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Donald Farmer and Coupon Connection of America v. American Freeway, Inc. and Eli Masso

Date: 03-31-1999

Case Number: Unknown

Judge: Unknown

Court: District Court, Fort Bend County, Texas

Plaintiff's Attorney: Patrick J. Dyer of Wilshire Scott & Dyer, P.C., Houston, Texas

Defendant's Attorney: Unknown

Description:
Fraud - Plaintiffs alleged that defendant defrauded them in what plaintiffs claimed was a pyramid scheme. Freeway buys products and services such as pre-paid phone cards and pagers from companies and resells them through independent distributors called associates. Plaintiffs claimed that Masso sought to use plaintiffs' large and well-organized customer database, infrastructure and organization to market products and services. Plaintiffs were to buy a business package, which included products that varied from fuel cards to beauty packets and then recruit other people to sell them. Plaintiff were to earn commissions from the products his recruits sold. The more people he recruited the more money he made. Plaintiffs invested $400,000 in the scheme
Outcome:
Jury verdict for plaintiffs for $6 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
None

About This Case

What was the outcome of Donald Farmer and Coupon Connection of America v. America...?

The outcome was: Jury verdict for plaintiffs for $6 million in compensatory and punitive damages.

Which court heard Donald Farmer and Coupon Connection of America v. America...?

This case was heard in District Court, Fort Bend County, Texas, TX. The presiding judge was Unknown.

Who were the attorneys in Donald Farmer and Coupon Connection of America v. America...?

Plaintiff's attorney: Patrick J. Dyer of Wilshire Scott & Dyer, P.C., Houston, Texas. Defendant's attorney: Unknown.

When was Donald Farmer and Coupon Connection of America v. America... decided?

This case was decided on March 31, 1999.