3.1.1. The information provided to Club Members regarding the possibilities of conducting business with the Company and the related rights and obligations must be accurate, complete, and consistent with the Company’s official information. A Club Member is not entitled to provide any factual data that cannot be confirmed, or make promises that cannot be fulfilled. A Club Member should not present information related to favorable opportunities for product sales, while providing untrue or false information.
3.1.2. The Club Member agrees not to use dishonest, deceptive, or misleading recruiting practices.
3.1.3. The Club Member agrees not to make or describe deceptive, exaggerated, or false statements about the products, as well as not to describe the products in terms that differ from those accepted in the current literature published by the Company. In particular, the Club Member has no right to attribute any medicinal properties to any product.
3.1.4. It is prohibited to post materials on the treatment of serious illnesses with dietary supplements, as well as to provide direct and indirect examples of recovery.
3.1.5. Club Members are prohibited from providing false information about the quality, efficacy, availability, payment, and delivery terms of the Company’s products.
3.1.6. Club Members are prohibited from repackaging, changing the packaging or labels, or otherwise modifying the products supplied by the Company.
3.1.7. Club Members should refrain from using incorrect comparisons with other companies that may mislead the interlocutor. The comparison criteria should be based on facts supported by evidence. Club Members are not entitled to directly or indirectly provide false information about any company or product.
3.1.8. Club Members are not allowed to disclose their income for the purpose of manipulating other Independent Distributors or Company consumers. Income disclosure can be done indirectly, in third person, while specifying the ranks and corresponding income.
3.1.9. It is prohibited to promote or advertise any other company, organization, or individual who is not affiliated with the Coral Club while offering its products or business opportunities. Club Members are not allowed to use literary sources or other materials that promote any other religious, political, commercial, or social organizations, or suggest a connection between Coral Club and another organization without the Company’s approval.
3.1.10. It is prohibited to use tools, channels, and mechanisms for recruiting employees (specialized job sites, ads on the Internet and media, etc.) for the purpose of attracting potential customers or distributor partners. In other words, Club Members are not allowed to use recruitment tools intended for hiring employees to recruit potential customers or distributors. The focus of recruitment should be on individuals who are interested in using and distributing the products of the Company, rather than on traditional job seekers.
3.1.11. The Club Member who uses electronic and other means of testing in communication with clients, when placing advertisements or any other public description of the procedure, must use the correct designation of the procedure, namely «client testing». It is prohibited to use such designations of the procedure as «diagnostics», «scanning», «treatment», and any other terms that imply strictly medical procedures and mislead clients about their content.
3.1.12. Club Members are prohibited from making any diagnoses. As a designation of the test results (using electronic and other means), it is recommended to use the phrase «consultant’s recommendation».
3.2.1. The Club Member undertakes to use literature and any other promotion or informational materials that are sold and approved by the Company in their distributor activities.
3.2.2. The Club Member or any other person is not entitled to fully or partially copy, reprint, edit, supplement, or modify any printed, audio, or video materials prepared by the Company without the Company’s permission. All information and promotion materials released or approved by the Company are protected by copyright, whether registered or unregistered, and are considered the property of the Company or their authors.
3.2.3. The use of the Company’s logos, trademarks, or names on business cards or other personal promotion materials of Club Members must fully comply with the recommendations posted on the Company’s website.
3.2.4. The Club Member must not promote or mention the names of Coral Club products, trademarks, and designations in any video or audio recording made by him for or on his behalf or at his direction, except in cases where the use of such a recording has been approved and authorized by the Company.
3.2.5. Club Members are prohibited from broadcasting any recording on television that relates to, mentions, advertises, or in any other way directly or indirectly promotes the recognition of the names of products, materials, commercial opportunities, or methods of operation of the Company without the written consent of the Company. Otherwise, the Company reserves the right to recover from such a distributor in a court of law any reputational, direct or indirect costs incurred.
3.2.6. Club Members are prohibited from advertising Coral Club products or services with the aim of expanding their customer base using mass media, including technical means (such as loudspeakers), mass mailing, telemarketing, radio, television, fax broadcasting, communication computer networks (including the Internet), email, news messages, or any other methods where personal contact is not involved, for the purpose of attracting buyers, promoting Coral Club products or services, describing or demonstrating the Coral Club Compensation Plan or business opportunities, as well as motivating individuals to become Independent Distributors.
