- 4 - In 2000, petitioner began sending out direct mail information, promoting Reliv products and the opportunity to become “healthy & rich”. Some of these direct mail materials indicated that petitioner had been using Reliv products for many months and that they had reduced his symptoms of various chronic illnesses and contributed to his “overall feeling of good health.” Using an Internet database at his local public library, petitioner secured names and addresses of women in the northwest Indiana area to whom he would send the direct mail information. Each week, petitioner selected names and addresses of about 48 women to whom he would mail postcards. Petitioner would follow up the first postcard with a second and a third and then attempt to telephone some of these women. Each month, he would talk to several of them on the telephone for 15 or 20 minutes, making his Reliv pitch. On rare occasions, petitioner would meet with one of these women at the local library to give them Reliv materials. As far as the record reveals, none of these contacts ever resulted in petitioner’s making any Reliv sales or sponsoring any Reliv distributors. On Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings, petitioner attended Reliv meetings approximately 10 miles from his home. During 2002, petitioner attended national Reliv conferences in Reno, Nevada, and St. Louis, Missouri.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NextLast modified: March 27, 2008