Comments on: More Legal Actions – FHTM gets a Cease and Desist

By: Jason C.

Jason C. — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 18:29:42 +0000

Wow, Paulie, you must feel like you really got burned to be so angry about a company! A person can never say the right thing to the wrong person, and you must be a “wrong person”. It is unfortunate that people who think they know something about something need to express their venom so dramatically!

By: Michael

Michael — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 18:09:02 +0000

Sounds like Paulie (mr or ms) is on some sort of one man crusade or something. I have been involved w/ FHTM for 8 months. It has been a very personally fulfilling and financially rewarding experience so far. I have been able to develop better relationships w/ many people and actually help people. Something few of us have the opportunity to do in our current occupations. I believe everyone should be involved w/ FHTM. If only for the tax benefits of owning your own business! The cost is minimal and as you transfer some of your own current bills through your business, the costs become negligible. The fee to own your own business was recently reduced to $199. I’m sorry, but the opportunity alone is worth much more than that… even if you don’t ever do anything with it!And it IS an opportunity for anyone. There are many people in FHTM that are currently experiencing financial benefits (large and small) from having their own FHTM business. I am one.. I know several others personally. It is proven. It is not a fly by night company. It’s been around for 10 years! People spend more on starbucks than what it costs for the opportunity to make a positive change in your personal development and financial future. Why in the world would anyone begrudge someone for at least giving it a try? I would rather be the one who is trying to do something good for myself and my family (even if I fail), than be the one who does nothing but sit in their rut and criticize.

By: Brandon

Brandon — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 01:54:13 +0000

I would have to totally agree! After reviewing the Income Disclosure Statement put out by FHTM, you can see 95% of those in FHTM make nothing after you consider cost of goods to purchase each month in order to qualify for bonuses. Not good! Kind of makes you think the reasons why many reps are going out of their way to mislead people to attract new recruits. Kind of like what was discovered with High Profile People in North Carolina – NOT TO BE TRUE. Here is what some of them had to say on WCNC news…

Websites for some FHTM reps list other prominent Carolinians to bolster the company’s credibility, but who denied involvement. They include former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory, who said he’d “never heard of it. I have absolutely no connection.” Also listed but denying involvement in FHTM — NASCAR legend Geoff Bodine, who said, “I’m not involved. Someone signed me up. They’re trying to use my name.”

You can’t trust a FHTM rep, if they say a former Attorney General or Governor is in FHTM or even Chris Rock, well….you can pretty much bet it’s not true.

By the way the Better Business Bureau gives this company a very bad rating of an F.

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:45:37 +0000

COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME HOW A COMPANY CAN CLAIM TO BE DEBT FREE WHEN IT HAS LIENS AGAINST ALL OF ITS ASSETS AND REVENUES…DATING BACK TO 2003 AND STILL IN EXISTENCE TODAY???? PLEASE I NEED TO UNDERSTAND THIS.

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:43:21 +0000

NONE OF THE FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES FHTM CLAIMS TO HAVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH EXIST. FHTM IS AN AFFILIATE OF ONE OF THE AUTHORIZED DEALERS. THE FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES CLAIM ZERO INVOLVEMENT WITH THIS ENTITY. THIS IS ALL PART OF THE SMOKE AND MIRRORS PAUL ORBERSON HAS GO GALLANTLY DEVELOPED TO FURTHER ENHANCE HIS WEALTH AT YOUR EXPENSE.

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:40:31 +0000

As of May 2010 – Fortune has an “F” rating with the Kentucky BBB. There have been hundreds of complaints filed nationwide with Attorney Generals from multiple states. Recently an ex rep filed a fraud lawsuit against this company. BUYER BEWARE. Wake up and smell the SCAM!

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:38:51 +0000

YOU ARE SO CONNED! I have some swampland in Florida or a bridge to sell you next. Wake up and smell the scam.

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:37:44 +0000

You need to get another profession then. I would hate to be one of your CPA clients. I wouldn’t want you advising me on financial things. Have you even dissected the financial scenario FHTM purports to be true? DO you have any clue what constitutes a pyramid scam?

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 15:22:42 +0000

You are living in a fantasy world. Many people succeed in FHTM and many who dont are far from slackers or stuck in a jobl mentally. FHTM will NOT enable the masses to retire or even retire wealthy. According to FHTM’s own disclosures in March of 2010:

95% of the active reps which is less than 50% of the total reps earn less than $250/mo before business expenses and points which cost them more than that.

The only people making money are some of the NSM’s and the preferentially treated Ambassador’s which most came from another MLM or have special deals that earn them most of their money like Ruel Morton.

FHTM is smoke and mirrors and failure for over 90% of everyone that signs up. It is designed that way and is very top heavy in its compensation plan……Paul designed FHTM for him and a select small group – NOT YOU!
They will lie and misrepresent as much as they can to get recruits. Less than 10% of the company revenue comes from PRODUCT SALES – which makes FHTM ILLEGAL!!!!!

By: Paulie Morehouse

Paulie Morehouse — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 15:15:49 +0000

The only thing revolutionary about FHTM is that our US government hasn’t shut down this scam yet. All in good time. The entire company is built on “smoke and mirrors” and lies. They are a fraud and will not last forever. Like a cult – participants beware.