The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) vs. Daniel Chapter One (DC1)

The FTC has charged DC1 with “false advertising, false marketing, and injuring the public.”

The FTC charge of “false advertising and marketing” is based upon what the FTC call “implied” claims, not the actual words of DCO, and upon factual testimonies. The alleged  “injury” refers to money paid for products.

The FTC demands that we stop sharing information with the public about our herbal and nutritional products, including true testimonials. They demand our files, and customer files with personal information. They demand that we “waive all rights,” agree that the FTC can spy on us and anyone distributing our products posing as a customer/employee of DC1, agree to notify the FTC for the next 10 years anytime we change address, phone number, hire/fire anyone. . . and the FTC demands that we send a letter they wrote to all our customers, steering everyone with cancer to the National Cancer Institute.