Debt Cures by Kevin Trudeau You Might Not Want to Know About

Sounds familiar? It should! Cures Kevin Trudeau offers are plentiful, and there is little he is not able to relieve. There are natural cures by Kevin Trudeau, Kevin Trudeau weight loss, and all of these Trudeau cures have one thing in common: they are natural cures "they" don't want you to know about.

Who is "they?" Who knows? In the case of the natural cure, it is the medical establishment; in the case of the debt cure it is most likely a credit card company.

The Kevin Trudeau They Don't Want You To Know About

Kevin Trudeau is a marketing genius. In the crosshairs of the Federal Trade Commission numerous times for making claims that were gross misrepresentations, the debt cures follows on the heels of the "Weight Loss Cure They Don't Want You To Know About." It was this tome that netted him a $5 million fine for making false claims and a ban from infomercial making by the Federal Trade Commission.

The FTC information details court cases again Trudeau going back to 1998. The apparently common theme is the making of "false and misleading claims." In the past the marketer peddled weight loss cures, cures for addictions to substances legal and illegal, and also the ability to bestow a photographic memory on anyone who would ask.

I myself have detailed the somewhat nonsensical claims made of the HCG diet he advocates and gone the rounds with those who would pit their testimonials against the American medical profession time and again.

Debt Cures They Don't Want You to Know About

Kevin Trudeau's debt cures includes a secret to wealth generation CD, a "10 minute instant credit improvement guide," and "300 pages of valuable information." It is only $19.95 (plus shipping and handling) and offers a 30 day money back guarantee. Best of all, it is authored by the man who just got slapped last month with a $5 million fine for misrepresentation.

This makes it somewhat unclear if this is a debt cure for Kevin Trudeau or for everyone else. Consumer Affairs has cast a critical glance at the Debt Cures They Don't Want You to Know About and noted that the upsell attempts when ordering the book are rather heavy handed.

Quoting Chuck Jaffe from Market Watch, Consumer Affairs suggests that the information contained in the debt cures book is available for free online and elsewhere, but it is the tangentially related product orders that move this book from the helpful to the harmful column. Racking up $250 in costs when ordering the book to get out of debt is apparently not uncommon; this explains how it might be a debt cure - for Kevin Trudeau.

Sources:

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/10/trudeau.shtm, http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/982548/hcg_diet_marketed_by_convicted_fraud.html?cat=5; https://www.debtcures.com/ver27/index.asp; http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/02/trudeau_debt.html