The FTC and Nevada have secured a preliminary injunction against the remaining Iyovia defendants on August 11th.

The blanket injunction follows Alex Morton consenting to an injunction last month. Iyovia promoter defendants Jason Brown, Matt Rosa and Brandon Boyd have already settled.

The blanket Iyovia preliminary injunction was granted on the basis

there is good cause to believe that the Defendants have engaged in and are likely to engage in acts or practices that violate … the FTC Act, … the Telemarketing Sales Rule … and the Nevada Revised Statutes, that the ROSCA Defendants, as defined below, have engaged in and are likely to engage in acts or practices that violate Section 4 of ROSCA … and that plaintiffs [the FTC and Nevada] are therefore likely to prevail on the merits of this action.

For reference, the standing Iyovia corporate defendants the preliminary injunction applies to are International Markets Live, dba Iyovia, iMarkets Live, IM Masteru Academy, IM Academy, IM Mastery Academy Ltd, and Assiduous Inc.

The only individual Iyovia defendants left are co-founders Christopher Terry and Isis Terry.

The blanket Iyovia injunction prohibits Iyovia, which collapsed in May 2025, and the Terrys from

  • making misleading and/or unsubstantiated earnings claims;
  • misrepresenting goods or services;
  • offering any good or service with an undisclosed and/or unconsented to “negative option feature” (i.e. do nothing = consent);
  • individually committing further violations of the Telemarketing Sales Rule; and
  • assisting or supporting anyone engaged in further Telemarketing Sales Rule violations

Iyovia’s assets are frozen. The Terry’s are unable to move substantial sums of money, nor are they allowed to transfer any assets overseas.

Any new business activities Iyovia or the Terrys undertake must be reported to the FTC. A Monitor has been appointed to oversee compliance.