XYMOGEN Practitioners Violate Company Internet Policy With Impunity

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This problem starts with the chairman of the company, who personally violated his own company's policy until he got caught. It has nothing to do with some supervisor.

And no, Xymogen isn't a good company. It was founded by a corrupt individual stealing from his employer.

That tradition continues, as Xymogen's unscrupulous "practitioners" are allowed to blatantly steal from the reputable ones.

These people aren't even qualified to dispense professional formulations. At best they attended chiropractic school for two years. Some of them listed in this thread have no professional credentials at all.

That's not so bad, as long as the damage they do is confined to their local area. But when they create websites specifically designed for no other purpose than to poach business from licensed doctors, that shouldn't be tolerated.

But, it's standard practice at Xymogen. Good company?

No!
 






There's no one at Xymogen who has been given the responsibility of routinely searching Google for "xymogen" and "code" to identify violators. Why? Because violators bring in a very substantial portion of the company's revenue.

In the absence of investigation from Xymogen, it should be easy to report violators to them. There should be an option to "Report internet violations" at https://xymogen.com/about/contact.aspx

Why isn't there? Because Xymogen doesn't want to know about violators. Why? See above.

Would someone please send a link to this thread to Xymogen's corporate executives?

If the company doesn't respond in a affirmative way, would everyone please start sending a link to this thread to the trade press?
 






Discounts all over Amazon too. If they claim it's not available online they should stand behind that. Starts at the top. Always does. They are no better than Metagenics.
 






Anonymous said:
This problem starts with the chairman of the company, who personally violated his own company's policy until he got caught. It has nothing to do with some supervisor.

And no, Xymogen isn't a good company. It was founded by a corrupt individual stealing from his employer.

That tradition continues, as Xymogen's unscrupulous "practitioners" are allowed to blatantly steal from the reputable ones.

These people aren't even qualified to dispense professional formulations. At best they attended chiropractic school for two years. Some of them listed in this thread have no professional credentials at all.

That's not so bad, as long as the damage they do is confined to their local area. But when they create websites specifically designed for no other purpose than to poach business from licensed doctors, that shouldn't be tolerated.

But, it's standard practice at Xymogen. Good company?

No!
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What about the foolish practitioners that bought Xymogen stock to get a discount and get on the "advisory board"? They can't even get their money out !! $14 million in outstanding shares.
 






ANY TIME YOU HAVE A CEO WHO REFUSES TO EXPLAIN WHY ACCOUNTING SCREWED UP OVER A MILLION DOLLARS IN BONUS PAYOUTS IN 2013, THAT SAYS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS COMPANY! (THE INTERNET VIOLATERS ARE JUST A SMOKE SCREEN.)
 






Anonymous said:
ANY TIME YOU HAVE A CEO WHO REFUSES TO EXPLAIN WHY ACCOUNTING SCREWED UP OVER A MILLION DOLLARS IN BONUS PAYOUTS IN 2013, THAT SAYS ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS COMPANY! (THE INTERNET VIOLATERS ARE JUST A SMOKE SCREEN.)
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Stop being a baby and go out and sell you fucking r*****. Brian is a stand up guy, he has built a great company. Get out of bed and sell.
 












To the first individual that posted on 6/27/14.
Obviously, communication skills, and the lack of them, seems to be a common thread.
Go ahead, ignore the facts, and justify. (That's a common thread too!)
 


















Those wonderful examples of professionalism and integrity at Fontana Family Chiropractic still unashamedly flaunt their blatant violations in the faces of honest doctors with real degrees.

Does anyone know how much XYMOGEN company stock "doctor" Paul Fontana and "doctor" Susan Fontana own? Is either of them or both of them on the XYMOGEN board of directors?
 


















The most blatant in-your-face violators are unrepentant.

Fontana Family Chiropractic still unashamedly flaunts their violations, including the use of a complete website that serves no other purpose than to violate the XYMOGEN internet sales policy!

Does anyone know how much XYMOGEN company stock "doctor" Paul Fontana and "doctor" Susan Fontana own? Is either of them or both of them on the XYMOGEN board of directors?
 
























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