azcentral.com: A City Council-appointed committee Tuesday recommended that Phoenix create criminal penalities for door-to-door solicitors who do not show a valid ID at the→

TheStar Online: The amended Direct Sales Act 1993, which is scheduled to be enforced early next year, will see heavier penalties for offenders. Deputy→

azcentral.com: If Phoenix slaps licensing requirements on door-to-door peddlers, the move could hurt thousands of self-employed workers who sell products from Avon, Tupperware and→

PR-USA.net: Stream Energy Chairman Rob Snyder announced today that a federal RICO lawsuit filed in Georgia last fall against the retail energy provider and→

Kentucky.com: Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, the Lexington-based network marketing group, has agreed to pay nearly $1 million to Montana to settle allegations that the company→

Bernama: The government will amend the Direct Sales Act 1993 to protect consumers from becoming victims of pyramid scheme scams, said Minister of Domestic→

LegalNewsline: A cease and desist order has been issued by North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem against a Lexington, Ky., company for alleged violations→

PressTV: Iranian officials have arrested key members of GoldQuest, a controversial network marketing scheme which has allegedly defrauded thousands of people worldwide. Airport Police→

goldcoast.com.au: A Gold Coast mum will no longer have to fork out $12,500 for running a Tupperware business from her Robina home. Debbie Hert→