Merchant subscription services, nutritional supplements and… cryptocurrency?

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LoveWinx was founded in California in 2014. The company operates in the intimacy MLM niche.

LoveWinx provides extremely limited corporate information on its website. Jaime Lamp is identified as LoveWinx’s President.

Instead of providing a corporate bio however, LoveWinx attributes Lamp with a generic corporatey statement:

There is a distinct lack of information pertaining to Lamp’s role within LoveLinx out in the wild. This is from a 2016-2017 product catalog;

Jaimie Lamp has over a decade of experience within the direct selling industry.

LoveWinx affiliates cite Lamp as founder of the company. To independently verify both claims I had to look up a 2014 court case filed by Pure Romance.

Jaime Lamp … is the president, chief executive officer, and co-founder of Lovewinx Inc. – a corporation intended to compete directly with Pure Romance in the sale of intimacy products.

On January 19, 2014, Lamp became an independent consultant for Pure Romance, following Pure Romance’s acquisition of the company for which Lamp was previously an independent contractor, Slumber Parties, Inc.

Slumber Parties also sold similar intimacy products.

Lamp and other former employees and consultants of Slumber Parties have created LoveWinx, relying in critical part on Pure Romance’s trade secret information and its vendor and consultant relationships.

At the time Pure Romance sought relief

as a result of LoveWinx’s unlawful misappropriation of trade secrets and other confidential and proprietary business information, breach of contract, civil conspiracy, and tortious interference with Pure Romance’s business relationships.

unlawful misappropriation of trade secrets and other confidential and proprietary business information

In October 2014 Pure Romance’s lawsuit was settled via a mutually agreed upon injunction.

The injunction prohibited LoveWinx and Lamp from using Pure Romance’s trade secrets, confidential information and Policies and Procedures documentation.

The LoveWinx defendants were also barred from soliciting Pure Romance employees and affiliates, pursuant to any agreements with the company.

The settlement detailed a specific list of companies and individuals, that LoveWinx was prohibited from soliciting until after August 2015.

I was able to verify Jaime Lamp was a Slumber Parties affiliate as far back as 2008.

Read on for a full review of LoveWinx’s MLM opportunity. [Continue reading…]