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A misleading income disclosure statement is just the tip of the iceberg with this supplement MLM.
Crypto trading MLM's "aggressive earnings claims" are referred to regulators.
The Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council last month referred a crypto trading MLM’s “aggressive earnings claims” to the FTC and Nevada attorney general for possible enforcement action after the DSSRC said the company failed to substantively respond to its inquiry.
The earnings claims at issue appeared in social media posts by iCoinPro distributors as well as in testimonials on the iCoinPro website, the DSSRC said. They included:
“DSSRC expressed its concern that such earnings claims convey the message that the typical salesforce member can generally expect to earn significant, if not life-changing, income,” the self-regulatory group said.
While there is no longer a link to the testimonials page on the iCoinPro website, the page is still accessible to consumers who enter the testimonials URL directly in their browser. And there are still testimonials touting significant income, including those claiming that iCoinPro distributors can earn thousands of dollars a week, even with “no online marketing experience.”
Find more of our coverage on MLMs’ income claims here.
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A misleading income disclosure statement is just the tip of the iceberg with this supplement MLM.
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