Court Asked the Church to Return $2.3 Million Donated by Convicted Businessman Jeremy Johnson’s, LDS Church Agrees

by | Jun 6, 2017

 

By The Salt Lake Tribune
​Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
​The LDS Church has agreed to repay $2.3 million in donations from Jeremy Johnson, the St. George businessman serving a federal prison sentence.

​The settlement was part of a lawsuit that the Federal Trade Commission brought against Johnson in 2010, alleging that his marketing company had defrauded consumers by not properly disclosing additional charges when a consumer paid a nominal fee for products, such as information on how to get government grants to pay personal expenses.

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