One truth to take from the Trudeau story
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星期四, 十一月 10, 2022
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Court decisions have established there wasnt much truth in Mr. Trudeaus advertising claims, but the story behind the law enforcement actions underscores one fundamental truth: the FTCs commitment to effective order enforcement.
Key Points:
- Court decisions have established there wasnt much truth in Mr. Trudeaus advertising claims, but the story behind the law enforcement actions underscores one fundamental truth: the FTCs commitment to effective order enforcement.
- Then came his involvement in the marketing of Coral Calcium Supreme, deceptively advertised to cure cancer and other serious diseases.
- Trudeau touted it as an easy eat-what-you-want plan, but once people bought the book, they learned the truth.
- In 2009, a federal judge ordered Trudeau to repay consumers millions of dollars for violating the 2004 order.
- Trudeau continued to spend lavishly on living-the-high-life luxuries, and yet claimed to be too broke to pay the required refunds.
- The FTC wasnt buying it and went back to court to untangle the web Trudeau had created to hide his assets.
- Ultimately, a court-appointed receiver unearthed millions of dollars Trudeau had hidden and the search continues for more money he squirreled away.
- Whats the one truth advertisers should take from the Trudeau story?