How to file a Code complaint...

The Direct Selling Association of Ireland

 



DSA complaints procedureComplaints procedure

If you have a complaint against a Direct Selling company that is a Member of a Direct Selling Association (DSA) for any business practice that you believe is illegal or unethical and a possible violation of the Code of Practice, we'd recommend the following:
 

1. Try to resolve the matter directly with the company...

Every company that is a member of a Direct Selling Association (DSA) must adhere to its Code of Practice and should have a Code Compliance officer.  Try to resolve your complaint with that person.
 

2. If you are still not satisfied...

Your complaint should be in writing and sent by either post to The Direct Selling Association of Ireland, Avalon, Ballytrust, Ballinagh, Co. Cavan. or by email to info@dsai.ie

Please include the following information:

• The date and details of the incident
• Who was involved
• The current status of the complaint
• Efforts that you have made to resolve the matter
• List the amount and cost of product, if relevant, include invoices or other supporting documents
• If possible, any responses the other party has made to resolve the matter
• How you would like to see the complaint resolved or remedied
 

Independent Code Administrator

If you are still not satisfied within the time period required under the code, your complaint will then be referred to the DSA's Independent Code Administrator.  Although the Code Administrator's judgement is binding on DSA Member companies, you still retain your right, if you remain dissatisfied, to pursue other means of redress.
 

Overseas DSA Members

World Federation DSA Web SiteIf the company is not a member of the Irish DSA but IS a member of a DSA in another country, then you can send your complaint to the DSA in that country.  All DSAs that are members of the WFDSA pledge to abide by the World Code of Conduct as a minimum standard of ethical behaviour.

The World Code provides extra-territorial effect, which means that you can still be protected, and file a complaint even though the company or distributor is not a part of your country's DSA.
 

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