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Federal Trade Commission, Plaintiff, v. Credit Glory LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Credit Glory LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company; Credit Glory LLC, a Nevada limited liability company; Credit Glory Inc., a Delaware corporation; Credit Sage LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Joy Credit Software LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Clerk Credit Systems LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Clerk Credit Software LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Standard Scores LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Collection Payments LLC, a Delaware limited liability company;
Collections Dispute LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Collections Expert LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Collections Support LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Credit Cop LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Dispute Collection LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Glorious Credit LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Joyful Credit LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Alexander N. Brola, in his individual and corporate capacity; Liam Pavel Tame Te Amorangi Tira Emery, in his individual and corporate capacity; Marko Petkovic, in his individual and corporate capacity;
Joshua Curtis, in his individual and corporate capacity; and David Naylor, in his individual and corporate capacity; Defendants.
Collections Dispute LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Collections Expert LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Collections Support LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Credit Cop LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Dispute Collection LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Glorious Credit LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Joyful Credit LLC, a Delaware limited liability company; Alexander N. Brola, in his individual and corporate capacity; Liam Pavel Tame Te Amorangi Tira Emery, in his individual and corporate capacity; Marko Petkovic, in his individual and corporate capacity;
Joshua Curtis, in his individual and corporate capacity; and David Naylor, in his individual and corporate capacity; Defendants.
Federal Court
District of Arizona
Case Summary
At the request of the FTC, a federal court has temporarily halted a bogus credit repair scheme run by a sprawling network of 17 related companies and their principals.