AIM Global Company Policies

AIM Global Company Policies: Distributor rules, marketing plan, and ethical business standards.

SECTION 1 – AUTHORIZATION AS A DISTRIBUTOR

1.1 Who May Be an Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. Distributor

Any individual who is at least eighteen (18) years old, or a registered corporation, partnership, or legal entity, may apply to become an Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. Distributor. Moreover, applicants must be legally capable of entering into a contract under Philippine law. In addition, they must meet all legal requirements for conducting business in the country.

1.2 How to Become an Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. Distributor

First, the applicant must purchase the Global Package, which costs ₦69,990 for QuickStart.
Next, the applicant must sign the Distributor Application Form (DAF) included in the Global Package or register online via the Distributors’ website.
After that, the applicant must carefully read the Terms and Conditions in the DAF or on the Distributor website and agree to follow them.
Then, signing the DAF or completing online registration signifies the Distributor’s acceptance of the company’s terms and conditions. As a result, this action serves as a contract between the Distributor and Alliance in Motion Global, Inc.
Subsequently, the completed DAF must be submitted to any Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. Business Center. Authorization becomes effective upon submission or online registration.
Finally, placing an order for products further confirms the Distributor’s commitment to abide by company policies.

1.3 Entitlements of a Distributor

Once authorized, a Distributor may sell all Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. products and earn commissions, rebates, discounts, and privileges offered by the company.
However, resigned or terminated Distributors lose the right to receive commissions and benefits.
Additionally, rights and privileges associated with the company-issued Identification Card are non-transferable.

1.4 Loyalty

Distributors must remain loyal to the company. Therefore, they may not join, represent, or participate in any other Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) company that competes with Alliance in Motion Global, Inc. while active in the company.

Section 2 – The Distributor

2.1. One Individual Distributorship

Only one individual may apply for a Distributorship and sign the Distributor Application Form. Moreover, this ensures accountability and clear ownership of the account.

2.2. Spouses Distributorship

Firstly, spouses may become individual distributors by following the procedure above, provided they register under the same group. This means that one spouse becomes the upline or downline of the other.

However, if the spouses registered under different networks or groups previously, either spouse must select which group they want to join. Importantly, the transferring spouse cannot have any downlines during this process.

Additionally, the transferring spouse must complete the transfer within thirty (30) days from notice. Otherwise, management will finalize the transfer at its discretion. During this period, the transferring spouse must refrain from recruiting or forming downlines.

Furthermore, the transferring spouse must purchase another Global Package from a sponsor in the chosen group. Management may allow selling the previous account after approval. Hence, spouses may no longer register under different sponsors, and violations may lead to forfeiture of downlines or suspension.

2.3. Partnerships, Corporations, and Other Legal Entities

A registered partnership, corporation, or other legal entity may become an authorized Distributor. However, management reviews and approves such applications on a case-by-case basis.

Moreover, the legal entity must provide a certification authorizing its representative, along with any additional documents requested by management. This ensures compliance with company policies and legal requirements.

2.4. Relationship and Representation

ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. considers its members independent distributors. Therefore, the company does not employ them and is not liable for any misrepresentation by distributors.

Additionally, no distributor may bind the company to any legal or financial obligations.

2.5. On Proxy Distributorship

Distributors may not create or operate accounts or groups by proxy, whether intentionally or inadvertently. Consequently, management will adjust such accounts to comply with company policies.

2.6. Multiple Heads/Slots

Distributors may purchase up to thirty-one (31) heads or slots under their name. This policy ensures fairness and prevents a single individual from controlling excessive positions.

2.7. On Reselling of Accounts/Heads/Slots

Except for authorized spouse transfers (see Section 2.2.3), distributors may not sell accounts, heads, or slots. Furthermore, this rule applies regardless of the buyer’s relationship or group affiliation. Violating this rule may result in account termination.

2.8. Prohibition on Bonus Buying

Distributors may not engage in bonus buying, which includes:

Registering individuals without their knowledge or without a proper application form;
Fraudulent registrations;
Registering non-existent individuals to earn bonuses or commissions; and
Purchasing strategically to maximize earnings without genuine product use.

Therefore, management will terminate and may pursue legal action against distributors who violate this rule.

2.9. Prohibition on Buy-Ins

Distributors may not buy products in excess of immediate sales needs. As a result, management may withhold commissions or bonuses and may terminate distributors involved. Additionally, the company may take legal action against violators.

