Pawnee Mental Health Services Junction City
814 Caroline Avenue
Junction City, KS 66441
(785) 762-5250
Hotline: (800) 609-2002
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814 Caroline Avenue
Junction City, KS 66441
(785) 762-5250
Hotline: (800) 609-2002
The Federal Trade Commission is suing a company that touted a phony cure for alcoholism, charging that it tricked hundreds of problem drinkers into paying hundreds or thousands of dollars for a service prescribing ineffective concoctions of natural supplements, and then threatened to reveal the drinkers’ alcohol problems if they canceled their memberships. Filed jointly….
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