. Without prejudice to immediate or more serious disciplinary action that may be warranted under Section 8.2 or other Company policies, violations of the account consolidation or anti-circumvention rules may be subject to the following progressive sanctions:

(i) First violation – removal or cancellation of the consolidated or paired arrangement;

(ii) Second violation – suspension of the account for the period of sixty  (60) days;

(iii) Third violation – suspension of the account for the period of ninety  (90) days;

(iv) Fourth violation – termination of the account.

9.2.9. Application Procedure

1. Applicants shall submit a duly accomplished Company-prescribed application form, a letter of intent signed by both parties, and all documentary proof required under this Policy.
2. The submission of an application does not create approval by silence, estoppel, or implied acceptance. Only written approval by the proper Company authority shall be recognized.
3. Management shall have the sole and final authority to determine whether the application is sufficient, whether the relationship and participation have been adequately established, and whether approval is consistent with the Company’s ranking policies and business interests.
4. Upon receipt of a complete application and all required supporting documents, the Company shall endeavor to complete its review and assessment within two (2) working days, subject to the completion of any additional verification or checks that Management may reasonably require.
5. The assessment process shall include, as applicable, review of documentary completeness, verification of identity and qualifying relationship, confirmation that both applicants maintain existing JC accounts, validation of actual business participation, compliance and account-status checks, and written approval or denial by the proper Company authority.

9.2.10. Reservation of Rights

The Company reserves the right, at any time and with prospective effect, to interpret, amend, supplement, suspend, or repeal this Policy, or to issue implementing guidelines for its proper administration, provided that previously approved consolidations may be transitioned in such manner as Management deems fair and operationally necessary.

9.2.11. Separability and Non-Waiver

If any portion of this Policy is found invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force to the fullest extent permitted by law. No failure or delay by the Company in enforcing any provision of this Policy shall be construed as a waiver of its rights.

9.2.12. Effectivity

This Policy shall take effect on such date as may be designated by the Company and shall apply to all applications for consolidation submitted on or after such effectivity date, unless Management expressly provides otherwise.

1. PROHIBITED ACTS

10.1 CHANGE OF SPONSOR. Any Authorized Wholesaler is not allowed to change Sponsor under any circumstances. In such instances, the Company has no obligation to honor subsequent registrations and will consider only the first registration as a valid registration.

In the event that the potential Authorized Wholesaler is invited and has already signed an application, even though that potential Authorized Wholesaler has not purchased a package that will satisfy completion of registration process, the signed application form will be honored for a period of three months, provided it does not fall under fraudulent acts whose aim is to let the potential Authorized Wholesaler sign the said application form known as “Unauthorized Forms”.

10.2 INVITATION TO TRANSFER. It is strictly prohibited to engage in any activity that involves the solicitation or invitation of, or otherwise motivating or encouraging any existing Authorized Wholesalers to transfer from one sales group to another in consideration of any kind of offer such as, but not limited to free slots, marketing support, financial support and others.

10.3 CROSSLINING. It is an act by which a registered Authorized Wholesaler of the company engages in any business transaction with other sponsors or upline not from his original line of business or organization, i.e. registration of account under another upline or different line of business. In case of violation, the errant Authorized Wholesaler is required to terminate the subsequent account under the different line of business. He shall not be entitled to carry over any privileges or incentives earned from the account to be terminated.

SPONSORING ACTIVE MEMBERS. Sponsoring active Authorized Wholesalers from his own sales group or from other groups or crosslines constitutes “Unauthorized Re-sponsoring” and is strictly prohibited.

10.4 BONUS BUYING. Bonus buying is strictly prohibited. The following acts constitute bonus buying:

Registration of certain individuals without his/or knowledge and/or accomplishment of Application Form without his/or consent.

Fraudulent registration of any individual as an Authorized Wholesaler without purchasing any package and without the knowledge and consent of such individual.

Registration or attempted registration of fictitious or non-existing individual/s as Authorized Wholesaler for purposes of qualifying for bonus, commissions or to avail of any privileges or promotions.

Any other ways or machinations by which strategic purchases are made to maximize commissions or bonuses when an Authorized Wholesaler does not have a bona-fide use for the products purchased.

10.5 Commission of any of the prohibited acts enumerated above shall merit proper sanctions, which may include, among others, outright termination of account.

1. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT

11.1 The Authorized Wholesaler recognizes that the Company is the exclusive owner of all the Company’s Intellectual Property in the products. The Authorized Wholesaler shall not challenge Company’s ownership of such Intellectual Property and shall not do any act that may have detrimental effect to the Company’s Intellectual Property.

11.2 The Authorized Wholesaler undertakes not to use or disclose to any other person or entities any of the Company’s Confidential Information and will use only such Confidential Information (as defined in Section 1 hereof) in good faith and subject to any restrictions imposed by the Company as herein contained.

11.3 The Authorized Wholesaler’s confidentiality undertaking under this Section shall survive the termination of the Authorized Wholesaler’s account with the Company and shall remain in full force and effect perpetually.

XII. TERMINATION OF ACCOUNT

12.1 The Authorized Wholesaler’s authorization to distribute the Company’s products and packages is granted perpetually unless terminated voluntarily or involuntarily.

12.2 The Authorized Wholesaler may voluntarily terminate the distributorship upon his submission of written request withdrawing or pulling out his account from the Company. Termination under this clause is effective upon receipt of the written request or on the date stated in such written request.

12.3 The Company shall have the right to terminate the Authorized Wholesaler’s account with the Company on the ground of violation of any provisions in this Company Policy, the terms and conditions embodied in the Application Form and the Company’s Compensation Plan. Termination under this clause is effective upon actual receipt by the Authorized Wholesaler of the written notice of termination from the Company and retroacts to the day of the commission of the offense;

12.4 Authorized Wholesalers, whose account has been terminated, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, are prohibited to engage into multi-level marketing or direct selling activities that offer products that are similar to or in competition with the Company’s products within a period of one (1) year from the date of termination.

12.5 Post-Termination Non-Competition, Non-Solicitation, and Liquidated Damages

12.5.1 Acknowledgment of Legitimate Business Interest.

The Authorized Wholesaler acknowledges that, by reason of this Agreement and its dealings with the Company, it obtains access to the Company’s confidential and proprietary business information, including but not limited to product information, pricing, promotions, sales systems, compensation structures, customer and wholesaler data, trade channels, marketing strategies, training materials, supplier and operational information, and the goodwill and network developed by the Company. The Authorized Wholesaler further acknowledges that these interests are legitimate, protectable, and material to the Company’s business, and that the restrictions under this Section are reasonable and necessary for the protection thereof.