2.10. Managing the Distributorship Accounts

Distributors must maintain accurate account information. Otherwise, management may take disciplinary action, including termination.

Furthermore, accounts become inactive if distributors do not purchase, sponsor, or encash income for six (6) months. Management will deactivate inactive accounts in the DTC.

Upon a distributor’s death, immediate family members may inherit the account. Moreover, a distributor may voluntarily pass rights and responsibilities to a successor, with management approval.

2.11. Change of Sponsorship / Transferring to Another Group

Distributors may not change sponsors without authorization. Therefore, attempts to solicit transfers using incentives such as free slots or financial support are prohibited.

However, distributors may transfer if:

Their account has been inactive for at least six (6) months;
They submit a resignation letter stating intent to transfer; and
Management approves the transfer within sixty (60) days.

Importantly, existing downlines remain with the original sponsor. Management will review complaints from active distributors affected by such transfers.

2.12. Indemnity Agreement

Distributors agree to hold the company, its officers, and agents harmless against claims, liabilities, or legal actions arising from their business activities. In other words, the company is not responsible for disputes related to the distributor’s conduct.

2.13. Confidentiality Agreement

Distributors authorize the company to use personal information for operations, including transferring information to parent or affiliated companies, regulatory agencies, or upline sponsors.

Furthermore, distributors must not disclose confidential information during or for four (4) years after termination. This includes network data, passwords, and access codes. Consequently, maintaining confidentiality protects company operations and intellectual property.

2.14. Termination of Distributorship

Distributorship remains valid for life unless the distributor voluntarily or involuntarily terminates it.

Voluntary Termination: Occurs when the distributor submits a written resignation. The distributor may not re-register under another network for six (6) months.

Involuntary Termination: Management may terminate accounts for policy violations, contract breaches, or other just causes. Termination takes effect upon notification.

Moreover, distributors must comply with all company policies. Failure to do so may result in deactivation, suspension, or permanent termination.

SECTION 3

THE SPONSOR

3.1. Responsibility of the Sponsor

Sponsors must take responsibility for their direct downlines. They must ensure that their downlines are properly trained in ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.’s products, policies, procedures, marketing plan, and sound business practices. Specifically, this responsibility includes:

a) Training – Ensuring that the down line attends all required trainings and company seminars.
b) Communication – Responding to the down line’s inquiries and advising them on the correct steps and strategies to follow.
c) Updating – Informing the down line about new policies, product updates, and company developments.

3.2. Exclusive Territories

A Distributor may extend sponsoring activities to any country where ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. operates. Additionally, the Distributor may expand to other territories, but only if management approves such expansion.

SECTION 4

CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS

CODE NO. 1: LOYALTY TO THE COMPANY

All members must always remain loyal to the company and its policies. Additionally, they must avoid any acts that conflict with ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC., including but not limited to:

a) Joining, representing, associating, sponsoring, recruiting, or conspiring in any form for the benefit of companies, business groups, partnerships, or individuals directly competing with the company locally or abroad;
b) Introducing, presenting, selling, promoting, or offering their products, services, businesses, or marketing programs, whether tangible or intangible.

Note: If a Distributor is confirmed to have joined another MLM company, a second offense penalty automatically applies.

CODE NO. 2: PROTECTION OF COMPANY REPUTATION

Members must not make or encourage remarks—written or oral—that discredit or harm the company, its centers, service branches, officers, agents, or representatives. Furthermore, members should ensure that all statements they make reflect the company’s values.

CODE NO. 3: HONESTY IN ALL DEALINGS

Members must act professionally at all times. In addition, they must not make false statements, exaggerations, misrepresentations, vain promises, or introduce fake or spurious products. Moreover, members must follow the company’s marketing plans and programs without any attempt to circumvent them.

CODE NO. 4: HONESTY AMONG FELLOW MEMBERS

Members must act with honesty and credibility toward fellow members. Specifically, they must not:

a) Imitate or counterfeit handwriting or signatures;
b) Falsely indicate participation in any act or activity;
c) Attribute acts, statements, or activities to other members that they did not perform;
d) Insert false statements into affidavits, deeds, or similar documents;
e) Alter true dates;
f) Modify genuine documents to change their meaning;
g) Issue a document claiming to be a copy of an original when no such original exists.

CODE NO. 5: HUMILITY AND RESPECT TOWARDS MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY

Members must demonstrate humility and respect toward fellow members, officers, and employees. In addition, they must not commit acts of rudeness, disrespect, or discourtesy, whether directly or indirectly.

