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Applies to
United States · FTC's Lurn case and coaching-sales guidance
Time context
2023 enforcement case; refund distribution announced June 6, 2024
Sources checked
This is a specific historical case, not a finding about all coaches or a currently open refund offer.
What the case establishes
In June 2024, FTC announced more than $2.4 million in payments to consumers harmed by Lurn. It described a 2023 lawsuit over unsupported money-making claims. This is an enforcement record, not our independent investigation.
FTC's coaching guidance warns about pressure to act quickly and further paid services after the initial purchase. Ask for the entire likely cost, cancellation conditions and evidence supporting the income promise.
Our checklist: how many buyers achieved the advertised outcome, over what period, after which costs, and how many earned nothing? A selected success story cannot answer those questions.
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