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Section 11
Not to do pyramid based business
: Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this Act, no one shall operate a pyramid based business. Explanation – For the purpose of this section, “pyramid based business” means a business engaged in any of the following activities:—
(a) networked work that requires a mandatory subscription before purchasing the item,
(b) Networked work in which when purchasing one item, other items should also be purchased in a lump sum package,
(c) In the event that the person who purchases the goods cannot make another direct seller or distributor under him, he cannot receive the goods equal to the amount or profit he has paid,
(d) networked work done by making direct sellers or distributors without trading goods and only charging fees,
(e) The networked act of recruiting members or making them buy expensive goods by offering attractive gifts that are unfair and seemingly impossible from a commercial point of view or by showing inducement of commission for the purpose of selling goods by the company,
(f) a networked operation with a business plan that discourages the retail sale of goods, or
(g) A networked act of selling or distributing a product in the belief that it is a supernatural product that will bring unexpected benefits or cure a disease proven incurable by medical science.
(a) networked work that requires a mandatory subscription before purchasing the item,
(b) Networked work in which when purchasing one item, other items should also be purchased in a lump sum package,
(c) In the event that the person who purchases the goods cannot make another direct seller or distributor under him, he cannot receive the goods equal to the amount or profit he has paid,
(d) networked work done by making direct sellers or distributors without trading goods and only charging fees,
(e) The networked act of recruiting members or making them buy expensive goods by offering attractive gifts that are unfair and seemingly impossible from a commercial point of view or by showing inducement of commission for the purpose of selling goods by the company,
(f) a networked operation with a business plan that discourages the retail sale of goods, or
(g) A networked act of selling or distributing a product in the belief that it is a supernatural product that will bring unexpected benefits or cure a disease proven incurable by medical science.