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Recent filings in the WorldVentures v. MaVie lawsuit reveal four separate settlements. According to the filings, WorldVentures has settled all claims against Abdelwadoud Barakat, his company Advanced Wellness Solutions, Daniel Audet,  Anthony Fitzgerald and Michelle Siddy.

The National Reserve Bank of Tonga has issued a warning against participation in WorldVentures.

Police in Jackson, Tennessee are seeking help in apprehending a debit card fraud and theft suspect. CCTV footage shows the suspect wearing beige cargo shorts and a black hoodie, emblazoned with WorldVentures’ logo.

In response to a lawsuit filed against them by WorldVentures, Ariix has come out swinging. The company has brought to the court’s attention WorldVentures’ pyramid scheme ban in Norway and tax evasion investigations in South Africa, Cyprus, China and Taiwan. Ariix claims that WorldVentures is currently experiencing a “myriad legal and financial difficulties” and ongoing [Continue reading…]

WorldVentures response to Rwanda declaring the company was an illegal pyramid scheme was certainly strange. Rather than prove it wasn’t a pyramid scheme, WorldVentures brushed off the ban by claiming it didn’t do business in Rwanda. This caught the attention of several Brazilian WorldVentures affiliates. Because despite Brazil not appearing on WorldVentures list of authorized [Continue reading…]

Following an internal investigation into WorldVentures by Rwandan authorities, yesterday the Rwanda Development Board issued a pyramid scheme warning to the public.

Following on from a Temporary Restraining Order and contempt charge, WorldVentures has been granted a permanent injunction against David Wood.

Following WorldVentures’ filing of a contempt motion on July 27th, David Wood has been found in contempt of court. The August 8th case docket states that WorldVentures’ attorneys attended the hearing. David Wood failed to make an appearance.

Following other top affiliates that have sued the company for unpaid commissions, now comes Devraj and Cassandra Soojay with a lawsuit demanding $106,000.

Since revealing WorldVentures owes one of its affiliates almost $100,000 in unpaid commissions, we’re receiving confirmation that other affiliates are in similar predicaments. One such affiliate is WorldVentures’ top Asian affiliate, Dennis Bay.