Court finds litany of violations in alcoholism "cure" case
When people wouldn’t pay up, the defendants disclosed their identity in small claims court filings.
- When people wouldn’t pay up, the defendants disclosed their identity in small claims court filings.
- In addition, they exposed their entire database of consumer info to debt collectors they hired to pursue their fees.
- The defendants — who also did business as the Alcoholism Cure Foundation, Enjoy a Few, and Guilt Free Drinking — made what the court called “impossible demands” on people who wanted out.
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