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Federal Trade Commission, Plaintiff, vs. Digital Altitude LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, Digital Altitude Limited, a United Kingdom company, Aspire Processing LLC, a Nevada limited liability company, Aspire Processing Limited, a United Kingdom company, Aspire Ventures Ltd, a United Kingdom company, Disc Enterprises Inc., a Nevada corporation, RISE Systems & Enterprise LLC, a Utah limited liability company, RISE Systems & Enterprise LLC, a Nevada limited liability company, Soar International Limited Liability Company, a Utah limited liability company, The Upside, LLC, a California limited liability company, Thermography for Life, LLC, also doing business as Living Exceptionally, Inc., a Texas limited liability company, Michael Force, individually and as an officer, member, and/or manager of Digital Altitude LLC and Soar International Limited Liability Company, Mary Dee, individually and as an officer, member, and/or manager of Digital Altitude LLC, Digital Altitude Limited, Aspire Processing LLC, RISE Systems & Enterprise LLC, The Upside, LLC, and Thermography for Life, LLC, Morgan Johnson, individually and as an officer, member, and/or manager of Digital Altitude LLC and RISE Systems & Enterprise LLC, Alan Moore, individually and as an officer, member, and/or manager of Digital Altitude LLC and Aspire Processing Limited, Sean Brown, individually and as an officer, member, and/or manager of Aspire Processing LLC, Disc Enterprises Inc. and RISE Systems & Enterprise LLC, Defendants.
FTC Matter/File Number
172 3060
X180021
Enforcement Type
Federal Injunctions
Federal Court
Central District of California
Case Summary
The Federal Trade Commission alleged that the defendants operated a multi-million dollar business coaching scheme known as Digital Altitude that they deceived consumers by claiming they could earn "six figures in 90 days."
The Federal Trade Commission is sending refunds totaling nearly $4.7 million to people who lost money as a result of the scheme.