Amplifei
A misleading income disclosure statement is just the tip of the iceberg with this supplement MLM.
Hazel Peppergood advertises a work-at-home system with claims such as:
- “Get paid up to $1,872.00 Every Week, Like Me!”
- “You don’t need any experience and there is absolutely no training or computer work involved. You earn money simply because you mail literature that help [sic] companies generate sales.”
- “INCREASE YOUR WEEKLY INCOME NOW!”
- “GUARANTEED PAYCHECKS EACH AND EVERY WEEK”
- I just received my check for $808, I would like to continue this for a lifetime. You’re a good company, may God continue to be with you.” [Shelly Harvell, Maryland]
The Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program asked Hazel Peppergood to back up their claims. When Hazel Peppergood did not respond, ERSP referred the matter to the FTC. Something seems suspicious here with Hazel Peppergood.
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