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III · 02-15-07, 03:13

Is this guy legit? I'm sure we've seen him promote his book Natural Cures They Don't Want you to Know About, and his new book about weight loss. I admit, some of the stuff he says makes sense, but he doesn't exactly have a clean record.

During the early 1990s, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Trudeau served nearly two years in prison. In 1990, he pled guilty to larceny in a Cambridge, Massachusetts, state court in connection with $80,000 in worthless checks he had deposited at a bank. The sentencing memorandum said that he had posed as a doctor to increase his credibility with bank officials. In 1991, he pled guilty to credit-card fraud in Boston federal district court. Among his misdeeds in the federal case, he misappropriated for his own use the credit-card numbers of customers of the memory-improvement courses that he offered at the time.

So, with all that said, would you take this guy seriously?

02-15-07, 03:13	#1 (permalink)
III 03 bonneville/98 tahoe III is offline Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WI Posts: 778	Kevin Trudeau Is this guy legit? I'm sure we've seen him promote his book Natural Cures They Don't Want you to Know About, and his new book about weight loss. I admit, some of the stuff he says makes sense, but he doesn't exactly have a clean record. During the early 1990s, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Trudeau served nearly two years in prison. In 1990, he pled guilty to larceny in a Cambridge, Massachusetts, state court in connection with $80,000 in worthless checks he had deposited at a bank. The sentencing memorandum said that he had posed as a doctor to increase his credibility with bank officials. In 1991, he pled guilty to credit-card fraud in Boston federal district court. Among his misdeeds in the federal case, he misappropriated for his own use the credit-card numbers of customers of the memory-improvement courses that he offered at the time. So, with all that said, would you take this guy seriously?