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May 9, 2014 (BostonGlobe) The SEC continues to investigate Multilevel in the U.S.
May 9, 2014 (BostonGlobe) The SEC continues to investigate Multilevel in the U.S.
Thursday, May 8, 20140 comments
After
TelexFREE WCM777 and now it's time for Red Wings The Office of
Secretary of State William F. Galvin issued subpoenas to another
multilevel marketing company to do business in Massachusetts after the
recent lawsuit against TelexFREE seem Inc. For your business to a scheme
pyramid. The second company is, Red Wings,
appears to be based in Portugal, said that plans to sell the
cloud-based internet storage, according to their web site and Facebook
pages. Alas network called the attention of the Division of Securities
Galvin, because its sales strategy appears to be similar to that of
TelexFREE. messages in Facebook, both companies market the opportunity
to acquire wealth by recruiting other participants. And have large sales
conferences - which are more like rallies to encourage participants to
join "We are witnessing one of their events,'' Galvin said." We had
heard of some investors TelexFREE, and we had become. concerned'' not
yet been charged Wings Network. DJ Poyfair advocate Red Wings in Denver,
confirmed that the company had been sued by Galvin and lawyers Red
Wings met last week with the Securities Division week. Regulators want
to meet with company executives next week. " Red Wings agree to operate
legally and ethically in all countries where it operates, including the
United States,'' said Poyfair. Wings Said He is cooperating with the
state's investigation and is "conducting its own internal investigation
and intends to quickly address any problems found.'' Poyfair said the
company is investigating whether local sales meetings were authorized by
the executive. If you do not, they may have been created by
opportunistic promoters as TelexFREE seemed to be falling out of favor
in March. The company filed for bankruptcy last month invoking under
Chapter 11 The site lists the Red Wings Carlos Barbosa . as chief
executive in a statement here, Barbosa says: "Information technology
applicable to mobile solutions is now a fast growing market is a reality
that moves billion downloads daily with all kinds of applications .."
Dozens of people have the Globe by e-mail, saying that some people
involved are moving to TelexFREE Wings Network. How TelexFREE seems to
be popular among immigrants who speak Brazilian Portuguese. Other
companies involved in multi-level marketing - which involves hiring a
large number of people to launch products or services - have come under
scrutiny recently. The SEC froze the assets of March of World Capital
Markets Inc., or WCM777 Inc. in California, accusing the group with the
creation of $ 65 million from investors in a Ponzi scheme. Asian
American and Hispanic target, according to the complaint, which was
filed in federal court in Los Angeles group. Galvin signed a consent
order with WCM777 in November 2013, requiring the company to reimburse
residents of Massachusetts. In the end, Galvin's office said 160
investors Massachusetts, mostly residents of the Brazilian community,
had paid more than $ 300,000 for WCM777 packages. The company agreed to
the order, but neither admitted nor denied the allegations. The company
could not be reached for comment.


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