12.5.2 Non-Competition.

For a period of two (2) years from the effective date of termination, cancellation, expiration, or non-renewal of the Authorized Wholesaler’s account or this Agreement, whether such termination is voluntary or involuntary, with or without cause, the Authorized Wholesaler shall not, within the Philippines, or through online, digital, or remote means directed to the Philippine market, directly or indirectly, for itself or for any other person or entity:

1. Engage in, own, operate, manage, control, finance, join, render services to, represent, promote, market, distribute, or otherwise participate in any multi-level marketing, direct selling, network marketing, distributorship, dealership, or similar business involving any Competing Product or Competing Business;

1. Sell, offer for sale, distribute, market, endorse, recruit for, or assist in the sale, distribution, or promotion of any Competing Product; or

1. Act as employee, consultant, agent, advisor, partner, incorporator, stockholder with controlling or substantial interest, nominee, or in any other similar capacity in any Competing Business.

For purposes of this Agreement, “Competing Product” means any product or product line that is the same as, substantially similar to, functionally equivalent to, substitutable for, or marketed as an alternative to any product sold, distributed, promoted, or actively developed by the Company during the last twelve (12) months immediately preceding termination. “Competing Business” means any business engaged in the sale, distribution, promotion, or marketing of any Competing Product through multi-level marketing, direct selling, network marketing, dealership, distributorship, or analogous business models.

12.5.3 Non-Solicitation / Non-Piracy.

For the same two (2)-year period, the Authorized Wholesaler shall not, directly or indirectly, for itself or for any other person or entity:

1. Solicit, recruit, induce, persuade, entice, or attempt to solicit, recruit, induce, persuade, or entice any of the Company’s wholesalers, dealers, members, downlines, sales personnel, employees, or agents to reduce, terminate, or transfer their relationship with the Company, or to join, assist, or promote any Competing Business;

1. Solicit, divert, or attempt to divert any customer, account, lead, sales network, or business opportunity of the Company for the benefit of any Competing Business; or

1. Assist or cooperate with any other person or entity in doing any of the foregoing.

12.5.4 Non-Use of Confidential Information.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall not, at any time during or after the termination of this Agreement, use, disclose, reproduce, exploit, or allow the use or disclosure of the Company’s confidential, proprietary, or trade-sensitive information for its own benefit or for the benefit of any third party, especially for the purpose of establishing, promoting, or assisting any Competing Business.

12.5.5 No Circumvention Through Affiliates or Nominees.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall be deemed in breach of this Section if any of the prohibited acts are committed by or through its spouse, relatives within the fourth civil degree, employees, agents, nominees, alter egos, dummies, affiliates, controlled entities, or any person or entity acting in concert with or for the benefit of the Authorized Wholesaler.

12.5.6 Separability.

The restrictions and undertakings under this Section are separate, divisible, and independent covenants. The invalidity or unenforceability of any particular restriction shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the remaining restrictions, which shall continue in full force to the maximum extent allowed by law.

12.5.7 Reasonableness.

The Authorized Wholesaler expressly acknowledges that the limitations as to time, territory, and scope of activity under this Section are fair, reasonable, and necessary to protect the Company’s legitimate business interests and goodwill, and do not unreasonably deprive the Authorized Wholesaler of livelihood. If any portion of this Section is found excessive in scope, the parties authorize the court to enforce it to the maximum extent permitted by law.

12.5.8 Liquidated Damages and Other Remedies.

Any violation of this Section shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement, and the Authorized Wholesaler shall, without need of proof of actual damages, pay the Company liquidated damages in the amount of ONE MILLION PESOS (Php1,000,000.00) for every proven breach, it being acknowledged by the parties that the actual damages arising from such breach are difficult to ascertain with precision. Such liquidated damages are agreed upon as a reasonable pre-estimate of loss and not as a penalty intended to oppress the Authorized Wholesaler.

The foregoing shall be without prejudice to the Company’s right, where allowed by law and this Agreement, to seek:

1. Injunctive relief, temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction, and/or permanent injunction to immediately restrain any actual or threatened breach;
2. Recovery of actual, compensatory, and temperate damages when legally recoverable;
3. Exemplary damages in proper cases involving wanton, fraudulent, reckless, oppressive, or malevolent conduct; and
4. Attorney’s fees, litigation expenses, and costs of suit.

The Authorized Wholesaler further agrees that the Company may pursue specific performance and/or injunctive relief in addition to the liquidated damages where the law and this Agreement permit cumulative remedies.

12.5.9 Accrual of Cause of Action.

A single act of solicitation, recruitment, promotion, sale, assistance, inducement, or participation in a Competing Business during the restricted period shall be sufficient to constitute a cause of action under this Section, without prejudice to the Company’s right to prove multiple breaches.

12.6 The Authorized Wholesaler may voluntarily terminate his account(s). In the event that the Authorized Wholesaler desires to become active again either from the same line of business, group, or upline or transfer to another sponsor, group, or line of business, the latter may do so provided that the conditions mentioned on the Re-Entry process are met.

XIII. DATA PRIVACY, CONFIDENTIALITY, RETURN OF DATA, DELETION, AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

13.1 Recognition of Data Privacy Obligations.

The Parties acknowledge that, in the course of this Agreement, the Authorized Wholesaler may receive, collect, record, access, store, organize, update, use, transmit, disclose, retrieve, consult, share, or otherwise process personal data and other confidential information relating to the Company, its officers, employees, wholesalers, members, customers, leads, applicants, service providers, and other business contacts. The Authorized Wholesaler expressly undertakes to process all such data strictly in accordance with Republic Act No. 10173, otherwise known as the Data Privacy Act of 2012, its Implementing Rules and Regulations, and all other applicable issuances of the National Privacy Commission.

