The FTC moved in April 2026 against three sets of high-level MLM recruiters whose pitches promised six and seven figures. The companies' own income disclosures told a different story to anyone who could find them.
A Miramar woman who promised to mint sixty millionaires by 2026 just settled with the FTC. No money changed hands. The people who joined her downline are still where she left them.
BehindMLM's 2026 state of the industry report landed this week, and the numbers inside it describe a world where the same machine keeps getting new paint jobs. Before you forward that invite to someone you love, read what the machine looked like last year.
Stormy Wellington built a following of hundreds of thousands on a single promise: that ordinary people could become millionaires if they just believed hard enough and signed up fast enough. The income disclosures from the companies she recruited for told a different story, and the Federal Trade Commission was reading them.