Fair Trade Commission Rejects Liman Korea's Motion to Violate Door-to-Door Sales Act

The Fair Trade Commission has decided to reject Riemann Korea's application for the commencement of the consent decision process related to the violation of the Door-to-Door Sales Act.

Consent resolution is a system that closes the case quickly without confirming whether it is illegal or not when a business operator under FTC investigation or deliberation proposes reasonable corrective measures such as restoration or damage relief.

The Fair Trade Commission, which is investigating allegations that Riemann Korea operated in a multi-level sales method without registering as a multi-level seller, rejected the application because it did not meet the requirements for the initiation of the consent decision process, considering the importance of the act and the conformity of the public interest.

The FTC said it plans to resume the case review process to determine whether it violates the law and the level of sanctions.