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Yancey and Graziosi promoted the training programs and were involved in efforts to bury online customer complaints that said Response Marketing failed to deliver on its promises or was a scam.
The FTC and the Division filed a motion with the court to allow the FTC to amend the complaint to add as defendants Dean Graziosi, who is a self-described New York Times best-selling author, entrepreneur, and investor, and Scott Yancey from the reality television series “Flipping Vegas.”
Yancey and Graziosi promoted the training programs and were involved in efforts to bury online customer complaints that said Response Marketing failed to deliver on its promises or that it was a scam, according to the amended complaint.
The scheme cost customers over $400 million, the suit alleged, and involved two well-known TV real estate and investment celebrities, Dean Graziosi and Scott Yancey.
The proposed amended complaint alleges that Graziosi and Yancey violated the Telemarketing Sales Rule by providing substantial assistance or support to the Nudge defendants when the two promoters knew – or consciously avoided knowing – about Nudge’s deceptive practices.
"Yancey and Graziosi promoted the training programs and were involved in efforts to bury online customer complaints that said Response Marketing failed to deliver on its promises or was a scam...
Thousands of customers duped by what the Federal Trade Commission calls a fraudulent, celebrity-promoted real estate training program will soon get a refund as.