Joseph Cammarata sentenced to 10 years for restoration fraud


Former Investview CEO Joseph Cammarata has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for restoration scamming.

Cammarata may even should pay $31.2 million in restitution.

Cammarata (proper) will obtain credit score for time served (he was arrested in late 2021), and has been really helpful to FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey.

Along with serving time, Cammarata may even pay:

  • $31,275,832 in restitution;
  • a $250,000 high-quality; and
  • an $800 evaluation payment

Cammarata’s restitution can be glad by $16.4 million in money and surrendering of a number of real-estate properties in Pennsylvania.

Cammarata’s June sixth sentencing follows a jury discovering him responsible of mail and wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud, cash laundering and conspiracy to commit cash laundering final November.

Via Alpha Plus Restoration, Cammarata and two accomplices stole tens of millions by means of securities fraud restoration scams.

In the course of the conduct Cammarata was additionally CEO of Investview, proprietor of the MLM firm iGenius.

Whereas iGenius wasn’t a part of Cammarata’s restoration scamming, the SEC is individually investigating Investview for potential iGenius securities regulation violations.

BehindMLM reviewed iGenius and recognized securities fraud again in 2021.

Along with his Alpha Plus Restoration felony conviction, the SEC filed associated securities fraud expenses in opposition to Cammarata in late 2021.

As of June 2023, the SEC’s civil fraud case in opposition to Cammarata continues to be enjoying out (the case was stayed pending the result of Cammarata’s felony proceedings).

Cammarata was additionally indicted for tax fraud in late 2022. That case, filed in New Jersey, can also be nonetheless enjoying out.