The following is a commentary about the Bioperformance shut down by the Texas Attorney General. The commentary doesn't mention anything about the action from Florida's Attorney General against Bioperformance.Erik Rush:
The news release of Wednesday, May 17, 2006 on the home page of Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott’s website read "Abbott Shuts Down Dallas-based Bioperformance For Peddling Fake Fuel Pills In Pyramid Scheme". The release went on to explain that the Attorney General "filed a lawsuit and obtained a temporary restraining order and asset freeze against Texas-based BioPerformance Inc. The company, organized as an illegal pyramid scheme, markets a fuel pill it falsely claims will boost gas mileage and save consumers money." A drastic move on the AG's part, and a crushing blow for any business, to say the least.
And very, very interesting if you read on.
Normally, I am pathologically suspicious of companies that utilize the multi-level / network marketing paradigm, since there are perhaps hundreds of appallingly dishonest companies in that industry and hundreds of thousands of Americans who have been burned by them. There are also companies in that industry that are extremely ethical and above board.
A couple of reasons I took notice of this story:
1. Its timeliness with regard to the recent machinations of Big Oil and escalating fuel prices.
2. I happen to know several satisfied distributors and customers.
The rest of the commentary can be found at The American Daily web site.
And very, very interesting if you read on.
Normally, I am pathologically suspicious of companies that utilize the multi-level / network marketing paradigm, since there are perhaps hundreds of appallingly dishonest companies in that industry and hundreds of thousands of Americans who have been burned by them. There are also companies in that industry that are extremely ethical and above board.
A couple of reasons I took notice of this story:
1. Its timeliness with regard to the recent machinations of Big Oil and escalating fuel prices.
2. I happen to know several satisfied distributors and customers.
Thats a cheap shot ... we know first hand bioperformance is fraudulent. We were distributors as well
The product is a quick get rich scheme.
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