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Federal Trade Commission v. Apply Knowledge et al
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2:14-cv-00088
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August 17, 2015
FTC Says Receiver In Utah Fraud Suit 'Not A Puppet'
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission told a Utah federal judge on Friday that the court-appointed receiver in the consumer fraud case filed against Apply Knowledge LLC was not the agency's "puppet," as was alleged by the embattled business coaching company.
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February 21, 2014
FTC Targets Utah Businesses Over Work-At-Home Scheme
The Federal Trade Commission sued a group of business coaching companies in Utah federal court alleging they run a multimillion-dollar Internet and telemarketing scheme that defrauds customers into paying to start home-based Internet businesses that don't pay out, according to a suit unsealed Thursday.