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Michael Hannigan (mhann@infi.net) wrote:
: George Marsh Iii (george_marsh_iii@bizynet.com) wrote:
: : Date : September 4, 1994

: : Memo: Facts on FuelQuest International

: : the matter is FQI was forced to close down operations and the company
: : is as we say nomore. No one has lost any money and all money will be re-
: : funded with no hassles. The reason for this sudden change in operation
: : was due to some distributors who violated company policy by using the
: : major gas companies logos in non-company produced literature, and in
: : major newspaper ads. One major gas company did not approve of this and

: : email, fax or phone. The fact of the matter is this is a simple
: : copyright
: : problem with the major gas company in question and FuelQuest, FuelQuests
: : marketing and compensation program has passed the Attornet Generals
: : guidelines, so this is why some very important players in the MLM

: So what happens if something like this occurs again 6 months down the road?

Hmmm, something does not ring true here. I know of many companies where 
the distributors use company logos withouyt authorization. This is not to 
say that it is an ethical practice and indeed most companies have 
policies against this. I can see where a distributor might be canned for 
doing such a thing but this is the first time I heard of a company 
completely shutting down because of it. I was told by a second source 
that FQ is going to reorganize and open up again. Any info. on this?

-Ken Leonard