Royal Bath and Body Products

According to the Better Business Bureau of Central/Northern Arizona, where the company has is headquartered, the company has responded to complaints presented by the Bureau. Complaints alleging misrepresentation of product quality and delays or non-receipt of ordered merchandise. On September 24, 2003, our office verified this company is not registered as a Seller Assisted Marketing Plan. Companies offering a business opportunity in the state of California may be required to register with the Attorney General as a seller assisted marketing plan. To verify registration requirements or obtain additional information relating to seller assisted marketing plans contact the Attorney General by calling (619) 645-2051. In California, a business opportunity offer must include written disclosures, cancellation notices, and certain contract provisions. Documents should in part, contain the terms and conditions, description of services, payments, length of time the plan is offered, number of purchasers, and substantiation of any claims made regarding earning potential. If more than 20 percent is needed to an initial payment prior to delivery of product or service, the contract should reflect an established escrow account. Investors have a three-day right to cancel. Refunds must be issued within five days of receipt of the cancellation notice. A contract may be voided within one year from the date the contract if any misleading statements are used or the company fails to provide proper documentation of the offer.