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Allegations of Predatory Sales Practices Against Skincare Brand

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An investigation found that customers with disabilities and older adults allegedly faced pressure to spend thousands of dollars at a mall-based skincare and wellness brand across the Southland. The allegations were brought forward by Victor Chisholm, who reported spending over $50,000, and Gabe Cota, who spent more than $3,000 after being drawn into a store by a free sample. Other customers have also made similar claims.

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Why it matters

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The allegations of predatory sales practices could lead to regulatory scrutiny and legal action from California Attorney General Rob Bonta. Congressman Brad Sherman plans to bring the matter to the Attorney General's attention.

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  • Brad ShermanAmerican politician who plans to bring the allegations to the attention of the California Attorney General

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