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iX Global Hosts 3rd Anniversary Celebration In Punta Cana

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Recently top leaders from around the world gathered in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic to celebrate iX Global’s third anniversary as part of the Awaken incentive trip program.
From April 28th to May 2nd the incentive trip award earners relaxed at the Hard Rock Punta Cana all inclusive resort while spending time with iX Global executive staff and other top leaders, and celebrated the accomplishments of the company over the last three years.
iX Global has been on an incredible trajectory since its inception in May of 2020, generating over four million dollars of sales during that pandemic stricken year. In 2021 the growth continued with iX Global exceeding twenty two million dollars in revenue during its first full calendar year.
2022 has seen iX Global continue its meteoric rise by reaching $207 million dollars in sales revenues, setting the stage for the three year celebration in Punta Cana.
The trip began with a welcome dinner and birthday party on the first night of the event, where CEO and Founder Joe Martinez was able to recognize both the accomplishments of the company as well as many of the field leaders and corporate staff that have been integral to iX Global’s success during this formative period.
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MLM Blacklist Member Clayton Thomas Sued By The SEC

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The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Brentwood, Tennessee resident Clayton R. Thomas and the now defunct entity he controlled, Personalized Healthcare Solution, LLC, with selling fraudulent promissory notes and misappropriating investor funds.

The SEC’s complaint, filed in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, alleges that, from February until June 2019, Thomas and Personalized Healthcare Solution raised approximately $730,000 from a single investor, telling that investor that they would purchase certain medical devices and place the devices in medical offices to generate an investment return from usage fees.
In reality, according to the complaint, Thomas and Personalized Healthcare Solution overstated the purchase price of the medical devices and fraudulently inflated the medical devices’ anticipated returns.
The complaint also states that Thomas knew that the investment would likely be far less profitable than what he told the investor based on prior experience with a different investor in which the medical devices produced little to no return.
Finally, the SEC alleges that the investor lost substantially all of its original investments, and that Thomas misappropriated investor funds for his personal use by pocketing the difference between the actual cost of the medical devices and the amount that he represented to the

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