Success by Well being as a company entity has been ordered to pay $7.3 million {dollars} in penalties.
The September 18th judgment follows an earlier Might 2023 judgment, which noticed Jay Noland should pay the identical quantity for violating the 2002 NetForce injunction.
As per an accompanying September 18th Ultimate Order;
Neither the Fee nor Company Defendants are conscious of any protection of the Company Defendants that the Particular person Defendants didn’t make through the course of the litigation, or couldn’t have made.
The order establishes a brand new injunction, prohibiting Success by Well being from operating a Ponzi scheme or pyramid scheme.
Along with the $7.3 million injunction violation order, Success by Well being was additionally ordered to pay $6,829 for violating the FTC’s Merchandise Rule.
Word that this minor advantageous is rolled into the bigger $7.3 million quantity.
The judgment submitting lays issues out explicitly;
IT IS ADJUDGED that pursuant to the Court docket’s orders filed September 18, 2023, judgment is entered in favor of Plaintiff and towards the Contempt Defendants (James D. Noland, Jr., Scott Harris, and Thomas Sacca), Success By Media LLC, and Success By Media Holdings Inc., collectively and severally, within the quantity of $7,306,873.14 plus post-judgment curiosity, and towards the Particular person Defendants (James D. Noland, Jr., Lina Noland, Scott Harris, and Thomas Sacca) and the Company Defendants (Success By Media Holdings Inc., Success By Media LLC, Enhanced Capital Funding, and every of their subsidiaries, associates, successors, and assigns), collectively and severally, within the quantity of $6,829 plus post-judgment curiosity.
Success by Well being and Noland are additionally topic to twenty years of compliance monitoring.
With the FTC’s case towards all of the Success by Well being defendants now resolved, this brings BehindMLM’s protection of proceedings to an finish.