3.2.7. If the media shows interest in interviewing a Club Member and obtaining information about the products and activities of the Company, he/she must recommend the correspondent to contact the Company, and inform the PR Department of the Company at pr@coral-club.com about the request. We highly appreciate the interest shown in our products and business opportunities, however, only the Company can give interviews and advertise Coral Club and its products.
3.2.8. When carrying out promotion activities on the Internet, Club Members are obliged to comply with all rules and regulations of the Company regarding promotion. Information on how to use this communication tool for promotion purposes is described in PART 4 of these rules.
3.2.9. In addition to the regulations established by the Company, the Club Member, when promoting products and offering business opportunities, must strictly comply with the legislation of the country in which they operate, as well as with other legislation. The Club Member themselves are responsible for determining which legislation applies to their activities and how it relates to them.
3.2.10. The use of trade names, trademarks, and symbols of the Company and their facsimile copies is only permitted in strict compliance with branding recommendations. Logos and other intellectual and production property containing the name Coral Club, various trademarks, trade names, and service marks affixed to the goods and services of the Company and on various types of labels are the exclusive property of the Company. Coral Club or its subsidiaries have the right to cancel the permission to use the above at any time at their own discretion.
3.2.11. Independent Distributors may use the Company’s promotion materials solely for the purpose of conducting their activities as an Independent Distributor of Coral Club.
3.3. Advertising Materials
3.3.1. Advertising materials for promoting business that are not produced by the Company:
3.3.2. Selling, demonstrating, and promoting materials that are not produced by the Company at events organized by Independent Distributors or the Company requires coordination with the event-management team.
3.3.3. The retail price of materials not produced by the Company for Club Members should correspond to the existing prices for corresponding promotional materials.
3.4. Interaction of an Independent Distributor with a Structure
3.4.1. The Independent Distributor is responsible for providing information support to Consumers of the lower structure regarding the use of products, Company promotions, novelties, discount programs, Company rules, order processing, as well as all other issues related to Coral Club products or business.
3.4.2. The Independent Distributor cannot participate or interfere in the distributor activity of their downline Independent Distributors if they object. The principle of interaction should be based on mutual respect and partnership.
3.4.3. Independent Distributors are recommended to report through approved channels of feedback any violations of the Company’s rules occurring in their distributor network.
3.4.4. Mass registration of new Club Members without subsequent placing of orders is considered an ethical violation and may result in measures being taken against the Independent Distributor by the Company.
One of the areas of activity of the Independent Distributor is educating Club Members, promoting the ideals of health, beauty, and kindness, forming relationships based on the Company’s values of peace, love, respect, and unity on a selfless basis.
3.5. The Independent Distributor's Responsibility for Training Structure Members
One of the areas of activity for the Independent Distributor is the education of Club Members, promoting the ideals of health, beauty, and kindness, and fostering relationships based on the Company's core values of peace, love, respect, and unity on a selfless basis.
3.5.1. It is the responsibility of the Independent Distributor to train consumers and downline Distributors about:
3.5.2. Training, knowledge sharing, and practical experience should be provided free of charge, on a non-profit basis. Independent Distributors are not allowed to conduct paid training, workshops, marathons, coaching sessions, both in online format and in-person interactions.
3.5.3. Upon agreement with the Company’s Ethics Committee, an Independent Distributor may charge a fee for conducting educational events if it is necessary to cover additional expenses incurred by the Independent Distributor (rental of premises, preparation of information packages for participants, coffee breaks, etc.).
3.5.3.1. In this case, the Independent Distributor contacts the Company to organize the collection of payment for participation in the event. If the amount of money received for the event exceeds the expenses of organizing the event, the excess money must be returned to the Company for safekeeping with the possibility of using it to conduct the Independent Distributor’s next event.
3.5.4. Independent Distributors who conduct paid training, seminars, and other events may be subject to penalties by the Company, as outlined in PART 10 of the Company’s rules.