13.2 Nature of Data and Company-Controlled Information.

For purposes of this Agreement, “Company Data” shall include all information, whether in physical, electronic, digital, cloud-based, written, printed, recorded, photographed, stored, or otherwise embodied form, that is obtained, generated, compiled, accessed, maintained, or processed by the Authorized Wholesaler by reason of or in connection with this Agreement, including but not limited to:

1. Names, addresses, mobile numbers, telephone numbers, email addresses, government-issued identifiers, account details, usernames, profile information, payment-related information, demographic information, photographs, IDs, signatures, and other personal information of the Company’s wholesalers, customers, employees, officers, agents, leads, and other contacts;

1. Wholesaler directories, account lists, sales rosters, contact databases, downline structures, genealogy reports, account histories, transaction records, order histories, delivery records, commission records, incentives records, and relationship mapping data;

1. Customer lists, prospect lists, lead sheets, call logs, chat threads, email correspondence, social media contact lists, CRM exports, spreadsheets, forms, reports, screenshots, and other contact or account information;

1. Pricing, discount structures, commission schemes, promotional plans, marketing materials, training materials, scripts, manuals, policies, business processes, internal communications, business strategies, operational methods, and other proprietary or confidential business information of the Company; and

1. All copies, extracts, summaries, compilations, derivatives, backups, archives, mirrors, and reproductions of any of the foregoing, regardless of format or location.

The Parties agree that, as between the Company and the Authorized Wholesaler, all Company Data, and all files, records, databases, compilations, and business materials containing or reflecting such Company Data, are under the lawful control of the Company and are made available to the Authorized Wholesaler only for the limited purposes authorized under this Agreement.

13.3 Limited Authority to Process.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall process Company Data only to the extent strictly necessary for the performance of its obligations under this Agreement and only upon the authority, instructions, policies, and legitimate business purposes of the Company. The Authorized Wholesaler shall not process Company Data for its own benefit or for any purpose unrelated to the business of the Company.

Without limiting the foregoing, the Authorized Wholesaler shall not, directly or indirectly:

1. Copy, scrape, extract, export, harvest, compile, download, reproduce, sell, barter, lease, assign, disclose, transfer, share, publish, post, or otherwise exploit Company Data for its own use or for the use of any third party;

1. Use any mobile number, telephone number, email address, contact information, or profile data of any wholesaler, member, customer, or lead of the Company for solicitation, recruitment, marketing, promotion, or sales activities unrelated to the Company’s business;

1. Use Company Data to solicit, recruit, divert, entice, or induce any wholesaler, member, customer, or lead of the Company to join, patronize, or transact with any competing enterprise or competing product;

1. Transfer Company Data into personal devices, personal accounts, private cloud drives, messaging platforms, social media accounts, or third-party systems not expressly authorized by the Company;

1. Retain Company Data after the expiration or termination of this Agreement, except to the extent that retention is strictly required by law, regulation, lawful order, or legitimate defense of a legal claim.

The Data Privacy Act requires that personal data be processed only on lawful bases and consistent with transparency, legitimate purpose, and proportionality, and the IRR likewise requires that retention not be perpetual or for an undetermined future use.

13.4 Confidentiality and Security Measures.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall maintain the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and security of all Company Data and shall implement appropriate organizational, physical, and technical security measures to protect the same against accidental or unlawful destruction, alteration, disclosure, misuse, unauthorized processing, unauthorized access, loss, leakage, or theft.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall, at a minimum:

1. Restrict access to Company Data only to persons strictly authorized and with a legitimate need to know;

1. Use reasonable security controls, including password protection, device security, account access restrictions, and secure storage measures;

1. Refrain from sharing passwords, access credentials, or devices containing Company Data;

1. Immediately report to the Company any actual or suspected security incident, unauthorized disclosure, data breach, loss of device, compromise of account, or improper access involving Company Data; and

1. Fully cooperate with the Company in investigating, containing, documenting, mitigating, and responding to any such incident.

The NPC IRR expressly contemplates organizational, physical, and technical safeguards, as well as accountability of persons processing data.

13.5 Return, Surrender, Turnover, and Deletion Upon Demand or Termination.

Upon the earlier of: (i) termination, cancellation, expiration, or non-renewal of this Agreement or of the Authorized Wholesaler’s account; (ii) written demand by the Company; or (iii) cessation of the Authorized Wholesaler’s authority to process Company Data, the Authorized Wholesaler shall, within three (3) calendar days from notice, without need of further demand:

1. Immediately cease all access to and processing of Company Data;

1. Return, surrender, and deliver to the Company all Company Data in its possession, custody, or control, including all records, files, lists, databases, contact sheets, spreadsheets, chat exports, screenshots, printed documents, notebooks, forms, reports, sales records, directories, genealogy reports, device-stored information, cloud-stored information, backups, and all other materials containing names, phone numbers, email addresses, and other information relating to the Company’s wholesalers, customers, leads, and contacts;

1. Turn over all originals, copies, duplicates, extracts, summaries, downloads, derivatives, and reproductions of Company Data, regardless of whether such data are stored in laptops, mobile phones, tablets, external drives, USB devices, email accounts, messaging applications, cloud storage, CRM tools, spreadsheets, or handwritten records;

1. Permanently delete, erase, block, destroy, and render inaccessible all remaining Company Data from all devices, accounts, applications, systems, storage media, and repositories under the Authorized Wholesaler’s possession, custody, or control, except only those that must be retained by law or lawful order; and

1. Deliver to the Company a signed Certification of Return and Deletion stating under oath, if required by the Company, that full return and deletion have been completed, identifying any data retained by legal necessity and the legal basis therefor.

This structure is consistent with the DPA/IRR framework, under which data subjects have rights to erasure/blocking and personal data should not be retained longer than necessary.

13.6 Continuing Obligation; Legal Hold Exception.

If the Authorized Wholesaler is required by law, lawful court order, or lawful regulatory directive to retain any portion of Company Data, the Authorized Wholesaler shall: (a) promptly notify the Company in writing of the specific data retained and the legal basis for retention; (b) retain only the minimum data strictly required; (c) continue to protect the retained data under this Section; and (d) refrain from using the retained data for any purpose other than compliance with such legal requirement or defense of a legal claim.

13.7 Data Subject Rights; Cooperation.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall promptly assist and cooperate with the Company in relation to any request, complaint, inquiry, notice, or claim involving Company Data, including requests relating to access, correction, objection, blocking, erasure, portability, damages, breach response, or investigation by the National Privacy Commission or any competent authority. The DPA IRR expressly recognizes data subject rights including access, rectification, erasure/blocking, portability, and damages.

13.8 Prohibition Against Retention for Future Use or Competitive Use.

The Authorized Wholesaler expressly acknowledges that it has no right to retain Company Data for future personal use, future business use, possible future transactions, lead generation, competitor solicitation, or any undefined future purpose. Any retention, copying, extraction, or use of Company Data beyond the authority granted under this Agreement shall constitute a material breach and a wrongful processing or misuse of Company Data.

