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PROPOSED SETTLEMENT: DEFENDANTS WOULD PAY OVER $155,000 IN CONSUMER REDRESS IN WORK-AT-HOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CASE A recent FTC settlement bars defendants charged with running a fraudulent work-at-home business opportunity from making false claims or helping others in making false claims concerning the advertising, marketing, or sale of any work-at-home business opportunity. It also bars them from misrepresenting any fact material to a consumer's decision to buy goods or services. In June 2002, as part of "Project Busted Opportunity," FTC filed a complaint against the defendants, alleging that they violated the FTC Act in the sale and marketing of a work-at-home booklet stapling program. Under the proposed settlement, defendants would have to pay over $155,000 in consumer redress and would be barred from making any material misrepresentations in connection with the sale of any good or service. NOTE: This stipulated final judgment and order is for settlement purposes only and does not constitute an admission by the defendant of a law violation. Stipulated final judgments have the force of law when signed by the judge. (Success Masters International, et al., FTC Matter No. X020059, Civil Action No. CV 02-04566 LGB (RNBx), December 17, 2002. Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com FTC EXTENDS TIME TO COMMENT ON ISSUES ADDRESSED AT RECENT WEIGHT-LOSS AD WORKSHOP FTC is extending the time period for submitting public comments regarding issues addressed at its recent weight-loss advertising workshop. YOUR COMMENTS: Send your written comments to: Secretary, Federal Trade Commission, Room 159, 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20580. In the alternative, they may be e-mailed to weightloss@ftc.gov. New Deadline: February 3, 2003. (FTC Release, FTC File No. P024527, December 13, 2002.)

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