Federal Trade Commission v. Jeremy Johnson
| Federal Trade Commission |
| Success Marketing, Inc., Ryan Riddle, Internet Business Source, Inc., Internet Economy, Inc., Internet Fitness, Inc., JRB Media, Inc., Jet Processing, Inc., Andy Johnson, Jeremy Johnson, Lloyd Johnston, Scott Leavitt, Lifestyles for Fitness, Inc., Market Funding Solutions, Inc., Mist Marketing, Inc., Money Harvest, Inc., Scott Muir, Net Business, Inc., Net Commerce, Inc., Net Discounts, Inc., Network Agenda, LLC, Bryce Payne, Kevin Pilon, Business Loan Success, Inc., CPA Upsell, Inc., CS Processing, Inc., Cloud Nine Marketing, Inc., Cold Bay Media, Inc., Costnet Discounts, Inc., Cutting Edge Processing, Inc., Diamond J Media, Inc., EBusiness First, Inc., EBusiness Success, Inc., ECom Success, Inc., Elite Debit, Inc., Employee Plus, Inc., Excess Net Success, Inc., Duane Fielding, Fiscal Fidelity, Inc., Fitness Processing, Inc., Funding Search Success, Inc., Funding Success, Inc., GG Processing, Inc., GGL Rewards, Inc., Terrason Spinks, Bolt Marketing, Inc., Bottom Dollar, Inc., Bumble Marketing, Inc., Hooper Processing, Inc., Blue Net Progress, Inc., Blue Streak Processing, Inc., Highlight Marketing, Inc., I Works, Inc., Business First, Inc., Anthon Holdings Corp. and Big Bucks Pro, Inc. |
| Robb Evans |
| 2:2011mc00041 |
| January 20, 2011 |
| U.S. District Court for the Central District of California |
| Unassigned |
| Other Statutory Actions |
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