Activists Ask: How to Comment on FTC’s “Earnings Rule” without Treating MLM as “Legitimate”?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced it will consider a new “earnings rule” to restrict false or misleading “earning claims” by companies, including multi-level marketing. It is asking consumers to send comments. This is good, yes? Well, better than...Revolving Door, Influence-Peddling on Full Display as FTC Discusses Policies on MLM Deception
On Feb. 17, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced it would begin a long-term process of possibly making a rule against deceptive “earnings claims.” Many opponents and critics of multi-level marketing are hopeful this first step in possible FTC...History of Pseudo-Law Enforcement at FTC Protects MLM Pyramids and Lures People into them.
Recent FTC prosecutions of MLMs, Advocare, Nerium/Neora and Success by Health are rightfully applauded by citizens. However, these FTC actions – once again – raise false hopes that the FTC, finally, recognizes the scale of MLM harm and is, finally, going to act...
New Book “Ponzinomics” Reveals how Politics, not Law, Protects MLM and Lets It Continue Pyramid Recruiting
People who free themselves from “MLM” painfully discover an intertwining web of fake income promises, pretenses to “direct selling” and cruel manipulations to induce false hope and constant purchasing. Yet, there is one more layer of deception they often do not...FREE REPORT
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