The case from the Canadian Competition Bureau did not even survive the preliminary hearing. In my opinion, are these decisions right?Well, I'm not a lawyer, but based on my understanding of the cases and the industry, I believe they probably are the correct decisions. The main problem is that those with ulterior motives will utilize legal decisions that have been found to be without merit and that were overturned in courts of law. They will take advantage of these court rulings or complaints that have been long ago handled, as sources of the their negative comments about a company or MLM opportunity. Often they forget about the source of the info, or they fail to update you on the current status on that mentioned court case or complaint. The point is that many of the most well known scams in MLM ACN sometimes stem from a couple of isolated actions that just won't disappear, even when those issues have been been reviewed and decided by our courts. These two cases, which were found not to have substance, do not in and of themselves validate a pyramid scheme. In fact, I don't believe Mr. Donald Trump would be endorsing ACN if he thought it was not a legitimate company. There are many people in the multi level marketing industry who are utilizing MLM as a way to cover up pyramid schemes. In every field of industry there are people who don't play by the rules and try to take advantage of all others involved.