Nearly everybody knows a beloved relative, good friend or acquaintance who has gotten involved with a multilevel marketing company only to try to leverage the relationship to sell them something or recruit them into the organization. Whether it’s Mary Kay, Amway, Herbalife, Arbonne, Melaleuca,ACN, Usana, Nuskin or Nikken, the situation can quickly get annoying... or much worse.
Former federal auditor
Eric Scheibeler says that the multilevel marketing company Amway could be the “granddaddy of all MLM Ponzi schemes,” in an industry that currently brings in nearly $20 billion a year in the U.S. and $100 billion globally. He’ll share:• His role in a Ponzi scheme worse than anything Bernie Madoff ever perpetrated (and why regulators often miss the connection).
• What you should know if someone tries to recruit you to sell cosmetics, vitamins, laundry products, or Internet services.
• Death threats he and his family received, losing his home, bankruptcy and other ordeals he endured as detailed in his book,
MERCHANTS OF DECEPTION.• Red flags that indicate you are being set up for “opportunity fraud.”
Why have
Dateline NBC, Business Week, Forbes, BBC ITV, the FBI, the IRS, and Indian law enforcement officials interviewed this former federal auditor and fraud expert?CREDENTIALS:
Eric Scheibeler is known as America’s MLM Ponzi Fraud Expert. He has consulted with the governments of the UK and India and spent a decade in the upper echelons of Amway until he uncovered the consumer fraud. His new book, Merchants of Deception, details his gripping story.AVAILABILITY:
PA, Nationwide by appointmentCONTACT:
Eric Scheibeler, (570) 323-8140 (PA); media@merchantsofdeception.com