Add to ORKGEuropean Kings Club and its associated companies and individuals have agreed to pay a $1 million fine and repay investors in 17 states a further $997,000. The club operated a pyramid scheme in several countries, and 130 Mainers and 63 others across the country bought into the fraudulent deal. Details
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