13.9 Material Breach; Presumption of Serious Injury.

The Parties acknowledge that any unauthorized retention, copying, disclosure, transfer, solicitation, competitive use, or refusal to return or delete Company Data will cause the Company serious and difficult-to-quantify injury, including loss of goodwill, business disruption, wholesaler and customer diversion, compromise of network integrity, reputational damage, regulatory exposure, and litigation expense. The Authorized Wholesaler therefore agrees that any breach or threatened breach of this Section shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement and shall entitle the Company to immediate recourse under this Agreement and applicable law.

13.10 Liquidated Damages; Injunctive Relief; Additional Remedies.

In the event of any breach of this Section, including but not limited to unauthorized retention, copying, extraction, disclosure, transfer, exploitation, solicitation, refusal to return, refusal to delete, false certification of deletion, or use of Company Data for a competing or unauthorized purpose, the Authorized Wholesaler shall pay the Company liquidated damages in the amount of ONE MILLION PESOS (Php1,000,000.00) for every proven breach, without prejudice to the Company’s right to seek:

1. Temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction, permanent injunction, or other equitable relief;
2. Actual, compensatory, temperate, and exemplary damages, where recoverable under law;
3. Attorney’s fees, costs of suit, investigation expenses, and litigation expenses; and
4. such other remedies as may be available under the Civil Code, the Data Privacy Act, and other applicable laws.

The Parties agree that the foregoing amount is a reasonable pre-estimate of the damages likely to be suffered by the Company, considering that the actual injury arising from misuse or non-return of Company Data, including wholesaler and customer information such as phone numbers and contact data, is difficult to determine with exactitude at the time of contracting.

Under the Civil Code, liquidated damages may be stipulated by the parties, though a court may reduce them if they are found iniquitous or unconscionable. The DPA and IRR also provide for liability and damages in case of improper disposal, unauthorized processing, unauthorized disclosure, and related violations.

13.11 Joint and Several Responsibility for Acts Through Others.

The Authorized Wholesaler shall be liable for breaches of this Section committed by its employees, agents, representatives, assistants, contractors, nominees, relatives, affiliates, alter egos, or any other person acting under its authority, on its instructions, in concert with it, or for its benefit.

13.12 Audit, Inspection, and Verification.

Upon reasonable notice, and especially after termination or upon discovery of a possible breach, the Company may require the Authorized Wholesaler to submit proof of compliance with this Section, including turnover logs, deletion certificates, sworn certifications, screenshots, device inspection results, export histories, and such other reasonable verification as may be necessary to confirm the return, deletion, blocking, or lawful retention of Company Data.

13.13 Survival.

The obligations under this Section shall survive the termination, cancellation, expiration, or non-renewal of this Agreement for so long as the Authorized Wholesaler retains, has access to, or remains capable of using or disclosing any Company Data, or for so long as any dispute, claim, investigation, or legal proceeding relating thereto remains pending.

XIV. RE-ENTRY

It is the process by which an Authorized Wholesaler of the company is given the clearance to transfer to any sponsor, group, or organization within the company other than his original sponsor or line of business bounded by the company policy. Re-entry program requires an Authorized Wholesaler to “purchase” a new package to signify entry and the latter may choose either to join in his previous line of business, sponsor, or upline or to a new sponsor, group or line of business provided that the line he will belong to does not have any waiting accounts or unpaired accounts under his new line of business, and the pending financial obligation from the previous line of business or direct sponsor have been met or satisfied.

Notwithstanding the existing re-entry process, Authorized Wholesalers who have been inactive for a period of at least one (1) year reckoned from their last transaction shall be allowed to undergo the process of Re-entry and will only have to comply with the following procedure:

The Authorized Wholesaler must submit a Letter of Intent stating her desire and willingness to undergo the Re-entry process.

The Letter of Intent must state the following;

The period of his/her inactivity and last transaction (year will be sufficient), if possible

He/she must indicate whether he intends to stay in his previous sales group prior to their inactivity or then chosen sales group should he/she desire to change his  sales group, if ever the request for Re-entry is approved;

Outstanding obligation, if any

The request shall be evaluated and subject to the approval of the higher management.

Once approved, the Authorized Wholesaler must comply with the following conditions to complete the Re-entry process

Fifty percent (50%) of the outstanding debts which are supported by documents, if any, must be paid and a post-dated check must be issued for the remaining half.

Authorized Wholesalers who opt to stay in their previous sales group prior to their inactivity shall be given the option to retain their old accounts. In case he/she decides to change his sales group, his/her old account from his previous sales group shall be terminated and a new account shall be created for the purpose;

There shall be no carry-over of points from old accounts to new accounts created under this process.

Authorized Wholesalers who qualify under this category need not observe the dormancy period before they can transact business with the company. Once approval by the higher management is secured and after complying with the conditions attached thereto, Authorized Wholesalers under this category may now engage in wholesaler activities.

1. FAITHFUL COMPLIANCE AND INDEMNITY UNDERTAKING

15.1 The Authorized Wholesaler shall faithfully comply with the Company Policy, Compensation Plan, terms and conditions embodied in the Application Form and the Company’s Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards. Any violation of any of such rules and regulations and terms and conditions shall be meted with appropriate sanctions at the sole discretion of the Company depending on the gravity of the violation.

15.2 The Authorized Wholesaler holds the Company free and harmless against any and all claims, demand, liability, loss, cost or expense including but not limited to legal fees, cost of suit that may arise from, relating to or in connection with the Authorized Wholesaler’s conduct of business or transactions.

15.3 Any transaction entered into by the Authorized Wholesaler in violation of the Company Policy, Compensation Plan, terms and conditions embodied in the Application Form, Company’s Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards, the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines, or any other existing Philippine laws, or as may be enacted hereafter, or laws of other territories where the Authorized Wholesaler transacted shall not bind the Company and shall be the sole obligation of the Authorized Wholesaler.

PART II. CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS

CANON 1. AN AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER SHALL REMAIN LOYAL TO THE COMPANY.

Being an Authorized Wholesaler with the Company goes with it the unbridled loyalty of its members not only to the Company but to its products and shall faithfully abide by this Company Policy and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards, as may be revised or updated from time to time.

The Authorized Wholesalers/members shall not join, represent, associate, sponsor, recruit or conspire in any manner to the benefit of any company, group or association who are in competition with the Company, or commit any act that would be disadvantageous to the Company or any of the products.

