In a surprising breakup, the organization announced this morning that it was ready to “explore other options.” It also added that it has “additional capital to cover all 2011 losses” and is “moving forward with the necessary resources to continue to operate the franchise.” Totally didn’t even need that guy and his cash. Waayy too good for him anyway, and there are plenty of fish in the sea who don’t care about a little Ponzi-scheme baggage. So who dumped whom?
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