Lead Selling IMO Class Action Lawsuit

[Aaron Levy]

I would like you to interview you to our YouTube Channel dedicated to this matter. Click here for the current interviews - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJVKYiW2lCj5oHUZkuMJJEIQAZzhWQisX   Lead Selling IMO were served in a class action lawsuit. To view the lawsuit that was filed last week in the US District Court, Southern District of California. Click here Chris Wellman, the attorney, requested my help to find lead plaintiffs in the various states. Each state has distinct laws that would cause additional penalties for lawbreakers, but an agent from that particular state must step forward as the leader of the class, otherwise reliance on federal law will prevail. The two issues being litigated are 1. Lead fraud - agents that have bought leads from Lead Selling IMO. The second issue is 2. Trouble getting released from carriers after wanting to leave Lead Selling IMO. Being involved in Lead Selling IMO leads is easy to prove or disprove, obviously. Trouble getting released is another story. Lead Selling IMO recruiting material stated, "You can come and go as you please, go work wherever you want." Yet, when agents requested to move their contract elsewhere, onerous requirements were made to obtain Lead Selling IMO's signature to release. I suppose, once an Lead Selling IMO agent knew of these "onerous requirements" most agents would have given up on the issue and waited the 6-months of no sales for his/her preferred carrier. The class action is focused on these two issues only. There is a distinct possibility that the lawsuit will be amended to only cover lead fraud.  Agents are encouraged to seek justice by filing a complaint with their State Attorney General, Department of Labor and the FTC. Your Attorney General can refer you to sue Lead Selling IMO. If that occurs, your case will be strengthened. Lost wages, emotional damages, punitive and treble (triple) damages are available in many jurisdictions. Please join NAAIP's daily video conference call, and we will walk you through the steps to attain justice. It should be noted that many agents entered the Lead Selling IMO recruiting promises. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) served Lead Selling IMO a cease & desist on deceptive practices on December 27, 2021. "The FTC determined that Lead Selling IMO is unlawfully misrepresenting that consumers who become Lead Selling IMO business opportunity participants are likely to earn substantial income." Lead Selling IMO and 9 insurance agents are being sued in Federal Court for $552,250 based on 45 illegal phone calls. In 2021 alone, American consumers were bombarded with 50.5 billion robocalls, an average of over 150 robocalls to each man, woman and child. These calls are especially targeting those aged 60 to 70 years old. I have to believe that Lead Selling IMO and its parent company partners are responsible for a decent amount of these 50 billion plus phone calls. Link to lawsuit: Do Not Call Lawsuit pdf lawsuit There is an ongoing criminal investigation into Lead Selling IMO as of 12/1/2022 -  6. Lieutenant Z of the Florida is gathering evidence on churning against Lead Selling IMO -  in Florida's statute - a first degree misdemeanor: An administrative fine not greater than $75,000 for each willful violation and by a definite term of imprisonment not exceeding one year. 7. Lieutenant Z was kind enough to tell me about first degree felony that my description of Lead Selling IMO's actions were likely violating.  The statute for Organized Scheme to Defraud [817.034 (1)(d)]and Aggravated White-Collar Crime [775.0844]. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0800-0899/0817/Sections/0817.034.html and http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0700-0799/0775/Sections/0775.0844.html also known as the “White-Collar Crime Victim Protection Act” Lead Selling IMO CEO could be looking at up to 30 years in prison if convicted of White-Collar Crime Victim Protection Act. The following is written in the Florida lawbooks. (b)1. For a felony of the first degree, by a term of imprisonment not exceeding 30 years or, when specifically provided by statute, by imprisonment for a term of years not exceeding life imprisonment. Lieutenant Z tells me that has viewed many of my videos on my Lead Selling IMO Class Action Witness YouTube playlist, and I was kind enough to send the lieutenant a large list of Florida insurance agents that shared with me that state they were defrauded by Lead Selling IMO.  Lieutenant Z emails me in back after our long conversation: I have reached out to our partner agency (Division of Agent and Agency Services, Bureau of Investigation) for assistance in obtaining some records that are accessible to them. As I stated yesterday and after consulting with 15th Judicial State Attorney’s Office, at this point I would be unable to obtain a blanket subpoena for any entities unless there was specific evidence that would corroborate the broad reach of a blanket subpoena (these are subpoenas issued to an entity where you ask for any and all documents pertaining to date ranges, counties, states, etc.) Please do not hesitate to contact me with further information, and I will continue to follow-up on my end. Regards, Lieutenant Z I believe that Lead Selling IMO has violated Florida's “White-Collar Crime Victim Protection Act” and should serve a long prison sentence.  If you are a victim in the other 49 states, and you should inform the proper authorities while Floridians need to help Lieutenant Z in his investigation. The most efficient way to bring your story to the investigators, prosecutors and attorneys is to tell me your story. Please contact me to arrange an interview that I will upload to YouTube. A big thumbs up to Mark Sias of Florida whose YouTube interview now has 7,616 views.