Penalties:

1st Offense: One (1) month deactivation of all accounts with forfeiture of accrued benefits.
2nd Offense: Six (6) months deactivation of all accounts with forfeiture of accrued benefits.
3rd Offense: Perpetual deactivation of all accounts with forfeiture of accrued benefits.

CODE NO. 6: FAIRNESS TOWARDS FELLOW MEMBERS

Members must treat fellow members equally and sincerely. Furthermore, they must not interfere with the sponsoring activities of others.

While recruits may choose under whose sponsorship they will register, members are strictly prohibited from influencing other members’ recruits to register under sponsors other than the ones who introduced them. However, after six (6) months without registration by the original sponsor, another Distributor may sponsor the recruit.

CODE NO. 7: DECENCY, GOOD MORALS, AND BEHAVIOR

Members must maintain decency and good behavior. Additionally, they must avoid any immoral acts or conduct that may debase company policies or good morals within company premises, centers, or service branches.

Members are also prohibited from influencing, obstructing, or inducing spouses to transfer groups or circumvent company policies regarding such transfers.

Penalty: Perpetual deactivation of accounts with forfeiture of all accrued benefits.

CODE NO. 8: NON-TOLERANCE OF FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES

Members must avoid any fraudulent acts or false pretenses. Specifically, members must not commit acts that harm the company or fellow members. These acts include, but are not limited to:

a. For internal control of the company:
i. Using fictitious names, dummy accounts, or other deceitful means for personal gain;
ii. Issuing a check without sufficient funds to a member or the company;
iii. Evading obligations to fellow members or the company;
iv. Failing to issue the complete registration package or encode a new distributor;
v. Soliciting large sums from individuals claiming to be investors;
vi. Cross-lining, transferring, or sponsoring outside authorized groups;
vii. Giving gifts to management or staff to gain personal favors.

b. For selling products:
i. Altering the quality, fineness, or weight of company products;
ii. Violating the ONE PRICE POLICY by selling products below the standard retail price.

Penalty: Perpetual deactivation of accounts with forfeiture of all accrued benefits.

4.1. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF SECTION 4

The Company imposes the following penalties for violations of Section 4, unless otherwise indicated:

1st Offense: Six (6) months deactivation of accounts with forfeiture of accrued benefits.
2nd Offense: Perpetual deactivation of accounts with forfeiture of accrued benefits.

SECTION 5: MARKETING PLAN

5.1 The Business of Alliance In Motion Global, Inc.

The hybrid Marketing Plan of ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. combines Binary, Uni-level, and Stair Step plans.

The business involves:

Direct selling of products
Sharing the business plan with prospective clients

Additionally, to join, a person must purchase a Global Package for ₦69,990 for QuickStart., known as the Quick Start Package.

5.2 Ways to Earn in Alliance In Motion Global, Inc.

Distributors can earn income in six (6) simultaneous ways. Moreover, each method is designed to reward both sales and team building:

5.2.1 Retailing

Distributors earn through direct sales of products. Key points:

Lifetime 25% discount on all products (Distributor Price – DP)
Sell products at a higher price, not below the Suggested Retail Price (SRP)
This ensures compliance with the One Price Policy

Consequently, distributors can build a steady retail income while promoting fairness in pricing.

5.2.2 Direct Sponsoring

For example, earn ₦5,000 and 700 Product Points for every new person sponsored

5.2.3 Matched Sales Bonus (Binary System)

Upon becoming a Distributor:

Form two groups: Left Group and Right Group
Each level in both groups must reach 700 points, for a total of 1,400 points
Therefore, earn ₦7,000 for every 1,400 combined points

Important rules:

Every 5th matched sale grants a Gift Cheque (GC) instead of cash
To maintain balance, the “Flush-out” system allows 16 matched sales per day, split into 2 cycles:

Cycle	Time	Max Matches
1st	12:00 AM – 11:59 AM	8
2nd	12:00 PM – 11:59 PM	8

However, attempting a 9th match in a cycle resets the points for that match only

5.2.4 Uni-level Bonus

Earn 5% of product points from downline sales, up to the 10th level
In addition, Dynamic Compression ensures inactive levels do not break bonus eligibility; the next active level moves up

5.2.5 Stair Step Bonus

Executive Distributor benefits depend on the total sales volume of downlines:

Position	Requirement	Benefit
Silver Executive (SE)	10 group re-order points	10% commission up to the 10th level
Gold Executive (GE)	100 group re-order points	20% commission up to the 10th level
Global Ambassador (GA)	1,000 group re-order points	30% commission from the 1st level up to infinity

Therefore, higher ranks earn greater commissions and incentives.

