8 Figure Dream Lifestyle trial scheduled for July 2020
Dec.10, 2019 in
companies, regulation
Following a December 9th Scheduling Conference, the 8 Figures Dream Lifestyle trial has been tentatively set for July 14th, 2020.
The FTC sued 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle and officers John Bain, Alex Dee (fka Alex S. Dowlatshahi), Brian Kaplan and Jerrold Maurer (aka Jerry Maurer) back in June.
The regulator alleges 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle and its officers committed telemarketing and consumer fraud.
Attempts by the defendants to obtain living expenses carveouts have thus far been unsuccessful.
Several additional motions pertaining to carveouts were also heard at the Scheduling Conference. The court has taken these motions under consideration.
Pending an order on the carveout motions, stay tuned…
How is this business any different then any other MLM?
Legitimate MLM = retail sales.
Cash gifting = scam.
Another business being pitched by Justin Verrengia. He must be close to the top of BehindMLM’s all scammer list of joining scam businesses and fleecing the most dollars from people.
Alex and these guys have taken so much money from people.
I got suckered into this “business system“. I made several of those freaking calls not thinking that there were several other people representing the same company. No wonder I failed because everyone I called hated me.
I was wondering why everyone would respond with profanities. Now I know.
I handed over $12,000 to Alex to join this system thinking it was the greatest thing ever but it’s just basically something that is too good to be true and you have to be a slick salesman to make it work.
That’s what these guys are. They are slick salesmen.
I paid them 6000.00 trusting them to help me learn the business but I list it all including all the payments for the robot calls …so I ended up loosing it all.
The reason I was looking to work from home is I had a heart attack and needed to make money from home.
I couldn’t believe that at the end of that they took 10, 000 and I was in debt as I charged it.. believing that they were legit.
No they are not slick salesmen. They are con artists and crooks.
If you don’t acknowledge that, then you will fall for the next, as you call them, “slick salesmen.”