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Despite it appearing to be a bum deal for Jeunesse victims, the RICO lawsuit settlement has received final approval. On January 9th a court order granting the settlement found it to be ‘fair, reasonable, adequate, and in the best interests of the Settlement Class Members‘. Under the terms of the settlement, Jeunesse will pay $2.5 [Continue reading…]

Back in August it was announced Jeunesse had settled a lawsuit alleging RICO violations for $2.5 million. Through an amicus curiae brief filed on December 7th, Truth in Advertising (TINA) has opposed the settlement. According to the consumer advocacy organization, Jeunesse’s settlement ‘provides no meaningful benefit to‘ victims and permits ‘Jeunesse to continue unfettered with [Continue reading…]

Following on from a settlement reached in the RICO class-action against Jeunesse, a settlement website has been established. The website is managed by third-party Epiq and contains vital information for affected Jeunesse victims

Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, you’ve probably heard of Alex Jones. Gay frogs, crisis actor claims, getting banned from pretty much every significant social media network for terms of service violations over the past month? Yeah, Jones is an undeniably divisive personality in the political discourse sphere who’s hard to miss. [Continue reading…]

Back in August it emerged that Jeunesse and the represented class had reached a settlement. Following a hearing on September 12th, the proposed settlement agreement has received preliminary approval.

Huiqin Xiong signed up as a Jeunesse distributor in August, 2015. Xiong, who goes by the name “Helen”, claims to have lost “approximately $10,000” trying to work her Jeunesse business. On August 10th Xiong filed a class-action lawsuit against Jeunesse in California.

Following a granted stay last month, a Stipulation of Settlement has been filed in the Jeunesse RICO class-action lawsuit. In 2016 Plaintiffs James Aboltin and Pamela Knight sued Jeunesse for deception. In the lawsuit Aboltin and Knight alleged Jeunesse was running a “misleading business opportunity”, masquerading as “a legitimate way to make money”. The proposed class-action [Continue reading…]

At the heart of the Jeunesse RICO pyramid lawsuit is the allegation that plaintiffs James Aboltin and Pamela Knight were deceived by Jeunesse’s misleading business opportunity, falsely believing that it was a legitimate way to earn money. Currently a proposed class-action, on June 29th Aboltin and Knight requested a stay on the case pending settlement.

James Aboltin and Pamela Knight filed their RICO pyramid scheme lawsuit against Jeunesse back in July, 2016. I’d been loosely following the case, with recent developments warranting its addition to my tracking roster. Aboltin and Knight’s lawsuit seeks to recover losses as a result of signing up as Jeunesse distributors. Both plaintiffs claim they were [Continue reading…]

Despite being cut off by their supplier, Jeunesse has vowed to continue selling Instantly Ageless unless a court order prohibits them from doing so. The announcement was made in an April 12th statement provided to BehindMLM, which I’ve reproduced below in full.