[Guest Ray Klepper]

Thanks 

[Guest Allie]

Leads suck with more than lead selling IMO... they are quite clearly, everyone that i have used to get leads, completely duping potential clients with promises of sweepstakes, etc...ALL OF THE IMOS. Additionally, getting the required signatures from ANY IMO is a nightmare. Good luck with the law suit.

[Guest OH KAY]

So we must let you interview us on youtube for you to gain too. Umm 🙃

[Guest No 2 FFL]

How can we join the class action lawsuit? 

[Guest Guest NY broker]

Good luck with the lawsuit. every dog has their day!

 

[Aaron Levy]

Call NAAIP office any time at 561.440.9245 - To get started.

 

[Aaron Levy]

Hello ,

I created a page on NAAIP's community forum for the latest news Lead Selling IMO's class-action lawsuit regarding lead fraud. You are welcome to leave comments. Click here

On this page you will see:

• A link to the class-action lawsuit
• A link to Lead Selling IMO's FTC cease & desist from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
• A link to NAAIP's YouTube Playlist of interviews to be used in litigation against lead selling imo.
• I need you to view, comment, like and share videos from this playlist.
• Subscribe to NAAIP's YouTube channel. 

Most likely, the provision on the lawsuit dealing with "releases" will be retracted. Class-action lawsuits should be narrow in focus to enjoin as many victims as possible. 

Class-action lawsuits are typically the legal recourse when large corporations inflict small amounts of damage on numerous people.

After reading the class action and consulting attorneys, my recommendation is that victims of Lead Selling IMO should file legal actions in their state court. Federal court's minimum claim would be $75,000.

Firstly, file complaints with your Attorney General, Dept Insurance, your state representative and state senator. Your state Attorney General can refer you to sue. If that happens, you hit the home run. As well, copy and paste that complaint to the FTC fraud hotline

• State law is usually more protective of consumers than federal law. Yet, one can file in Federal Court and collect on state laws.
• You can claim damages for "release" issues. Attorney Chris Wellman was kind enough to write down the argument for you in his filing.
• You can claim damages for lost wages, time and effort.
• You can claim damages of false claims of offering excellent training, mentorship.
• You can claim emotional damages.
• You can claim legal fees
• You can claim additional damages. Most states grant treble (triple) for this type of tort.
• If the Attorney General does not refer you to sue, I recommend that you file pro-se. Represent yourself.  Availing the legal system is easy. Go to your local courthouse. Talk to the Clerk of Court, who is there to help you. I will help you.
• If you refuse to protect your rights as an American in availing government agencies and our justice system, I recommend that you cease working as a sole proprietor. Find a job in a big company that has a labor union. 
• You will file the complaint, fill out the "pro se" form in which you tell the court your contact information including email address. You will print the complaint in multiple copies.
• Name the defendant. I Googled "Connecticut Secretary of State corporation search", inputted "Lead Selling IMO". the CEO is the principal and agent. A person, other than yourself, must give, "serve",  the lawsuit to Mr. Meaike or his representative. 
• After filing the lawsuit, contact me and I can supply you with the contact information of Lead Selling IMO's two main attorneys. Both bill at more than $1,199 per hour.
• The court proceeding would be in your local area since the CEO and Lead Selling IMO  are operating a business in your area.
• Large corporations with potential disputes nationwide usually have  written agreements that mandate that disputes be settled via arbitration in the corporate headquarters' hometown. If needed by an interested party, I downloaded Lead Selling IMO's introduction 5-minute YouTube video, in which they talk about "fresh leads" and "no contracts." 
• The class action case needs lead plaintiffs in each state. One is not allowed to double-dip. You cannot collect on both the personal and class action lawsuit on the same issue. If you were the lead plaintiff in the class-action in "Nebraska" and sued personally, then lead selling imo would be encouraged to settle your claim in order that you would "drop out" as the lead plaintiff for Nebraska.
• Please reply to me if you have bought leads from Lead Selling IMO. Tell me the approximate amount of your purchases.

