Jason Cardiff is owner of Kelly Media Group, a direct marketing agency. He also owns a company called Cash Your Gold Now, the only gold-buying company in Southern California with an "F" rating by the Better Business Bureau. Both firms are under investigation by the Attorney General.
Cardiff's wife Amy is the daughter of Peter Popoff, a notorious televangelist and self-proclaimed "faith healer" who was involved in his own scandal when he was exposed as a fraud on TV.
The couple paid approximately $1.7 million for this 6,400 sq. foot home in 2005.
Jason & Amy Cardiff
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By gordonhigh @ 2012-04-13 15:15:32
The biggest issue you can find on line is that Jason company handled very successfully the media for his ex father in law a con artist TV late night religious scam guy named Peter Popoff. all things being equal Jason has moved on to found and run a very successful pharma company that I believe along with many other will change the way you take medication.
The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against Jason Cardiff and Redwood Scientific in October of 2018 seeking $18,000,000 in damages, to forfeit his companies and to be permanently enjoined from every manufacturing thin strip technology products. Instead, the Court denied damages, denied a permanent injunction against Cardiff manufacturing thin strip technology pharmaceutical products and ordered the return of his companies to Cardiff. The allegations fundamentally involved the FTC’s claim that Redwood failed to conduct clinical tests on the efficacy of Redwood’s popular weight loss and tobacco cessation products and the products did not work whereas Redwood claimed that the products contained the active ingredients to produce the desired results.
Redwood agreed that it would conduct the testing prescribed by the Court going forward.
Even though the FTC was offered millions by the Cardiff’s to settle the case, the FTC’s lead litigator, Elizabeth Sanger, refused any dollar amount other than the FTC’s full demand for $18,000,000. Mr. Cardiff says “It is a sad day when the Government is offered millions of dollars to settle a hotly disputed case and they end up getting nothing in the end. “
A few more questions for Mr. Cardiff
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Mr. Cardiff successfully defended him self and his company in 4 years of litigation by the FTC. Mr. Cardiff offered the Goverment 9 million to settle the matter. However the US Goverment refused and received zero funds per the US Supreme Court ruling that the FTC was acting illegally in the matter.
The Cardiffs now live in Europe but are working on a family home in Newport Coast Newport Beach California