Frank Kern devised the “Instant Internet
Business” where he sold a lot of e-books and
other material about internet marketing. He
claimed that he made more than $100,000 from
the website where he did his business.

  The idea was very simple. You make a purchase
of $47.77 and start a chain of marketing
where you would progressively go from the
lower end to higher end. By the time you
reached the highest end of the chain you would
start earning an income of more than $115,00
each year.
 
Frank claimed that he earned an
income of $100,000 in first year and everyone
could do it.

  The Federal Trade Commission did not think so
and came down heavily on Frank Kern and
barred him from doing business with his
Instant Internet Empires.

  FTC argued that the first level of this MLM
would require 2400 persons for Frank Kern to
receive an income of $100,000 in first year.

   The second level of chain would involve 2400
X 2400 persons as customers. That makes it
5,760,000 buyers for making an income of
115,000.
 
  Scale this to a third level and you will find
that it would require 5760,000 X 2400
persons so that second level persons get
$115,000.
 
  That means you would need 13,000,000,000
persons, which is more than world’s population
twice over, so it looks doubtful.

  So, the FTC rightly came down heavily on
Frank Kern and barred him from doing any
further business and return the money
collected earlier.

Frank collected $634,222 from selling IIE
and he will have to pay back ALL of it.

  He has subsequently returned to
marketing his internet business materials with
his "Under Acheivers Mastery Course which
sell for around $1500. Most of this
information is not new and can be gained for a
lot less.

I do believe that anyone who has done their homework
on Frank Kern, and with his past track record would not
want to get involved with him in any way.