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He also frequently makes self-aggrandizing statements such as "you look like you're between a flop house and a halfway house, I'm between ''mansions'', buddy!" or "stop being a poor slob and become a well-paid rich person like me!" | He also frequently makes self-aggrandizing statements such as "you look like you're between a flop house and a halfway house, I'm between ''mansions'', buddy!" or "stop being a poor slob and become a well-paid rich person like me!" | ||
Despite his claims of being "between mansions", one of the only known photos of Cashdollar depicts him standing in backyard of what appears to be a | Despite his claims of being "between mansions", one of the only known photos of Cashdollar depicts him standing in backyard of what appears to be a modest single family home in small town America. He has also never been seen driving a luxury car. A Reddit poster detailed this unverified sighting of him in public: | ||
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==Multi-level marketing controversies== | ==Multi-level marketing controversies== | ||
Cashdollar seems to be the proprietor, founder, and only | Cashdollar seems to be the proprietor, founder, and only employee of Team Make a Lot of Money, a LLC registered in Bermuda that purports to sell financial products that will achieve a high return on investment. The [https://www.facebook.com/TMALOM/ Facebook page] for TMALOM features little content other than low-resolution poorly-edited photos of luxury cars, pixelated inspirational quotes, and vague assertions about easy ways to make money. | ||
Despite the extremely low quality of his marketing materials, he has had several complaints filed against him with various government agencies: | Despite the extremely low quality of his marketing materials, he seems to have a small number of paying customers, nearly all of whom are dissatisfied with what they received. He has had several complaints filed against him with various government agencies: | ||
* A 2011 investigation by the US Federal Trade Commission resulting from an accusation by a Florida mom that she gave him $14,000 for his "two week program" and received a small bag of free Big Mac coins when she asked for her money back | * A 2011 investigation by the US Federal Trade Commission resulting from an accusation by a Florida mom that she gave him $14,000 for his "two week program" and received a small bag of free Big Mac coins when she asked for her money back | ||
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None of the investigations resulted in any arrests, as Cashdollar seems to be difficult to locate. | None of the investigations resulted in any arrests, as Cashdollar seems to be difficult to locate. | ||
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