Silvio Spangl was a Lyoness promoter for nine years. He rose to President, Lyoness’ highest distributor rank.
As part of his leadership, Spangl focused on growth of Lyoness across the Americas. He claims to have had over 250,000 distributors in his downline.
Last year Spangl left Lyoness. As part of legal efforts to get Lyoness to pay him for his position, Spangl recently gave two interviews with BE Conflict Management.
Spangl’s first interview was uploaded to Be Conflict Management’s YouTube channel on April 23rd, 2021.
Part two was uploaded on April 27th, however there seems to be some time difference between the two interviews (I think the first one was shot much earlier).
On why he left Lyoness, Spangl claims he began questioning the company in 2018.
[1:32] When you do a simple math based on all these clouds, for example, this cloud system was changing so many times.
[2:35] When this cloud business started rolling, there was one concept and then they changed it into another concept.
To enterprise cloud then business and that, it changed so many times that hardly someone could understand it anymore.
I think the biggest problem was that people lost focus because nobody knew anymore, “OK what is the focus now? What is our product?”
I think shopping volume is eventually the last priority on the list. And if we don’t have shopping volume then this whole thing is turning into a typical, how people would say, pyramid.
So this is the reason (in) 2018 I started thinking, “How should we move forward?” Because this can not exist much longer the way how it was existing.
It eventually turned into (a) money collecting club every few months.
Last year in May I decided I had no guts to support something like this. I jumped out.
Spangl maintains there’s no animosity towards Lyoness founder Hubert Freidl from his side.
Since leaving the company however, Friedl has sent Spangl several ominous sounding messages:
Spangl describes Friedl’s messages as “weird”.
BehindMLM published its
first Lyoness review
in May 2012.
The first time this happened I added Lyoness to my review list and when the time came went over their site to start my research.
A few hours and a massive headache later, I closed my browser window and gave up.
I concluded that Lyoness had put so little thought and effort into the coherency of explaining their business, that it simply wasn’t worth my time to try to understand the business model.
I retrospect it was much easier to dissect Lyoness’ MLM opportunity back then.
You had a cashback shopping network, which was essentially a front for an “accounting unit” scheme.
Over the years I’ve
revisited Lyoness
. And each time things have gotten more and more confusing.
Shopping units
, shopping vouchers,
cloud positions
, the failed
eCredits crypto scheme
,
real-estate returns
… on and on it goes.
Spangl claims Lyoness’ frequent migration from one shiny ball to another was a large part of his decision to leave.
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🤖 Quick Answer
Who is Silvio Spangl and what was his role at Lyoness?Silvio Spangl was a Lyoness promoter for nine years who reached President, the company's highest distributor rank. During his leadership, he focused on expanding Lyoness across the Americas and claims to have built a downline exceeding 250,000 distributors before leaving the company.
Why did Silvio Spangl leave Lyoness?
Spangl began questioning Lyoness operations in 2018, which led to his eventual departure from the company. He subsequently initiated legal proceedings against Lyoness, seeking compensation for his position sale and related grievances.
When and where did Spangl publicly discuss his departure from Lyoness?
Spangl gave two interviews to BE Conflict Management, with the first uploaded to YouTube on April 23rd, 2
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