5.2.6 Royalty Bonus

Moreover, Global Ambassadors earn an additional 2% from the total group sales of their downlines who achieve the Global Ambassador rank
Income is limited to the first five generations of Global Ambassadors

5.2.7 Travel Incentives

Distributors may earn a trip to the USA by meeting conditions:

3 New Direct Sponsoring:

Maintain 2 positional points monthly or 24 annually
Complete product re-orders (Gift Cheque not included)

2 New Direct Sponsoring:

Achieve Silver Executive rank before December 31

1 New Direct Sponsoring:

Achieve Gold Executive rank before December 31
Maintain a monthly personal re-order of 0.3334 positional points
Have at least 100 pairs annually and 30 positional points quarterly

5.3 Payment Schedule

Distributors claim income via BDO according to:

Daily payout (ATM) – cutoff 5:00 AM; deposit by 7:00 PM same day
Weekly payout (Check) – cutoff Friday; release next Wednesday
Uni-level & Stair Step (ATM) – cutoff end of production month; release 15th of following month

As a result, Distributors can plan finances efficiently.

5.4 Promos

All promos are non-convertible to cash
Additionally, they are non-transferable between distributors

5.5 Taxation

Distributors are not employees or partners
Responsible for managerial decisions, expenditures, and taxes
Moreover, 10% withholding tax is deducted by ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.
Additional ₦600 processing fee per encashment
Distributors can request a copy of Form 2307

Therefore, all earnings are net of company withholding and local tax obligations.

5.6 On Re-inventing the Marketing Scheme

The business is NOT an investment scheme
However, individuals joining unauthorized schemes will face:
- Termination
- Legal action for damages
Consequently, distributors must exercise caution and only pay the approved ₦69,990 Global Package

SECTION 6: PRODUCT SALES

6.1. PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
To qualify for the Uni-level income of 5% on commission points up to the 10th level, Distributors must purchase any combination of products or a product Gift Certificate (GC) that has an equivalent point value of 0.3334. Moreover, maintenance for any given month should be completed one (1) month in advance, and the corresponding income will be released on the 15th of the following month. This ensures consistent participation and continuous income for all active Distributors.

6.2. NEW PRODUCT POLICY
When a new product is released, Distributors must purchase the product within the month of its launch to earn rebates. This requirement is in addition to their regular personal monthly maintenance. Subsequently, in the following month, Distributors revert to their original personal monthly maintenance. This policy ensures that all active Distributors have the first opportunity to experience the new product before offering it to retail customers.

6.3. DIRECT SALES ONLY
All ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. products must not be sold in retail stores such as pharmacies, drug stores, PX shops, grocery stores, supermarkets, or similar outlets. Such sales would directly compete with the Business Center Office (BCO) and satellite offices nationwide. Furthermore, due to the company’s daily, weekly, and monthly payout structure, product returns and buybacks are limited to ten (10) days. This rule helps maintain fairness and proper inventory management.

SECTION 7: PRODUCT REFUND AND BUYBACK POLICY

7.1. Buy Back Rule
The Buy Back Rule is designed to protect the interests of all ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. stakeholders—including customers, distributors, business center owners, and the company—through a balanced, win-win refund and buy back policy. Before any refund or buyback can be processed, the following conditions must be met:

The products are still in good condition and remain saleable.
The product codes have not yet been encoded.
The products have at least eight (8) months before their expiry date.
The products show no traces of leaks, pinholes, discoloration, or fading of the packaging materials.
Proof of purchase from the distributor or company is provided.
The distributorship is being terminated either due to a company policy violation or voluntary resignation.
Returned products will be inspected to ensure they have not been subjected to heat or show signs of discoloration.
There is no pattern of repetitive refunds or buy-backs for the same distributor or sponsor.
Buy-back and refund amounts will be calculated to account for potential losses in the cost of money and taxes paid.
Requests for buy-back or refund must be submitted in writing at least ten (10) days before the scheduled transaction.