The JC Premiere Company greatly values the loyalty and good faith of the Authorized Wholesalers to the Company and its products. To protect and prevent the Company from any issues that will arise in the future that would be disadvantageous on our part, the commission of any act mentioned above shall constitute unfaithfulness and disloyalty against the Company and its products. This shall therefore be considered as GRAVE OFFENSES and is strictly prohibited by this Policy. In addition to the remedies provided by law, the Company shall have the right to automatically deactivate, cancel or terminate the account/s or membership of any Authorized Wholesaler who violates this provision without need of notice.

CANON 2. AN AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER SHALL PROTECT THE COMPANY, ITS PRODUCTS AND GOODWILL.

It shall be the duty of the Authorized Wholesaler to protect the Company, its products and its Goodwill. As such, the Authorized Wholesaler shall not make any written statement or oral remarks that may discredit or disrepute the Company, its officers, directors and employees as well as its products. In addition to the remedies provided by law, the Company shall have the right to automatically deactivate, cancel or terminate the account/s or membership of any Authorized Wholesaler who violates this provision without need of notice.

Company reputation and goodwill are essential parts of its business. To protect the Company’s reputation and goodwill, issuing any statement, written or oral, especially those made in multi-media (including but not limited to television, radio, print, social) that tends to defame, malign, discredit or disparage the products, the Company and its directors, stockholders, officers, employees, agents and other Authorized Wholesalers is strictly prohibited. This shall be considered as LIGHT OFFENSES to its extent but shall always be observed in good faith for the protection of the Company’s reputation and goodwill.

In addition to the remedies provided by law, the Company shall have the right to automatically deactivate, cancel or terminate the account/s or membership of any Authorized Wholesaler who violates this provision without need of notice.

CANON 3. AN AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER SHALL BE HONEST IN ALL ITS DEALINGS

Authorized Wholesalers shall, at all times, observe decency and uphold high moral standards in its business dealings within the Company premises and in all its dealings relative to the products. Authorized Wholesalers/members are expected to conduct its business dealings with utmost professionalism. They shall not make any false statements, misrepresentation, exaggeration, disinformation, unrealistic and vain promises, or introduce products or services that are not among the products of the Company. Thus, this shall be considered as LIGHT OFFENSES but shall always be observed with utmost sincerity.

CANON 4. AN AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER SHALL TREAT FELLOW AUTHORIZED WHOLESALERS WITH RESPECT, FAIRNESS, CANDOR AND SINCERITY

The Authorized Wholesalers/members shall, at all times, treat their fellow Authorized Wholesalers with the highest degree of respect. The following acts, which are not mutually exclusive, shall be considered as LIGHT OFFENSES but shall always be observed with great integrity and are considered disrespectful acts which are strictly prohibited:

4.1 Forging signature of another Authorized Wholesaler or making it appear that other Authorized Wholesaler has signed or drawn any document;

4.2 Claiming, reporting or representing that his fellow Authorized Wholesaler has participated or committed an act when he knew that the same is not true;

4.3 Attributing acts to his fellow Authorized Wholesaler when he knows the same to be untrue.

4.4 Making false statements in any written documents such as affidavits, contracts, letters, advertisement materials, etc.

4.5 Altering, modifying, changing or revising any document relative to the Product or the Company without the written consent of the author thereof.

4.6 Issuing any certification or document that contains false or inaccurate information.

4.7 Commission of any dishonest act in its dealings concerning the Product or the Company.

An Authorized Wholesaler shall not interfere with any business dealings of his fellow Authorized Wholesalers regardless of the relationship between him and the potential authorized wholesaler. Authorized Wholesalers shall not convince or encourage any person to change sponsorship when they have been previously recruited or invited or in the process of invitation, whether or not the potential Authorized Wholesaler has not signed the application form yet, nor purchase a package by other Authorized Wholesalers.

In the event that a potential authorized wholesaler has signed an application form, said application form shall only be valid for (30) thirty days, after which, he must sign another application form and may be invited by a different Authorized Wholesaler.

In the event that the potential Authorized Wholesaler has an immediate family member (parents or sibling) other than a spouse that is a current Authorized Wholesaler of the Company, the person who invited the latter may opt to suggest where the potential Authorized Wholesaler may choose to register either from him or from his immediate family member (parents or siblings) giving the potential Authorized Wholesaler absolute initial right to choose a sponsor. In this way, future conflicts and fraudulent forms or acts may be minimized or eliminated.

The Company, in the exercise of its discretion, reserves its right to terminate/deactivate/cancel the membership and/or accounts of the Authorized Wholesaler for a violation of any provisions of this Company Policy.

The following penalties shall be imposed for every act committed by the Authorized Wholesaler that constitutes disrespect or dishonesty:

CANON 5. NO FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES

The Company strictly prohibits any commission of fraudulent acts or false pretenses towards the Company itself, its products, fellow Authorized Wholesalers and the public in general. In addition to those provided by the Revised Penal Code, the following acts constitute fraudulent activities and shall be considered GRAVE OFFENSES unless otherwise stated:

5.1 Using fictitious name or dummy, or employing other means for purposes of advancing personal gains or benefit;

The fraudulent registration of accounts through the use of dummies is condemned to the highest extent possible and the Company greatly abhors resort to such, thus in order to prevent Authorized Wholesalers from committing the same the following penalties shall be meted out to erring authorized wholesalers:

Payment of damages in the standard amount of One Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos (Php150,000.00)

Damages in the amount representing the number of accounts the erring authorized wholesaler was able to register under his sponsorship in breach of the company policy against dummy accounts multiplied by 1,500 representing the commission earned per successful registration of new accounts (no. of accounts x 1,500).

All accounts registered in violation of this prohibition under the sponsorship of the erring authorized wholesaler shall be transferred to the original line where said accounts should have been registered.

The damages mentioned above shall be payable in the following manner:

The abovementioned amounts shall be deducted from the commissions he will be earning.

Fifty (50%) from each commission earned will be deducted every encashment and credited as payment for the damages.

These amounts shall be payable to the direct upline from the original line where said accounts should have been registered.

Notwithstanding the aforementioned penalties provided, the management shall have the sole and exclusive discretion to impose sanctions and other penalties it may deem appropriate with due regard to the peculiar circumstances of each case.

