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: Misleading Advertising LawFranchise Scam in New Zealand Continues
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The New Zealand Minister wades into $3m scam row
"Ethnic Affairs Minister Chris Carter says Green Acres has treated victims of a scam in a "devious" and "ruthless" way.
Victims of a $3-$5 million ironing franchise scam are looking at taking legal action against Green Acres, the parent company involved. About 200 people bought non-existent ironing franchises from former "master franchisee" Keith Lapham.
The mainly Chinese and Indian immigrants paid up to $25,000 each for the bogus franchises, read more
Full post as published by Misleading Advertising Law on January 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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