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Two readers write about Business in Motion:

"Thanks for helping to expose this crook. We have just written an article on our site entitled "Does CEO = Crooked Evil Opportunist?" http://togethertothetop.com/?p=1855

Thanks for your comments which we've posted there.

Here are the comments we made on the Marketplace site too ...

The value of the product is a red herring. The most important point here is that most people get scammed not because they are looking for a good travel package, but because they are looking for a good income opportunity.

Most people would not buy the Ultralife product if there were not a business opportunity attached.

Our first hand experience with many people on Alan's 8-4-2-1 Aussie 2-up pyramid "boards" showed us that well over 90% of participants LOSE money, most of which ends up in Alan's pocket.

When people complain, he calls them "lame and lazy" or worse, "lying, cheating, thieving distributors."

Not the kind of person we'd ever want to work with again.

Posted by Bob and Anna Bassett on February 21, 2009 02:36 PM"

Full post as published by Misleading Advertising Law on April 08, 2009 (boomark / email).