5.2 Issuing a worthless check;

5.3 Incurring obligations, monetary or otherwise, and refusing to honor the same;

5.4 Failure to perform any of his obligations as Authorized Wholesaler to the prejudice of another person, the Company or his fellow Authorized Wholesaler;

5.5 Soliciting fund from persons who purport to be investors;

Failure to remit any legitimate sales to the Company;

5.6 Failure to deliver any Product to any person;

5.7 Unauthorized re-sponsoring or transferring to other group except as may be authorized by the Company;

5.8 Giving gifts to any officer or employees of the Company with an aim of receiving a favor or benefit therefrom;

5.9 Altering, changing, modifying or changing the contents, size or composition of the products or product package;

5.10 Selling any of the products in any medium (including but not limited to social media, kiosk, stores, market stand, bazaars, and the likes) at a price different from the one fixed by the Company, which is the SRP or below SRP (Suggested Retail Price); For those selling especially in social media, all Authorized Wholesalers of the Company who create and promote/sell products from this medium are required to post their Authorized Wholesaler I.D. number, and their complete name in their social media page, and for every post thereafter.

This shall be considered as GRAVE OFFENSES as this threatens not only the earning capacity of every Authorized Wholesaler but more importantly, poses a serious threat to the sustainability of the business endeavors of the company. This shall always be observed in good faith for the protection and control of every Authorized Wholesaler and the Company. To dissuade the commission of this offense, the following penalties shall be meted out to Authorized Wholesalers who shall be found guilty of selling below the suggested retail price:

FIRST OFFENSE – Holding of account of erring authorized wholesaler for three months

SECOND OFFENSE – Suspension for six months, resetting of account and zeroing out of points already earned.

THIRD OFFENSE – Termination.

Selling below authorized wholesaler’s price will be meted out with the following penalties:

First Offense – Holding of account for six months and zeroing of account

Second Offense – Termination

An Authorized Wholesaler may give discounts to its customers, provided it is done discreetly through personal calls and private messages and not posting them publicly on social media or in any other means that may trigger unfair pricing.

Unauthorized Forms. It is an act by which an Authorized Wholesaler misleads shall be voided;

Using of any funds duly issued by the Company for any other purpose other than for the purpose allotted, intended, and dictated by the Company. An Authorized Wholesaler must present proof that the amount was properly utilized. This shall be considered grave to its extent and is strictly prohibited by this Policy and will serve as the protection of the Company against dishonest utilization of its financial resources; and

Any act analogous to the foregoing.

CANON 6. PENALTIES

Light offenses are those in violation of the Company Policy and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards which shall be merited the following penalties:

FIRST OFFENSE –

Deactivation for a period of thirty (30) days (1 Month) of ALL accounts of the errant Authorized Wholesaler counted from the date the Authorized Wholesaler’s accounts were on hold;

Forfeiture of income amounting to the average monthly income of the Authorized Wholesaler for the last one (1) month; and

Forfeiture of all benefits and privileges in favor of the Company earned within thirty (30) days starting from the date of commission of an act or violation.

SECOND OFFENSE –

Deactivation for a period of 180 days of ALL accounts of the errant Authorized Wholesaler counted from the date the Authorized Wholesaler’s accounts were frozen;

Forfeiture of all income earned of the Authorized Wholesaler in the last six (6) months prior to receipt of Notice of Resolution; and

Forfeiture of all benefits and privileges in favor of the Company earned in six (6) months from the date of commission of an act or violation

Third Offense – perpetual deactivation of ALL accounts of the errant Authorized Wholesaler with forfeiture of all benefits and privileges in favor of the Company accruing from the date of commission of an act or violation.

The Company, in the exercise of its discretion, reserves its right to impose additional penalty against an Authorized Wholesaler for violation of any provisions of the Company Policy.

Grave offenses are those in violation of the Company Policy and Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards and shall therefore be merited the perpetual deactivation of ALL accounts of the errant Authorized Wholesaler with forfeiture of all benefits and privileges in favor of the Company accruing from the date of commission of an act or violation.

PART III. MARKETING PLAN

SECTION 1. THE COMPANY BUSINESS

SECTION 2. HOW TO EARN

2.1. Retailing – Authorized Wholesalers have the privilege of earning 30% – 70% retail selling profit of the products to the customers through various channels such as person to person, agents, websites or social media sites, or by any other means as may be permitted in this Company Policy.

2.2. WHOLESALE COMMISSION – For every JC Product Package sold to a sponsored Authorized Wholesaler, the Sponsor is entitled to receive Wholesale Commission points.

2.3. WHOLESALE TEAM COMMISSION – For every sale of JC Product Package on Authorized Wholesaler’s Left Sales Group and Right Sales Group, he/she will be entitled for a Php1,500 Wholesale Team Commission points.

2.4. ROYALTY – an Authorized Wholesaler shall be entitled to earn a Royalty Points of Php300 in every Sales Match of his/her sponsored Authorized Wholesaler.

2.5. REBATES – a Authorized Wholesaler is entitled to earn monthly from product purchases from both of his Sales Group provided that a minimum of 100 passive sales match points is met from his Left and Right Sales Group, as well as satisfying the minimum maintenance requirement.

SECTION 3. SCHEDULE OF PAYMENT

Any earnings accruing to Authorized Wholesalers may be claimed in accordance with the following schedule:

Cut-Off Time: Every Monday and will be released Saturday of the following week.

Rebates will be credited two weeks after the successful purchase.

SECTION 4. PROMOTIONS

All marketing promotions initiated by the Company are strictly non-transferrable and non-convertible into cash.

SECTION 5. CYBER POLICY IDENTIFY & CONTROL:

1. Authorized Wholesalers who create their own social media page for the purpose of Marketing JC Health Products, JCW Food Products, or JC Compensation plan are required to indicate their “Primary Binary account/ ID Number” on their page profile under the “About” category.

The “About” Category should always start with this statement:

Official Authorized Wholesaler ID no. 00101010

By Mandatory implementation and Posting of the authorized wholesaler’s official ID no., it will be convenient for the management to track down authorized wholesalers activities and immediate actions can be taken once a valid complaint has been filed.

Authorized Wholesalers who failed to indicate their official authorized wholesalers ID Numbers in their respective social media page will be sanctioned accordingly and in accordance with the following procedural process imposed by the management:

The management will forthwith inform the errant authorized wholesaler, thru messenger or any other means of communications that their social media page needs to comply with the above mentioned requirement within twenty four (24) hours from notice.

2.     In the event that the subject social media page would still not comply with the management’s directives and remains to be active in social media, the company (JC), will send a final warning to the admin/ owner of that page informing them that JC will “Publicly” comment on their page the following statement:

THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING, YOU ARE REQUESTED TO SHOW/ DISPLAY YOUR OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER ID NUMBER UNDER YOUR PAGE PROFILE ON THE ABOUT SEGMENT” WITHIN THE NEXT 24 HOURS FROM POSTING, FAILURE TO DO SO WILL COMPEL THE COMPANY TO WARN YOUR CLIENTS FOR NOT IMPLEMENTING BASIC JC SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDELINES, AND MAY WARRANT FURTHER SANCTIONS RELATING TO ARTICLES VIOLATING COMPANY POLICIES.”

