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Beijing Launches Hotline For Illegal Multi-Level Marketing

Aggregated Source: ChinaCSR.com
November 1, 2006|

The Tianqiao Industry and Commerce Bureau in Beijing will join hands with the local police department to carry out an intensive investigation of multi-level marketing schemes. The investigation will focus on identifying and punishing those who deceive others to attend illegal gatherings and take money through get-rich-quick schemes. Tianqiao Industry & Commerce Department has arranged a special [...]

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