Refunds Ordered in Work-at-Home Medical Billing Pitch in California.
By Lisa Munoz, The Orange County Register, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Apr. 24--A federal court has ordered two Mission Viejo men, who attracted job seekers with the chance to earn as much as $50,000 through a work-at-home plan, to repay their customers.
After receiving numerous consumer complaints, the Federal Trade Commission launched an investigation into Electronic Medical Billing, which John C. Moore and David L. Miller operated from a Mission Viejo strip mall, FTC attorney Kathryn Decker said. In July, the agency shut down the compa
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