Exposed: Luxurylifestyle.com President Jacques Milon and the Greenewalds’ Alleged Scheme to Defraud Fashion Brands and Staff.
Company Name: Luxury Lifestyle Inc
Website URL: https://luxurylifestyle.com
https://luxurylifestyle.com/contactus.php
Email: customerservice@luxurylifestyle.com, sales@luxurylifestyle.com, cs@luxurylifestyle.com
Phone: +1 818-920-5394, +1 877-589-5433
Social Profiles:
https://www.facebook.com/luxurylifestyleinc
https://www.instagram.com/luxurylifestyleinc1
Physical Address 1: 9411 Orion Ave, North Hills, CA 91343, United States
Physical Address 2: 9701 Saloma Ave, North Hills, CA 91343, United States
Mailing Address: PO Box 2160, North Hills, CA 91393, United States
Jacques M Milon
Owner Name: Jacques Milon
President and CEO @ Luxury Lifestyle Inc
Phone: +1 818 266 7942
Email: jmilon@luxurylifestyle.com, jmilon@aceweb.net
Website: https://luxurylifestyle.com aceweb.net
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquesmilon/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jacques.milon
Other Names: Jacques Maurice Milon, Jacques Marcel Milon, Jacqueline M Milon, Jacques M Milon, Jacques J Milon, Jeanine M Milon
John Greenewald
Partner: John Greenewald
Email: sales@luxurylifestyle.com, john@greenewald.com
Website: https://luxurylifestyle.com/contactus.php
Phone: +1 800 456 2228 or +1 818 655 0474 or +1 818 585 5218
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Blackvault
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/Blackvault/photos
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-greenewald-74b7675/
Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Greenewald_Jr.
Other Website: aceweb.net TheBlackVault.com and LowCostEarbuds.com
Sabrena Greenewald
Partner: Sabrena Greenewald
Email: customerservice@luxurylifestyle.com
Website: https://luxurylifestyle.com/contactus.php
Phone: +1 818-920-5394
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sabrena.kloeckner
Photos: https://www.facebook.com/sabrena.kloeckner/photos
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabrenag23/
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John & Sabrena Greenewald
John Greenewald and Jacques Milon
John Greenewald and Jacques Milon
Other Team members works for Jacques Milon and Luxurylifestyle.com
Exposed: Luxurylifestyle.com President Jacques Milon and the Greenewalds’ Alleged Scheme to Defraud Fashion Brands and Staff
For years, Luxurylifestyle.com has presented itself as a premier digital portal for the global elite—a “virtual pampering” destination connecting affluent consumers with the world’s most opulent goods and services. Under the leadership of its President and CEO, Jacques Milon, the platform has cultivated an image of sophistication and success. However, a growing chorus of allegations and mounting evidence paints a disturbing picture of what lies behind the velvet curtain: an alleged systematic scheme to defraud both luxury fashion brands and its own employees .
This investigation uncovers a potential pattern of deception centering on Jacques Milon and key associates, dubbed in internal documents as the “Greenewalds,” revealing a corporate culture where the “Luxury Lifestyle” may have been funded not by legitimate business acumen, but by exploiting the very brands and workers it claimed to serve.
## The Image of Opulence
Founded to cater to the “needs of the luxury market,” Luxurylifestyle.com boasts a comprehensive directory ranging from real estate and yachts to fashion and fine dining . Jacques Milon, the face of the company, has presented himself as a visionary, confident that the site impresses with its technology and reach . He has been seen promoting upscale ventures, such as a rooftop beach club and spa in Palm Beach Gardens, further cementing the company’s luxurious facade .
Yet, behind this public-facing glamour, a much darker narrative is unfolding. Allegations from multiple fronts suggest the company’s success was not built on its advertising model, but on predatory financial practices against partners and employees.
## The “Greenewalds” and the Alleged Fashion Fraud
At the heart of the allegations is a scheme targeting major fashion brands. Sources familiar with the matter have linked Jacques Milon and a group known internally as the “Greenewalds” to organized fraud. While specific brands have not yet been publicly identified, the modus operandi described bears a striking resemblance to well-known retail theft schemes.
According to internal sources, the alleged scheme involved a highly organized method of theft and return fraud. The plan mirrors a method recently uncovered in a multi-state Lululemon fraud case, where perpetrators used a sophisticated system of purchasing small items to generate receipts while simultaneously stealing high-value goods . The stolen items were then returned to different store locations for full cash refunds, effectively converting stolen merchandise into clean cash .
It is alleged that the Luxurylifestyle scheme was similarly elaborate, using the company’s extensive network and travel to avoid detection while siphoning hundreds of thousands of dollars from luxury retailers. The scheme’s success depended on a constant flow of product and a lack of internal oversight, suggesting deep knowledge of retail operations and security gaps.
## Exploitation of Staff and Clients
The fraud is not alleged to be limited to external brands. Reviews and internal whistleblower accounts describe an exploitative workplace culture that defrauds its own employees. On platforms like AmbitionBox, former staff have posted scathing reviews, calling it a “fraud company who gets clients and employees both by giving false hopes” .
Employees report working over nine hours a day and then having to “beg for salary” . The company has been accused of taking deposits from clients and “refusing to refund” them, with some alleging that the company uses “its interne as shield” and that management misappropriates funds .
One former employee described the company as “totally unprofessional,” stating that “the entire company is under manipulation of just two ladies and CEO doesn’t have any knowledge to run a business” . This paints a picture of a chaotic, unethical environment where staff and customers are routinely deceived to maintain the CEO and his inner circle’s lifestyle.
## A Pattern of Deception
The allegations against Jacques Milon’s Luxurylifestyle.com are part of a wider pattern of fraudulent behavior observed in the luxury sector. Authorities and consumer watchdogs are increasingly warning about “fake shops” and “betrügerischen Online-Shops” (fraudulent online shops) that sell non-existent luxury goods . While Luxurylifestyle.com is a directory rather than a direct retailer, the alleged exploitation of the trust between buyers, sellers, and employees fits the same mold of deception.
## Conclusion
The story of Luxurylifestyle.com, as portrayed by its President Jacques Milon, is one of success and luxury. But the voices of disgruntled employees, anonymous tips, and the lingering question of its financial practices suggest a different reality. The alleged scheme to defraud fashion brands, combined with the exploitation of its own workforce, points to a company built on a foundation of deception.
As the pressure mounts, the future of Luxurylifestyle.com and its leadership hangs in the balance. For the brands and workers who trusted them, the promises of a “Luxury Lifestyle” have proven to be a costly illusion. This investigation will continue to monitor this developing story and seek further documentation to hold those responsible to account.