3. After two consecutive warnings and with failure to comply, the company will respond replying to comments with the following statement:

“WARNING! PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THIS PAGE (name of page) HAS FAILED TO DISPLAY AN OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER ID NUMBER. A AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER ID NUMBER INSURES THE PUBLIC THEIR SAFETY IN ONLINE DEALINGS WITH REGARDS TO JC WORLD WIDE FRANCHISES AND JC PRODUCTS OR SERVICES. FOR YOUR SAFETY, WE ADVISE EVERYONE TO BE CAREFUL IN DEALING WITH CERTAIN FB PAGE THAT BEARS OUR PRODUCT OR SERVICES. JC WILL NOT BE LIABLE IN ANY FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES ENTERED BY INDIVIDUALS WHOSE PAGE DOES NOT INDICATE AN OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER ID NUMBER.”

Once the admin/ owner of the page complies, JC will remove the said comments from its queries.

FIRST REPLY POLICY

In order to prevent conflict among authorized wholesalers on whose prospect that inquired to whom belongs to, the one rule that must be observed at all times in Social Media platforms dealings is always the “First Reply Policy”.

This means that the “First person” who the prospect inquired to and has “entertained or replied to the query” of that prospect, has the right to gain ownership in the dispute arising from the matter.

For safety, It’s recommended for initial client contacts to provide immediately their Official ID number, their name and mobile number and contact them directly to their provided Mobile Number or Private message chat box.

The conflicting parties must present digital (txt/ live chat/ message format) or call logs to the ethics committee to validate the timeline for the First contact policy. Screen shots may be manipulated and will not be favored as evidence.

Applicable Company Policy Sanctions attributed to the dispute will be strictly enforced.

FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES

If it is proven that the disputed party has manipulated the prospect in any way resulting in the “Sudden change of mind” affecting the original transaction or engagement. Fraudulent activities include…

BARGING

This refers to any authorized wholesaler who entertains or comments freely to somebody’s Social media page without consent or approval from the owner/ admin of the said page with the purpose of robbing the owner of the page of a possible prospect of future business client.

CONTACT STEALING/ PHISHING

This refers to an act committed by the disputed authorized wholesaler where he contacts the client thru private message with the purpose of stealing that client to transfer to the other party without the knowledge of the page owner/admin.

FAILURE TO RESPECT FELLOW AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER

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If it is proven that the disputed authorized wholesaler has exhibited acts damaging the credibility of the other party resulting in the change of mind of the prospect to shift to the disputed party.

If it is proven that the disputed authorized wholesaler has undermined the original dealings resulting in the willingness to transfer the disputed prospect to the other party, either through financial or network beneficial gain offers.

If it is proven that there is threat, blackmail or fear of any nature from the disputed party resulting in the sudden change of mind from the prospect.

JC Social Media/ Cyber Policy may be edited at all times without the consent of its existing authorized wholesalers for the benefit of the Company, the Management and the welfare of its authorized wholesalers.

SECTION 6. TAXATION

It is understood that Authorized Wholesalers are not employees, franchisees, parties to a joint-venture or business partners of the Company with regard to the application of existing taxation laws, rules, ordinances or regulations. Authorized Wholesalers shall strictly comply with existing national and local statutes, rules, ordinances or regulations relating to their business transactions and operations. Authorized Wholesalers shall be solely responsible for their own managerial decisions and expenditures as the timely payment of applicable taxes on their earnings.

Furthermore, all income presented in Part III (Marketing Plan) hereof constitutes gross income and exclusive of tax. On each and every payment period, appropriate withholding taxes shall be deducted from any amount the Authorized Wholesalers is due to receive from the Company.

PART IV. THE PRODUCTS

SECTION 1. NO MISREPRESENTATION OF BUSINESS

The Authorized Wholesalers fully understand that the Company is NOT ENGAGED in an investment scheme. They shall not misrepresent to people that they will earn as INVESTORS just by investing their fund with the Company and earn an interest without need of doing anything other than placing their money as investment with the Company.

Any person who shall commit an act described in the immediately preceding paragraph, directly or indirectly, will be dealt with severely, which includes, but not limited to outright cancellation of ALL accounts of the errant Authorized Wholesalers with forfeiture of any monetary entitlements already earned and damages.

The Company shall not be liable for any transaction entered into by any person in violation of this Section.

SECTION 2. PRODUCT SALES

2.1 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE PURCHASE – Authorized Wholesalers shall at least maintain monthly ten (10) MMPP (Monthly Maintenance Product Points).

2.2 DIRECT SALES

SECTION 3. PRODUCT REFUND AND RETURN POLICY

Product policy request for return and exchange of products purchases may be honored if the following conditions are met:

The request shall be made within five (5) days from the date of purchase.

Receipt of payment shall be presented together with the request without any alternations in the writings.

The product is not damaged or destroyed in any way. Packaging is un-opened, with no markings, and not tattered or destroyed.

All returned products can only be exchanged with other products and not cash.

No returns will be honored if the reason for return is a mere change of mind.

This applies only to products purchased in the Company’s Headquarters. This does not apply to Business Centers.

SECTION 4. ADVERTISING AND USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

4.1 JC name, logos, trademarks and copyrights are exclusively owned by JC Premiere Business International Inc. (the “Company”). Authorized Wholesalers shall not use in advertising, promoting or describing the products or Marketing Plan of the Company any written, printed, recorded or any other material bearing the intellectual properties of the Company, without the prior written consent of the Company.

4.2 The Authorized Wholesalers shall not make any claim or representation, verbal or otherwise, as to the products’ therapeutic or curative properties, unless otherwise provided in the official literature of the products.

4.3 Authorized Wholesalers shall not use any media (radio, television, print, billboard, and social media) advertising without the prior written approval of the Company.

4.4 Creating a website with the intention of making it appear that the same is the official website of the Company is strictly prohibited.

SECTION 5. FAIRS AND TRADE SHOWS

Authorized Wholesalers may join fairs and trade shows showcasing the products, provided that the products are not mixed, sold and displayed together with any other products, specifically those products that are also sold through multi-level marketing.

