Please see updates on July 15, 2013 and July 23, 2013 to this article at bottom. Recently tips and information has been trickling in regarding an old debt relief industry name I had not heard for awhile, Andris Pukke. Pukke was nailed by the FTC for his operation of Ameridebt and even did some jail …
In court documents just released, former Ameridebt founder and leader, Andris Pukke has pled guilty to obstruction of justice in his effort to hide millions of dollars of money from his debt relief enterprise. As part of the plea agreement, Pukke, pleads guilty to obstruction of justice and now faces up to ten years in …
The links for the FTC case v. Debt.com Marketing, Media Choice, MediaChoice, 800 Credit Card Debt, 800 CreditCardDebt.com, 800ccd.com, Stephen Todd Cook can be found here.
Just this morning I reported about the trials and tribulations of Stephen Todd Cook and Debt.com getting slammed by the FTC. Well thanks to a tipster (send in your tips here) it appears Cook has a long standing involvement in the debt relief world and it goes way back to Ameridebt and Infinity Resources Group, …
In order to learn lessons on what to avoid I wanted to take a close look at the statements by the Federal Trade Commission that they made in their recent complaint against Debt.com, Debt.com Marketing, Media Choice, 800 Credit Card Debt, and Stephen Todd Cook. From the Complaint Defendants are lead generators that target the …
A deceptive advertising operation has been banned from the debt relief business under a settlement agreement with the Federal Trade Commission. As part of a continuing crackdown on scams that target consumers in financial distress, the FTC charged the defendants with deceptively claiming they could save consumers thousands of dollars by reducing their credit card …