EDITOR’S NOTE: We encourage readers of the PP Blog to view these new reports on Fox 5 in Atlanta, which hit a stone wall when investigative reporter Dana Fowle tried to get answers from Narc That Car members and company management.
One of the striking things about the reports below is that not a single Narc member Fowle interviewed could name a single client of the company. Some members got testy with Fowle, despite the fact her questions were reasonable. She asked for minimal information. No one provided it.
Some people Fowle attempted to interview seemed offended that she dared even to ask questions. Despite the fact that Narc promoters routinely claim that lots of money can be made, there is an information vacuum on the company’s business practices. Some Narc members answered Fowle’s questions with questions, not providing a single, verifiable shred of information.
A woman who sponsored a well-attended Narc meeting said Fowle would have to get answers from Narc management — even though the woman was promoting the opportunity. No answers were forthcoming from the company, meaning no one with executive authority has come forward to answer even a single question.
Meanwhile, Narc reps are in the field promoting the company while both promoters and management remain mum. People literally appear to be promoting an opportunity they know absolutely nothing about — except that there is a way to make money with Narc. NOTE: Some readers may be interested in what Georgia Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker says in Part 2 of the Fox 5 package below.