Four anonymous individuals filed a class action lawsuit in the Southern District of New York on Monday. The plaintiffs are accusing the president, Donald Jr, Eric, and Ivanka Trump of conning the victims into giving up hundreds of thousands of dollars. They say the losses were devastating and life-altering in 164-page filing.
Trump ‘falsely represented that he genuinely supported ACN and failed to disclose that he was being paid lavishly for his endorsement,’ the suit states
The president even featured the company on Celebrity Apprentice twice.
Four anonymous individuals have filed a class action lawsuit accusing President Trump and his children Donald Jr, Eric, and Ivanka of ‘deliberately defrauding’ them by falsely representing a multilevel marketing firm, DailyMail.com can reveal.
In a 164-page complaint filed in a U.S. District Court in New York on Monday, the group claims the Trumps ‘made millions’ by endorsing the training programs of North Carolina company ACN Inc., which in turn, conned victims out of ‘hundreds or thousands of dollars.’
The plaintiffs allege that from 2005 to 2015, the president ‘falsely represented that he genuinely supported ACN and failed to disclose that he was being paid lavishly for his endorsement of the company.’
In addition, the suit claims Trump falsely stated that his