SECTION 8 – PRODUCT EXCHANGE

8.1. Conditions for Product Exchange
ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. will exchange products only if they are defective or of substandard quality and have not yet been encoded. The following procedure shall apply to effect a product exchange:

The Consumer must submit a written request for exchange within ten (10) days immediately following the purchase, along with the original receipt.
Upon inspection, the returned products will either be replaced with undamaged products or a full refund will be issued by the Distributor who sold the products to the Consumer.
The Distributor shall be fully responsible for managing the process of product return and exchange.
Subsequently, the Distributor must submit a written exchange request within ten (10) days from the receipt of the returned product from the Consumer.
Finally, the Company will provide a new and equivalent product to the Distributor.

Note: This procedure ensures that Consumers receive quality products while Distributors maintain accountability in handling returns and exchanges.

SECTION 9 – BUY BACK PROCEDURE

9.1. ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. shall buy back from the Distributor any unsold and salable products, provided they are at least eight (8) months from expiry and have not yet been encoded. However, buy-back shall not apply to:

Products that have been opened or consumed;
Products that ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. no longer carries; or
Products with different packaging, even if they are still eight (8) months from expiry and not yet encoded.

The following procedure must be observed for all buy-back transactions:

The Distributor must submit a written request for the return of products, attaching proof of purchase, such as the original receipt from ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.;
Upon receipt, the Company will inspect the products to confirm they are saleable and in good condition, and will verify the accuracy of the submitted receipt.
The Company shall then process the refund, deducting any applicable costs, money, and taxes.

SECTION 10: ADVERTISING AND USE OF TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTED MATERIALS

10.1. Promotional Materials
The ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. name, logos, trademarks, and copyrights are the exclusive property of the Company. Therefore, distributors must not use any written, printed, recorded, or other material for advertising, promotion, or description of the Company’s products or Marketing Plan without prior written approval from management.

Additionally, any promotional materials created by a Distributor require prior written approval. Unauthorized use or production of such materials is strictly prohibited.

Distributors must not make claims about the products’ therapeutic or curative properties unless explicitly stated in official ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. literature. Similarly, print, radio, or television advertising is permitted only with written approval from the Company.

If media representatives contact a Distributor regarding the Company’s officers, products, or procedures, the Distributor must immediately refer them to the ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. Customer Service Department.

10.2. Websites
Distributors may create websites to promote their business; however, the creation of websites that appear to be official Company websites is strictly prohibited. All other websites promoting ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. products or business must include a clear disclaimer on every page stating that the site is not an official Company website.

Failure to comply with this requirement, whether intentional or unintentional, may result in termination of membership and/or legal action for damages.

10.3. Fairs and Trade Shows
Distributors are allowed to participate in fairs and trade shows to promote ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. products. However, such products must not be displayed alongside any other multi-level marketing products.

SECTION 11: BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM QUALIFICATIONS

11.1. BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM

ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. provides its Distributors the opportunity to own a Business Center (BC). Through this program, a BC not only supplies products but also conducts training and seminars in the area of the Distributor’s choice. In addition, the program allows Distributors to strengthen their network and develop leadership skills.

11.2. BUSINESS CENTER OPERATOR (BCO)

The BCO acts as an independent affiliate of ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. Although BCOs enjoy extra privileges, they also take on additional responsibilities.

As an independent affiliate, a BCO does not legally represent ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. Instead, they represent themselves and the entity they establish to serve as a Business Center Operator.

Furthermore, BCOs handle sensitive and confidential information, including finances, reports, and inventory. Consequently, they must actively support the company’s total livelihood program and also all other objectives set by ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.

11.3. DURATION OF BCO RIGHTS

BCO rights are granted for one (1) year. Moreover, management evaluates the BCO’s performance annually based on sales, customer service, and compliance with the BCO Memorandum of Agreement.

The BCO agreement is renewed annually for the first five (5) years. Afterwards, management may consider extensions of more than one (1) year depending on the BCO’s performance.

11.4. QUALIFICATIONS FOR BCO

Any Distributor meeting the following requirements may apply to become a BCO:

1. For natural persons:
a. Demonstrate unquestionable integrity.
b. Have prior or current experience in business.
c. Not currently be involved in any network or direct selling business other than ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.
d. Maintain at least three (3) months of distributorship with a minimum of forty (40) downlines.
e. Be a Silver Executive distributor with seven (7) ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. accounts and a monthly income of at least P30,000.00.
f. Be between 20 and 55 years old.

