Amplifei
A misleading income disclosure statement is just the tip of the iceberg with this supplement MLM.
This e-mail links to a fake news site. When you leave the site, a An advertisement that pops up in a new window when you’re browsing the internet. window directs you to workathomeaide.net, which is designed to recruit people to sell Herbalife weight loss supplements as part of a multi-level marketing scheme. The company has settled several suits over its business setup and the health claims of its product. Also, the FTC has received many complaints.
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Date: March 15, 2012 12:38:25 PM EDT
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