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Selling Your Business
Rules around selling your IA position.
Key Principle
IA positions are generally NOT saleable.
Unlike traditional businesses, your IA position is:
- Not "owned" like property
- Subject to company approval
- Governed by IA Agreement terms
- Not freely transferable
Why Positions Can't Be Sold
| Reason | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Not property | It's a contractual relationship |
| Company controls | Relationships are with company |
| Downline rights | Others' rights are involved |
| Regulatory | MLM regulations apply |
| Integrity | Prevents manipulation |
What You CAN'T Do
| ❌ Prohibited |
|---|
| Sell your position to another person |
| Auction your downline |
| Transfer for payment without approval |
| Advertise your position for sale |
Limited Exceptions
Very limited circumstances may allow transfer:
| Situation | Possibility |
|---|---|
| Death | Estate transfer (with approval) |
| Incapacity | May transfer to family (with approval) |
| Business conversion | Entity change (with approval) |
All require company approval.
If You Want to Exit
Instead of selling:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Voluntary cancellation | Close your account |
| Withdraw commissions | Take earned funds first |
| Let license lapse | Stop renewing |
What Happens to Your Downline?
If you exit:
- Downline rolls up to your sponsor
- You lose all relationships
- Cannot reclaim later
- This cannot be "sold"
Income Implications
| Fact | Reality |
|---|---|
| Future commissions | You forfeit |
| Current balance | Withdraw before cancelling |
| "Goodwill" value | Not compensated |
Compliance Warning
Attempting to sell or transfer without approval:
- Violates IA Agreement
- May result in termination
- Forfeits any compensation
- May affect the "buyer" too