2. For legal entities:
a. Meet all requirements for natural persons except 1.b and 1.f.
b. Submit Articles of Incorporation or Partnership, by-laws, and a board resolution appointing an official representative to transact with ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.

11.5. BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

11.5.1. BCO Profile

Applicants must submit the following:

Completed application form
Two (2) 2×2 ID pictures
Xerox copy of ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. ID
Completed registration form
Letter of intent
Recommendation letters from the direct upline and the upline leader
Sketch of the proposed Business Center location
Photos of the proposed center
Structure of ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. account (print genealogy)
Layout of the proposed center

Note: Applicants must submit all requirements in person or by mail to Ms. Lizeth Bagtas at the Head Office. Incomplete applications will not be processed. Once approved, qualified applicants will be scheduled for an interview. Additionally, all documents should be compiled and neatly fastened in a short brown folder.

Moreover, upon approval, applicants will be notified to deposit the initial capital of ₦4,077,231.27 into any of the company’s bank accounts.

11.5.2. Accessibility

The Business Center must be located in a commercial or business district. However, home garages or similar facilities are not allowed, since they degrade the professional nature of the business.

11.5.3. Office Space

Signage: Standard ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. signage is required.
Floor Space: Minimum of 50 square meters.
Cleanliness: The center must be well-lit, ventilated or air-conditioned, and free from pests.
Partitions: The center must have separate areas for training, stockroom, and sales. Alternatively, these may be in one room if partitioned:
a. Training Area: Seats at least 50, with a whiteboard (3’x6’), chairs, tables, LCD projector, microphone, and speaker.
b. Selling Area: Product display cabinet and secured cash cabinet required.
c. Stockroom: Room temperature must not exceed 30°C to avoid product spoilage.

11.5.4. Communication

Telephone line or mobile phone (required)
Fax machine (recommended)
Computer with internet connection (required)
Scanner (required)

Note: Photographs of the newly established center must be submitted within the first three (3) months of operation. This ensures compliance with company standards.

11.5.5. Manpower

A Business Center requires at least two (2) staff:

Officer-in-Charge (OIC): Also functions as local marketing officer, cashier, and trainer.
Stockman: Handles maintenance and messenger duties.

11.5.6. Capitalization

Minimum capital investment: ₦4,077,231.27

11.6. BUSINESS CENTER PROGRAM BENEFITS

11.6.1. Immediate Financial Benefits

Outright Income: Earned for every product sold to distributors and consumers (see APPENDIX 9).
Rebates: BCOs with ₦7,063,595.06 in monthly gross sales and at least 30% product re-order qualify for Purchase Rebates. Moreover, rebates can be converted into re-order products or collected via check.
Satellite Overriding Commission: BCOs earn commission from registered satellites in their area that buy directly from the BCO Head Office.

11.6.2. Immediate Product Inventory

Furthermore, refer to APPENDIX 10 for the initial product inventory breakdown.

11.6.3. Long-Term Financial Benefit

Over time, strong network development within the area ensures sustainable long-term financial benefits.

11.6.4. Network Leadership and Livelihood Development

A successful BCO develops strong network leadership. Consequently, this creates many builders and retailers within the jurisdiction, which in turn generates continuous livelihood opportunities for both the BCO and the local community (“Kababayan”).

SECTION 12: GENERAL PROVISIONS

12.1. CONTRACT CHANGES
The Company reserves the right to modify this Contract, provided that a 30-day notice is given through publication and the normal channels of communication. After 30 days, such changes shall be considered effective and incorporated into the Contract between you and ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. By continuing to act as a Distributor or accepting any bonus or benefit after these modifications become effective, you expressly acknowledge and accept the new terms of the Contract.

12.2. WAIVERS AND EXCEPTIONS
The Company may grant waivers or exceptions to the application of these Policies, but only if expressly stated in writing. Any prior waiver or exception does not constitute a waiver of future breaches or apply to any other person. Furthermore, any delay by the Company in enforcing these Policies shall not be interpreted as a waiver of its right to demand strict compliance with its rules and regulations. Likewise, any custom or practice that differs from these rules shall not obstruct the Company’s rights.

12.3. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
These provisions shall be governed by the laws of the Philippines. Any dispute arising from the enforcement of this Contract shall be resolved exclusively in the courts having jurisdiction over ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC.’s Head Office.

12.4. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this agreement between ALLIANCE IN MOTION GLOBAL, INC. and its Distributors is judicially invalidated or deemed unenforceable, such invalidity shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision in this agreement.