[Aaron Levy]

Hello Agent - Sent on July 5th - Subject Line: 

Lead Selling IMO Agents Learns How to Create Leads. Gets Terminated & Lawsuit Threatened

I am doing interview after interview of Lead Selling IMO agents. The latest interview with insurance agent Mark Sias of Florida is both heart-wrenching and educational. Click here to view on YouTube

Mark tells us that he joined Lead Selling IMO three years and was told by Lead Selling IMO that the proper way to earn money as an agent is to buy leads from Lead Selling IMO's CRM. Mark bought two batches of leads, totaling $1,000. 

Mark is an intelligent man who is suitable for the job of selling financial products, and he realized that he should be "branding" himself and learn how to generate leads.

Being a confident and good person, Mark proceeded to spread the word on Lead Selling IMO's WhatsApp group chat, Lead Selling IMO's Facebook groups and his personal Facebook page that "it is easy to set up a Facebook ad campaign" and his results were far superior to buying Lead Selling IMO's CRM leads.

Mark was blocked from Lead Selling IMO's groups, a lawsuit threatened on a voice mail by Mike  - Managing Partner at Conglomerate, which is the parent company of Lead Selling IMO.

Mark had his appointments terminated by the carriers that Lead Selling IMO set him up with. The termination was particularly harmful, in that he could not recontract for six months from the last sale or initial contract with a main carrier.

Mark tells me that he will be filing an individual lawsuit against CEO and Lead Selling IMO. The statute of limitations in Florida is four years. Different states have varying limits. Some states are two or three years.

Under Florida law, a legal or equitable action founded on fraud must be commenced within four years.  See Florida Statutes Section 95.11(3)(j).   The four-year statute of limitations for fraud begins to run from the time the facts giving rise to the cause of action were discovered or should have been discovered with the exercise of due diligence.

 

I need you to like, comment, share and subscribe to videos on my YouTube channel. Particularly, the videos on the Lead Selling IMO  Action Lawsuit Witness PlayList.

[Aaron Levy]

Hello Agent, sent on July 11 ,  Lead Selling IMO: "They Lied To Me Three Times" Ron Le Vine of Florida was a new insurance agent and was persuaded with grand promises by a Lead Selling IMO recruiter. Ron tells us that Lead Selling IMO had no training. The training was "go make phone calls." Ron was recommended to buy from $750 to $1,500 in Lead Selling IMO leads per week. View video on YouTube - click here I upped my movie making skills. Added music, etc. Encourage me by like, comment, share and subscribe. Here are the three lies. "They said that they would give me training, that was a lie." "They told me that they would give me leads to help me get started, that was a lie." "They told me that I would have access to all the companies, that was a lie." Ron informs us that the Lead Selling IMO "A" leads that are sold for up to $75 dollars are being resold over and over, which ruins the chance for the agent to succeed. Ron states that Lead Selling IMO is acting in an unethical manner and is certain that Lead Selling IMO and similar IMOs are just "churn and burn." "Every person that I spoke to that came into Lead Selling IMO, everyone's story was the same. We were just flat out lied to. It's just not right." Ron worked at Lead Selling IMO for weeks and bought between $2,500 and $3,000 and made one $350 sale that cancelled after a few weeks. Ron consulted his upline and Lead Selling IMO management as to why he was not succeeding. Management was unable to answer him. Ron tells us that "he does not want anyone to go through what he went through." Subscribe to my YouTube channel. Make comments, life and share. Lead Selling IMO is being sued in a class-action lawsuit for lead fraud here:   NAAIP's forum post that has the latest developments in the Lead Selling IMO's legal battles View the playlist of Lead Selling IMO class action lawsuit witnesses. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJVKYiW2lCj5oHUZkuMJJEIQAZzhWQisX

[Guest Kbutton]

How do I join this lawsuit 

[Aaron Levy]

call www.naaip.org - best to register so you will be on our email list.

[Guest Anonymous FFL]

They have deceptive practices, they don’t tell you that leads are resold, and I’m shocked that lead selling imo hasn’t sold the CRM leads to conglomerate.  Makes a little sense on why he hasn’t sold it. It’s crazy how Andrew is an owner of a lead company too and making profit out of it. Makes sense why the post Soo many discounts codes on work spots each week. We should take a look at Works... too… is lead selling imo a real estate company too?

