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Robert and Kim Hyde were first revealed on Channel Nine's A Current
Affair, who went on television to tell how Mathemagic, now known as
Maths Worldwide, ruined their life.

The Hyde's don't want you getting involved with what they call a child
abuse 'scam'. In the unprofessional hands of Gary Rosenberg, an
already named and shamed and shunned figure in society, Mr. Rosenberg
was ambush journalized by Elise Mooney from Channel Nine. Not enough,
Mathemagic soon went bankrupt, only to respawn as Maths Worldwide,
with claims the new company is not in any way acting 'in good faith'.

Now there are claims of analogy financial 'child abuse', which should
be prosecutable under the Criminal Code of Australia, and reported to
the Australian Federal Police. This sort of financial pedophelia,
preferencing young children in their fraudulent attacks, was stated by
a blogger as needed professional psychiatry attention. A blogger went
so far as to say that as a red-haired fiesty porn star director in
Western Australia, it would not be 'surprising' if she had sexually
molested young children, considering the "rubbish" Australian laws
that don't require Mathemagic tutors to be checked for criminal
conduct.

Although promising to be different, the new company is stating that
their packages are still costing the rip-off costs of around $4,000 to
$6,500 for their Mathemagic Computer Tutor (obviously not renamed).
Furthermore, they are still retainig the name Australian Institute of
Mathematics, which the inept Gary Rosenberg took on.

They are also asking for people to 'bait' themselves to sell at $390,
on the condition they feature themselves in advertisement as the
'face' of this fraudulent firm.

'They're money hungry, they're low lives, they're manipulative,
they're abusive,' Kim Hyde says.

"I've sat up at night thinking, I'm just going to lose everything,"
the mother says.

"They're gettign away with it - they can't!"

'I hate [Maths Worldwide], the kids stated.

The Victorian Consumer Action Law Centre stated Maths Worldwide was a
"top complaints" product, concerned about the price of the software
that they can't make the payments, and that support that's offered,
and the selling techniques. Caroline Bond from this Center said those
complaints more often than not come from low income families who don't
have the money to support their claims.

"If they won't tell you the price up front, if they won't advise you
to see your child's teacher, if they won't tell you teh commission
they are earning, send them away!"

"Has it helped you with your maths at all?," the reporter asks another
girl whose parents purchase the product.

"No," she simply responds.

"The money is now being wasted where it could have been of benefit to
Brooke", her mother says.

It makes her mom felt "like I've let Brooke down".

The action is likely to set for court under the likelihood of
misleading claims, misuse of market power, inflating price of goods,
misleading and deceptive conduct, unmerchantable quality, child
protection conccerns, guarantee issues, abusing employees, coercing
employees, harassment, unsuitable goods. In the defendants section
will be sitting Edu Group Corporation, Grant Thornton, Paul
Billingham, David Newman, Maddocks Lawyers, Mafnfred HOlzman, Glenhutt
Holdings Pty Ltd, TPP Internet, CAMI Educational, Advanced Learning
Power, Maths and Excellence Learnig Pty Ltd, Laton, Damian Bock,
Damian Frearson, Renaka Senaratna. Anthony Tannous sued Maths
Worldwide a few years ago for stealing his name too, and won,
unsurprisingly.

The media circus that Kim and Robert Hyde has generated is now to go
to your local Member of Parliament. And with over $3.8bn in lost
monies, this is set to be the biggest scam in Australia since the
Nigerian scams.

Link:
http://www.PetitionOnline.com/boylover/petition.html
http://www.free-press-release.com/news-kim-hyde-speaks-out-how-maths-worldwide-ruined-my-life-1271479088.html
http://www.freepressrelease.com.au/ShowFull.asp?date=9705
http://www.1888pressrelease.com/user-manage-pr.php?prid=201971