The following information has been obtained from the Office of the Attorney General. Attorney General, Frankie Sue Del Papa, filed a suit seeking to halt the alleged deceptive trade practices of two Las Vegas based companies, National Audit Defense Network, Inc., and Tax Coach, Inc., d.B.A. Tax Ready.
The companies, which market nationwide, primarily via radio advertisements, offer tax related programs and services that promise consumers thousands of dollars in tax deductions or their money back. The companies also promise a 30-day unconditional money back guarantee, but the Attorney General cites the receipt of over 140 consumer complaints of delayed or denied refunds as evidence of the alleged intent of both companies to harm consumers and competitors alike. The lawsuit, the result of a joint investigation by the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection and the Federal Trade Commission, seeks a court order halting further illegal practices, requiring full restitution for all injured consumers and civil penalties in the amount of $2,500 for each violation. The Federal Trade Commission filed a parallel case in Federal court last week and has obtained a court order placing both companies in receivership pending further action. Consumers who wish to file complaints regarding their transactions with National Audit Defense Network or Tax Ready may contact the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection in Las Vegas at (702) 486-3132; or in Carson City at (775) 687-6300. Additional consumer protection and contact information may be found on the Attorney General's website at http://ag. State. Nv.Us.
If you are one of these victims do the above immediately! They are out of business and have assets—your cash!!!
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