[Guest Nick]

I spent tens of thousands on leads directly from lead selling imo and from sources who became their partners over the course of 2021. Crazy amount of fraud between duplicates, selling myself and agents I hired the same leads, selling leads with no address and contact numbers etc etc etc 

[Aaron Levy]

I am not surprised.  All the agents have the same story.  Please call my office  561 440 9245.

[Aaron Levy]

Hello , Every generation has a skill-set that is mastered by the richest man/woman in the city.  For marketers and salespeople, the skill that is today's King is video creation. And has never been easier to become a pro. I have been working and learning to master video. Doing this out of sense of duty to protect insurance agents from becoming the next victim of Lead Selling IMO. Please like, comment, share and subscribe to encourage me in my journey. Latest videos. "Lead Selling IMOTargets Minorities Into a Bogus System"   Young & Latino at Lead Selling IMO. The First 30 Days Selling Life Insurance.   First Day Calling Lead Selling IMO Leads. A teleselling trainer offers spot-on advice   Leaving Lead Selling IMO Insurance, Process of Getting a "Release"   Lead Selling IMO Overview: "This Borders On Shaking Down Elderly People"   A big thumbs up to Douglas Massi, who makes professional quality videos for years in his Final Expense recruiting efforts. Click below for Douglas's latest creation. Lead Selling IMO Class Action Lawsuit   For the longest time, I was wondering how Lead Selling IMO convinced thousands to buy their replicated old data while telling the agent that it is a "fresh and exclusive" lead. My videos give that answer. As well, I discovered that over 30 fake YouTube accounts were created to specifically make negative comments on my videos. Great technique until you get caught.  I am curious who this person works for. Amanda Ames Joined YouTube Jul 30, 2022 Claudia Barillas Joined Jul 30, 2022 Lisa Wilson Joined Jul 30, 2022 Nicole Overholt Joined Jul 30, 2022 Jeanette Parker Joined Jul 30, 2022 Anel Sanchez Joined Jul 30, 2022 Casey Ferris Joined Jul 30, 2022 Christina Bilske Joined Jul 30, 2022 Derick Klingbiel Joined Jul 30, 2022 Bethany Georgas Joined Jul 30, 2022 Brian Matthew Joined Jul 30, 2022 Ashley Miller Joined Jul 30, 2022 Kathryn A Gilbert Joined Jul 30, 2022 Faith Nocera Joined Jul 30, 2022 Danae R Farias Joined Jul 30, 2022 Mary Thompson Joined Jul 30, 2022 Ruth Munson Joined Jul 30, 2022 Carrie R Stephenson Joined Jul 30, 2022 Beck F Joined Jul 29, 2022 Christine Mayea Joined Jul 30, 2022 Reuben Ralphs Joined Jul 30, 2022 Jo E Herrmann Joined Aug 1, 2022 Yasin Ertür Joined May 13, 2021 Bryant Heriberto Joined May 13, 2021 Ignacio Brody Joined May 13, 2021 Bradley Sabastian Joined May 13, 2021 Yasin Peker Joined May 13, 2021 Noah Lee Joined Aug 1, 2022 Christina Drossos Joined Aug 1, 2022 Jenna Lane Joined Aug 1, 2022 Judith Kinsey b Joined Aug 3, 2022 Jessica Kimberly Joined Aug 3, 2022. If you have been a victim of Lead Selling IMO, please call me to arrange an interview.  Thank you for giving me the opportunity to help you earn more money.

[Aaron Levy]

from two weeks ago. 

 

Hello ,

For the longest time, I have realized that video marketing is so important in today's sales world. All the while, wondering why my videos did not look so good. Here are the steps that I took. 

• I bought a Canon camera and a good web camera.
• I bought a professional microphone.
• I learned how to edit using YouTube tools.
• I experimented with livestream.
• I subscribed to a transcription service to make the description more interesting.
• I subscribed to a program to edit videos, including inserting music. 
• I started wearing a sport jacket while interviewing people.
• I subscribed to streamyard.com to do online interviews.
   

The last interviewee, Ron Le Vine of Florida, tells me that he was using a simple web camera, and I noticed that his video quality was superb compared to mine. And I was using an expensive Canon camera. 

I realized that it was my PC that was not up to snuff. It was the old pc the entire time that affected the video quality. OOOOPs.

