A prominent Florida entrepreneur known for her various business ventures and online for her credit-fixing business is facing allegations of fraud, leading to multiple lawsuits filed by aggrieved investors who claim unethical business practices.
Janay White, the CEO of eight different companies, including the J White Business Center, which specializes in credit repair services and credit education courses, is under fire amid the accusations. The Florida Attorney General’s office has confirmed receiving multiple fraud complaints regarding some of White’s enterprises, according to the News4JAX I-TEAM.
Three investors told the outlet they collectively poured $100,000 into White’s ventures.
White seemingly responded to the allegations on her Facebook, where she has 34,000 followers, on Saturday, Oct. 28.
“Even when you operate with integrity, transparency, and honesty, there will be people who want to drag your name through the mud,” White wrote. The business influencer says she “dots the i’s and crosses the t’s” regarding her businesses.
“I’ve had people throw dirt on my accomplishments and successes my entire life,” added the entrepreneur, whose Facebook user name is Janay Credit Goddess White. “My foundation is firm, and we will not be blown away by slander, libel, or lies. Just remember, it’s never a good choice to go against who’s chosen.”
Rayvon Griffin, who initially enrolled in White’s business credit program, said her trust was broken when she invested $10,000 as a silent partner, expecting a 70 percent profit share from an investment property based on their agreement. However, Griffin told News4JAX I-TEAM she never received the promised investment property, and the properties she did see raised concerns due to extensive dilapidation and structural issues.
“A lot of the properties that we end up seeing were not first-time flipper friendly. They were completely dilapidated from termite…
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