SECTION 6.  TRAVEL INCENTIVE GUIDELINES AND PENALTIES

1.                 GENERAL GUIDELINES

To ensure the proper conduct of JC Travel Incentives and maintain orderliness among authorized JC Wholesalers, the following scenarios shall be strictly avoided by qualified participants:

1.     Failure to join the JC Travel for any reason, unless with valid reason.

1. Failure to join the tour even once based on the official travel itinerary, unless with valid reason.
2. Failure to follow the official travel itinerary and opting to pursue his or her own itinerary, unless with valid reason.
3. Late cancellation or no-show as detailed below.
4. PENALTIES FOR ERRING AUTHORIZED JC WHOLESALERS

To deter the above actions and maintain fairness and discipline, the following penalties shall be imposed on erring authorized JC Wholesalers:

FIRST OFFENSE: Temporary disqualification for the next upcoming travel, during which the wholesaler shall not be allowed to join any JC Travel Incentive.

SECOND OFFENSE: Temporary disqualification for the next three (3) travels, during which the wholesaler shall not be allowed to join any JC Travel Incentive.

THIRD OFFENSE: Temporary disqualification for the next six (6) travels, during which the wholesaler shall not be allowed to join any JC Travel Incentive.

1. CANCELLATION AND NO-SHOW FEES

To ensure proper coordination and avoid unnecessary expenses, the following cancellation and no-show fees shall apply:

• Cancellation earlier than 30 days from the scheduled JC Travel: A 50% cancellation fee shall be imposed.
• Cancellation earlier than 15 days from the scheduled JC Travel: A 70% cancellation fee shall be imposed.
• Cancellation earlier than 10 days from the scheduled JC Travel: A 100% cancellation fee shall be imposed.

On the day of no appearance (“no-show”): A 100% cancellation fee shall be imposed.

III. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS

To ensure a smooth and rewarding experience for all, authorized JC Wholesalers are kindly reminded to follow the prescribed travel period set by the company. We encourage everyone to enjoy the full benefits of the JC Travel Incentive within the designated schedule.

Please note that any unapproved extensions beyond the official travel period may lead to forfeiture of the travel incentive.

All authorized JC Wholesalers are required to confirm their attendance for JC Travel Incentives within the prescribed time period set by the company. Failure to do so may result in forfeiture of the travel incentive.

Authorized JC Wholesalers who violate the travel incentive policy and are subjected to penalties will be notified in writing, detailing the offense and the corresponding penalty. Appeals, if any, must be submitted in writing to the JC management within seven (7) days from the date of notification.

The company reserves the right to review and update this policy as deemed necessary to ensure fairness and compliance with company objectives. By adhering to these policies, JC aims to provide a seamless and enjoyable travel experience for all participants, while upholding the integrity of the travel incentive program.

1.                 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AGREEMENT

I, _____________________________, an authorized JC Wholesaler, hereby acknowledge that I have read, understood, and agreed to abide by the JC Travel Incentive Policy as stated above. I fully understand the guidelines, penalties, and cancellation fees outlined in this document and accept the consequences of any non-compliance.

Furthermore, I confirm my commitment to participating in the JC travel incentive and will comply with all required procedures and itinerary guidelines.

Signature: ________________________

Printed Name: ________________________

Date: ________________________

SECTION 7. WHOLESALER INACTIVITY POLICY

In line with the company’s commitment to ensuring active engagement and participation of its Authorized Wholesalers, the following policy shall apply to those who exhibit inactivity based on the defined criteria below: A. DEFINITION OF INACTIVITY

A wholesaler shall be deemed inactive if:
7.1 There has been no purchase of JC products and the person is no longer earning Sales Points from the wholesale set within a period of one (1) month.

7.2 The wholesaler has not participated in any team activity, company-organized event, or any business-related activity, either online or offline, for a period of one (1) month. Such non-participation shall be based on verified reports with proof.

CONSEQUENCES OF INACTIVITY for section 8.1 and 8.2

The following deductions and restrictions shall be imposed on inactive wholesalers:
Three (3) months of inactivity – 20% of all earned points will expire.

Four (4) months of inactivity – 50% of all earned points will expire.

Five (5) months of inactivity – 80% of all earned points will expire.

Six (6) months of inactivity – All earned points shall be fully expired. Additionally, the account will be temporarily put on hold. When reactivated, all previous earned points shall remain expired.

ACCOUNT REACTIVATION for section 7.1 and 7.2

An inactive wholesaler may reactivate their account by:

Making a minimum purchase of 10 MMPP.

For every additional month of inactivity beyond the sixth (6th) month, the reactivation requirement shall increase by 5 MMPP per month.

7.3 The wholesaler has not actively participated and supported her or his sales group activity and on whatever means especially on her or his directly sponsored accounts or sales group, for a period of one (1) month.

CONSEQUENCES OF INACTIVITY for section 7.3

The following restrictions shall be imposed on inactive wholesalers:

One (1) month of inactivity – the errant Authorized Wholesaler will only receive 20% out of his or her all earned Commission Points (C.P.).

Two (2) months of inactivity – the errant Authorized Wholesaler will not be entitled to all earned Commission Points (C.P.). All earned Commission points (C.P.) shall be fully expired . Additionally, the account will be temporarily put on hold. When reactivated, all previous earned points shall remain expired.

ACCOUNT REACTIVATION for section 7.3

An inactive wholesaler may reactivate their account by:

Actively participating and supporting her or his sales group activity especially on her or his directly sponsored accounts or sales group.

After 30 days will be entitled to earn 20% of her all earned Commission Points (C.P.)

Next 30 days will be entitled to earn 100% of her all earned Commission Points (C.P.)

Making a minimum purchase of 10 MMPP.

For every additional month of inactivity beyond the sixth (6th) month, the reactivation requirement shall increase by 5 MMPP per month.

NON-TRANSFERABILITY OF INACTIVITY STATUS

This policy shall apply on a per-person basis. Inactive wholesalers accounts can not be transferred, sold to different persons unless it has become active.

SECTION 8. GENERAL PROVISIONS

8.1 The Company reserves the right to make waivers and exceptions to the application of this Policy as it may deem proper. Failure or delay by the Company in enforcing any of the provisions in this Policy shall not constitute a waiver of his rights as to those provisions or any other provisions hereof.

8.2 Laws of the Republic of the Philippines shall govern this Policy.

8.3  Disputes Regarding the Company Policy and Code of Ethics shall be exclusively filed in the courts of Pasig City or Taguig City.

Should any part of this Policy be considered in contradiction with any existing laws, it shall not render the rest of this Policy null and void.