The new PC will be set up by Sunday, and I am looking forward to producing high-quality videos for my YouTube channel. 

Thankfully, the subject of the videos that I have made recently was on target. Interesting content that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of insurance agents. 

This whole episode of me attempting to be a YouTube star teaches us that that one must do everything well to have a chance to succeed. If you are missing one piece of the puzzle, it is not good.

Insurance agents must realize that they should be expert on:

• The product line
• Closing deals
• Generating leads
• Telephonic and face-to-face communication.

If you are ignoring or not skilled at one of the skill sets listed above, things probably won't work out. 

I am looking forward to a bright future of producing high-quality videos that are relevant to insurance agents and financial advisors. 

Please view my Lead Selling IMO Class Action Lawsuit Witness PlayList

Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe. 

If you have been a victim of Lead Selling IMO, please call me to arrange an interview. 

[Guest John Warner]

After spending over $4000 in bogus leads - I would like my money back.

[Guest Danielle Deutinger]

On 6/20/2022 at 6:14 PM, NAAIP Admin said:

 

I just started with lead selling imo. I’m not really being told a lot as I go along. But i bought $300 worth of leads and want my money back. danielledeutinger@icloud.com

 

Hello ,

I created a page on NAAIP's community forum for the latest news on lead selling imo's class-action lawsuit regarding lead fraud. You are welcome to leave comments. Click here

On this page you will see:

• A link to the class-action lawsuit
• A link to lead selling imo's FTC cease & desist from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
• A link to NAAIP's YouTube Playlist of interviews to be used in litigation against lead selling imo
• I need you to view, comment, like and share videos from this playlist.
• Subscribe to NAAIP's YouTube channel. 

Most likely, the provision on the lawsuit dealing with "releases" will be retracted. Class-action lawsuits should be narrow in focus to enjoin as many victims as possible. 

Class-action lawsuits are typically the legal recourse when large corporations inflict small amounts of damage on numerous people.

After reading the class action and consulting attorneys, my recommendation is that victims of Family First Life should file legal actions in their state court. Federal court's minimum claim would be $75,000.

• State law is usually more protective of consumers than federal law. Yet, one can file in Federal Court and collect on state laws.
• You can claim damages for "release" issues. Attorney Chris Wellman was kind enough to write down the argument for you in his filing.
• You can claim damages for lost wages, time and effort.
• You can claim damages of false claims of offering excellent training, mentorship.
• You can claim emotional damages.
• You can claim legal fees
• You can claim additional damages. Most states grant treble (triple) for this type of tort.
• I recommend that you file pro-se. Represent yourself.  Availing the legal system is easy. Go to your local courthouse. Talk to the Clerk of Court, who is there to help you. I will help you.
• If you refuse to protect your rights as an American in availing our justice system, I recommend that you cease working as a sole proprietor. Find a job in a big company that has a labor union. 
• You will file the complaint, fill out the "pro se" form in which you tell the court your contact information including email address. You will print the complaint in multiple copies.
• Name the defendant. I Googled "Connecticut Secretary of State corporation search", inputted "family first life".  CEO is the principle and agent. A person, other than yourself, must give, "serve",  the lawsuit to Mr. Meaike or his representative. 
• After filing the lawsuit, contact me and I can supply you with the contact information of lead selling imo's two main attorneys. Both bill at more than $1,199 per hour.
• The court proceeding would be in your local area since  lead selling imo are operating a business in your area.
• Large corporations with potential disputes nationwide usually have  written agreements that mandate that disputes be settled via arbitration in the corporate headquarters' hometown. If needed by an interested party, I downloaded Shawn Meaike's introduction 5-minute YouTube video, in which he talks about "fresh leads" and "no contracts." 
• The class action case needs lead plaintiffs in each state. One is not allowed to double-dip. You cannot collect on both the personal and class action lawsuit on the same issue. If you were the lead plaintiff in the class-action in "Nebraska" and sued personally, then lead selling imo would be encouraged to settle your claim in order that you would "drop out" as the lead plaintiff for Nebraska.
• Please reply to me if you have bought leads from lead selling imo. Tell me the approximate amount of your purchases.

 

[Aaron Levy]

I am sure they will give you your money back. Your real damages was your time and effort calling replicated data. Once they give the lead money back ask for compensation for your time.

Plus triple damages for lying.

[Guest Former FFL Agent]

How do I join the lawsuit? 

