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Complete scam by Ed Bounds. He has been doing this for years. No sustained members with his organization. He makes money off of other people's initial investment and their first sale if they are lucky. Bogus training, products, and advertising. This so called company is run by Ed and his wife. STAY AWAY!!
MLM Scheme led by Ed Bounds. He influences people to join his "organization" so you can sell for him to where he is the only person who makes money. After you call him out, he will not refund your money but will disconnect you from everything and then pretend he is right by doing so because he claims to be a religious man.
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