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A business scheme promising
an annual income of 拢100,000 working from home is an attractive proposition
indeed. So attractive and convincing that investors were willing to part
with 拢4,000 to join. They thought they were becoming members of an
exclusive club 聟 the 'Mega Wealth Academy'. One of just 15 people,
with exclusive world wide rights to sell a series of publications, including "The
Layman's Guide to an Immense Free Fortune" and "The Mega Wealth tax
free Cash System". The Scheme was being run by a company called 'Lord
and Thomas', founded by Simon Johansson. The company promised that the
products had limitless global appeal. But members of the 'Academy' who
contacted Inside Out, lost thousands of pounds to the scheme, and when they asked
for their money back under the cast iron money back guarantee, they received nothing.
Academy members are not the only ones who feel let down by the company.
Author of the "Tax Free Cash System", John Duncan, lives in Cambridgeshire.
When he found out how his book, which is a spread betting system actually
called the "Football Cash Generator", was being marketed, he was very
unhappy. He obtained a written undertaking from Simon Johansson that he
would not continue to market it. But Inside Out obtained evidence that
Simon Johansson did not honour this agreement and was continuing to sell the product
and make money from it.
Inside Out tracked down the company's founder
Simon Johansson and director of Lord and Thomas Barbro Johansson to their base
in Sweden. They refused to give an interview - but Simon Johansson said
in a written statement: "I am aware of many members who
have made a profit... all valid refund requests are honoured. I have marketed
and sold a book on behalf of John Duncan... I no longer sell the book."
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