[Guest Former FFL Agent]

I spent thousands of dollars, was advised to take out high interest loans to pay for leads, spent hundreds of hours and stopped because I was in the hole for my time, effort and financial investment and never made enough to recover. The only “training” was to watch youtube videos and was told to call more…. I am now in more debt and worse off than before I started working as an agent. I would like to pursue legal action

[Aaron Levy]

Please call my office. I would like to interview you. As well, register at www.naaip.org so get email updates.

[Guest Adam]

So what's the deal with this suit? Is there a way to sign on to it? I had a bad experience with lead selling imo as well. Spent all my money on leads, and lots of them had bad phone numbers, and definitely were not exclusive. Plus their script for phones is deceptive. I'm not sure it's illegal, but seems unethical for sure. Not as advertised by recruiter. When I started questioning things, and my manager told me I wasn't working hard enough and being negative. Their only answer is to buy more leads, claiming that it's a numbers game, the more you buy, the better chance you have of making a sale. The people "training me" had not even been in the biz a year. Th

[Aaron Levy]

Hello Agent ,

Latest Developments in lead selling imo's Class Action Lawsuit and legal battles.

Last week's newsletter made a link to Final Expense agent recruiter and Video Maker extraordinaire Douglas Massi's, of Vero Beach, Florida, beautifully produced explanation of the class action lawsuit against lead selling imo. 

I phone called Mr. Massi shortly after his upload and told him that he will be lawsuit threatened by lead selling imo attorneys.  There was no doubt in my mind as to what will happen.

I was kind enough to tell Mr. Massi that defamation law was based on New York Times Co. v. Sullivan in 1964 Supreme Court precedent. 

The plaintiff must prove that you are malicious, lying and know that you are lying. 

Mr. Massi tells me on the initial phone call that his video was him reading the words of the class action lawsuit. Obviously, not lying. Mr. Massi tells me that "no way he will delete the video."

Fast-forward a few days, Mr. Massi's video quickly amassed over 1,000 hits, and then disappears on YouTube. 

I call Mr. Massi, and he informs me that he was threatened with lawsuit by lead selling imo and after consulting his attorney he decided that he has no desire to have a legal battle. Mr. Massi and I have similar knowledge of the calamities that are occurring to thousands of new insurance agents buying supposedly exclusive leads while, in fact, buying recycled old data.

Mr. Massi confides in me that he knows that First Life's lies have caused countless instances of poverty among those that entered their system. 

Now, some good news: I chatted with a beautiful person, an attorney, who recently married a victim of lead selling imo's lead selling. The defrauded lead selling imo agent will be filing a personal lawsuit in his home city claiming lead fraud, lies on training, emotional damages, release fraud, lost time & wages and triple damages.

Imagine being told it is an exclusive lead, calling, they don't pick up, so you drive 60 miles to knock on the door. You would only drive that distance if you believed it was an exclusive lead. Day after day, month after month. That lie is a big tort.

More importantly, the beautiful new wife will be creating a template and a consulting service to help other agents file lawsuits in their own home cities. Stay tuned.

Another huge lawsuit is coming. A California agent tells me that he has filed complaints with four relevant state agencies.

Based on the Golden State's new law that protects independent contractors from "wage theft." 

https://www.laboremploymentlawblog.com/2021/10/articles/california-employment-legislation/new-california-law-imposes-penalties-intentional-wage-theft/ 

Wage theft is a felony (imprisonment in county jail for 16 months or 2 or 3 years), by a specified fine, or by a fine and imprisonment.

Mr K has already met and filed with California Department of Justice - Office of the Attorney General, which also referred him to an attorney. (Mr K. informs me that since he was referred to sue by the Office of Attorney General that lead selling imo is not allowed to counter sue - sounds strange, but I will be interviewing Mr. K. after his personal lawsuit is filed)

Filed complaint with CA Department of Insurance - Investigator Division
Filed complaint with CA Fair Employment Act
Filed complaint with CA Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (only if you feel it is a discrimination issue)

Mr. K.'s case involves lead selling imo stealing his downline hierarchy as a retaliatory measure for complaining about a racially insensitive act by lead selling imo management. Mr. K had 5-figure monthly income from his downline will be asking lead selling imo for $800,000.

If you have been a victim of lead selling imo, please call me to arrange an interview. Even make a video of your experience and email it to me. 

Your site should be on a domain name that you own! - If you don't feel like doing the step one and two yourself. I will do it for you if you are a contributing subscriber. 

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to help you earn more money.