Zurixx markets and sells a “flipping system” that says it lets people generate substantial income by flipping houses. Zurixx representatives regularly show supposed “success stories” of customers who made thousands using its system, claiming that the system involves little risk, time, or effort. But, according to a complaint by the FTC and DCP, those claims are false or deceptive, and Zurixx cannot back them up.
Zurixx lures people to free live events, says the FTC, using ads endorsed by celebrities from popular home renovation TV shows. The ads promise that event attendees will learn how to make money from investing in real estate by using other people’s money. But, according to the FTC and DCP, the free event is just a scheme to get people to buy Zurixx’s three-day “risk-free” workshop, which costs $1,997.
If someone promises that you can earn a lot of money with little risk, time, or effort, that’s a sign of a scam. If you spot one, tell the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint.