ANDERS BERGLUND Stockholm, Sweden

Anders Berglund, lawyer and former Vice Chairman of the World Federation of Direct Selling Associations (WFDSA) and currently Vice President of the European Direct Selling Association (EFDSA) endorses MyNet Universe.

Left to right: Hans-Henrik Ramel, Chairman of the Swedish DSA, award winner, Dominika Senktas and Anders Berglund

Anders Berglund received his Swedish Master of Law in 1969. He then joined the Electrolux Group in 1974, where he worked as a company lawyer before progressing on to the direct selling sector of AB Electrolux. In July 1992, he formally assumed the position of Vice President, Human Resources and General Counsel with AB Lux, which was the direct selling arm of the Electrolux Group.

In 1987 Anders Berglund became a board member and legal advisor to the Swedish Direct Selling Association. Since 1989, he has represented Sweden on the board of delegates of the Federation of European Direct Selling Associations (FEDSA). He was Chairman of the Association from 1999 to 2002 and has been Vice Chairman since 2007. He has represented Sweden on the Board of Delegates of the World Federation of Direct Selling Associations (WFDSA) since 1993 and was Vice Chairman, Governance, of WFDSA from 1997 to 1999.

In 2010, as MyNet Universe started its Global expansion programme, Anders Berglund was hired to investigate, apply his knowledge and understanding of the MyNet Universe Compensation Plan and to create a legal opinion and recommendations on his findings. He also flew to Ireland to meet John Shine of the National Consumer Agency alongside MyNet Universe’s other legal advisors (Andy Howard from the USA and Dr. Gerald Kean from Dublin) after an Independent reporter raised a few concerns and presented an unfair and unbalanced view of this fantastic and legitimate opportunity in Direct Sales :. After the meeting, Anders Berglund created his document as follows:

ANDERS BERGLUND Stockholm, Sweden

My Shopping Genie Universal Compensation Plan

This opinion is based on existing EU regulations (Unfair Commercial Practices Directive) and

is given in the light of the following paragraphs of the European Codes of Conduct.

2.6 Fees Companies and direct sellers shall not ask other direct sellers to assume unreasonably high

entrance fees, training fees, franchise fees, fees for promotional materials, and other fees

related solely to the right to participate in the business.

Any fee shall represent reasonable value.

Companies and their direct sellers shall not permit practices whereby a direct seller pays a

fee to participate in the distribution system of a direct selling company, and receives earnings

based on fees paid by additional direct sellers introduced by him into that distribution system.

2.7 Right of Withdrawal The direct seller shall have a period of at least seven calendar days in which to withdraw

from his agreement without penalty and without giving any reason.

The period for exercise of this right shall begin from the day of conclusion of the agreement.

The direct seller shall inform the company in writing of his decision to withdraw from the

agreement.

Where the right of withdrawal has been exercised by the direct seller, the company shall buy

back all products and business aids that the direct seller purchased at the start of his

activities. The company shall reimburse free of charge all sums paid by the direct seller. The

company shall however not be obliged to buy back products and business aids if they are not

in their original, new and unused condition.

2.8 Buy back Notwithstanding the direct seller's right of withdrawal (2.7), should a direct seller decide to

put an end to his relationship with the company, the company shall buy back all products

purchased by the direct seller within the previous twelve months. The terms of this buy-back

will be that the direct seller will receive a minimum of 90% of the purchase price, less any

earnings or benefits received by the direct seller based upon the purchase of the products

being returned. The company shall however not be obliged to buy back products if they are

not in their original, new and unused condition.

2.9 Product Inventory Companies shall not require or encourage direct sellers to purchase a product inventory in

unreasonably large amounts nor to purchase products on a regular basis where the quantity

of products is unlikely to be sold or consumed within a reasonable amount of time. The

following should be taken into account when determining the appropriate amount of product

inventory: the relationship of inventory to realistic sales possibilities, the nature of

competitiveness of the products and the market environment, and the company's product

return and refund policies.

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The second section of paragraph 2.6 corresponds to the definition of unlawful pyramid

schemes included in the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive.

The Universal Compensation Plan adheres to all requirements of these paragraphs and

is thus lawful and ethical and is suitable for application on the European market.

The Genie System is a “product” which is being sold to persons wishing to take advantage of

the package of business aids included therein for existing business or for distributing the free

Genie. By buying a Genie system the buyer becomes an Independent Genie Distributor (IGD)

and may distribute free Genies for the duration of his engagement. Even if the price of the

Genie System would be considered a fee for entering the My Shopping Genie system, it

cannot be regarded as unreasonably high. As demonstrated in the Universal Compensation

Plan the fee represents a reasonable value.

The Universal Compensation Plan grants a thirty days cancellation right with refund of

money paid. It thus meets the requirement of paragraph 2.7. Paragraph 2.8 will not be

applicable since the Genie System cannot be considered original, new or unused after thirty

days.

There is no incentive to buy the Genie System more than once. The Genie System itself gives

unlimited right to distribute Genies and to use the business aids included therein. Thus there is

no risk at all for so called inventory loading.

If an IGD or a user of the Genie wishes to acquire the right to sell Genie System and thus be

in a position to build up a team of distributors he/she can do so by signing up as a Registered

Genie Distributor (RGD). To do so a minor amount is to be paid. No commission is paid from

this amount. The remuneration for an RGD is solely based upon activities from his/her down

line IGDs or RGDs. Thus the Universal Compensation Plan meet the legal and ethical

demands on a direct selling plan, whether it is regarded as single level or multilevel. In fact

the Universal Compensation Plan can work both as single level (IGD only) and as multilevel

(RGD).

Anders Berglund