Insolvency administrators request information – we support this!
Note: This appeal is directed at all victims of Lyoness/Lyconet/myWorld who would like to contribute to the investigation. BE Conflict Management expressly points out the possibility of passing on relevant information to the insolvency administrators. Any substantial information can help to reveal responsibilities and enable further legal action.
Victims can play an active role
The insolvency proceedings surrounding myWorld International AG, myWorld Austria GmbH and Lyconet Austria GmbH have a new focus: the appointed insolvency administrators are not only examining the existing assets, but also possible disadvantages to creditors and damage to the companies in the period prior to the opening of insolvency proceedings.
Anyone who has relevant information, for example about unusual cash flows, conspicuous contract changes or current recruitment attempts by suspected successor or follow-up structures, can pass this on confidentially to the insolvency administrators. Discretion is assured upon request.
Special reporting centres have been set up for this purpose:
- Lyconet: https://whistleblowing.lyconet.com or [email protected]
- myWorld: https://whistleblowing.myworld.com or [email protected]
Warning signal: ‘New cashback companies’ as successor companies
Observers point out that projects that present themselves as ‘new cashback platforms’ for former marketers sometimes show clear parallels to the well-known Lyoness/Lyconet/myWorld system.
In this context, Cashback Universe is often mentioned, a project registered in Delaware whose ownership structures cannot be transparently traced. Observers also consider it possible that former top leaders are behind such constructions.
Conclusion: Help
Anyone who notices recruitment attempts by suspected successor companies or has information about possible asset transfers should report this information to the insolvency administrators. Such reports can make a decisive contribution to clarifying responsibilities, initiating legal action and improving the insolvency quota in the interests of all creditors. In this way, injured parties have the opportunity to actively contribute to the legal proceedings.
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