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CSCT, Inc., based in British Columbia, charged consumers $15,000 up front for electromagnetic device "treatments" it falsely claimed could kill cancer cells. The FTC, working with Canadian and Mexican officials, froze the company's U.S. bank accounts and shut down its websites — but reached a settlement that required no admission of wrongdoing and resulted in no criminal charges for the approximately 850 victims who paid.
The bottom line is this, two years ago, the FTC closed the CSCT web sites and froze their bank accounts in the U.S. But guess what, we don't see anyone behind bars anywhere. Duh, so why aren't they crushing rocks on a chain gang in Ohio, or British Columbia, or Kitchener, Ontario? What about their victims, some 850 of them who paid these guys all of that money?
Michael John Reynolds John Leslie Armstrong agreed that their company offered bogus electromagnetic cancer therapy to U.S. citizens. So what about the Canadian's who fell for this?The settlement prohibits the defendants from making false claims in connection with the marketing and sale of any service, program, food, drug, or device and prohibits them from helping others to do the same thing.
FTC, Canada, and Mexico Officials Crack down on Foreign Companies That Offer Bogus Cancer TreatmentIn coordination with officials in Canada and Mexico, the Federal Trade Commission has charged CSCT, Inc., based in British Columbia, with making false claims that it can treat cancer by using an electromagnetic device to kill cancer cells. The FTC alleges that the company uses its Internet Web site to advertise this treatment to consumers in the United States and elsewhere.
According to the FTC, the defendants charge consumers $15,000 up front for several weeks of "treatments" with the electromagnetic device.
To increase communication, collaboration, and the exchange of information among the U.S., Canada and Mexico in the areas of drugs, biologics, medical devices, food safety and nutrition to protect and promote human health.MISSION
To protect and promote public health through a trilateral forum that shares information and works collaboratively on issues of mutual interest.
So, what about all of the existing supplies of illegal, contaminated and/or adulterated products that are still floating around? How about those quack cancer clinics are still operating in those three countries, right under the noses of our governments. That is particularly true here in Canada. Yes, that's right in Canada.....P.I.T.Y!!
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