InGroup International LLC has suspended the enrollment of new members on its website from Polish residents and has stopped accepting payments from existing Polish members. This was after the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKIK) deemed the company’s membership offer a cryptocurrency fraud, despite inGroup’s assertion that it never operated any cryptocurrency business. In response, inGroup retained legal counsel in Poland and engaged with regulators to clear the situation. The company’s founders and top executives have spent many hours meeting with government officials to resolve the matter. After inGroup proved that it doesn’t group customer funds to negotiate better terms with third-party providers and provide discounts to their customers as required under Polish law, the UOKIK found an obscure Polish law called a “Consortium or Argentinian Scheme,” which negates the company’s operation in the country. Offered in 200 countries, inGroup further states that it has not intentionally targeted Poland and never offered its website in Polish to sell any membership or services in the country. It has saved over a million members money on every cruise vacation booked through inGroup since July 2016, and all reward points gained are immediately available to use in bookings from the first day of membership. Existing Polish members will receive refunds based on unused Reward Points minus any travel benefits already received or they can keep and use their valuable reward points to book travel without making any further additional membership payments. InGroup intends to continue engaging with fair-minded and sincere members of the Polish government to create a path forward where Polish residents can again participate actively in the membership and benefit from the offer.