In response to the recent IYOVIA FTC Complaint, International Markets Live Inc., operating under the brand name IYOVIA, has publicly addressed the Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit filed in April 2025. The complaint alleges violations of the FTC Act, the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act, and the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act (ROSCA).
Despite the broad investigation, IYOVIA emphasized that the complaint does not challenge its compensation plan or business opportunity model, highlighting that the company remains committed to ethical operations and consumer value.
IYOVIA pointed out that the FTC Complaint focuses on historical practices and individuals who are no longer affiliated with the company. The organization emphasized that recent operations reflect a significantly improved structure with transparency, compliance, and customer satisfaction at the core.
“We are proud of the education we’ve delivered to hundreds of thousands of people across 40+ countries,” said a company spokesperson. “Our records reflect a low number of complaints.”
The company further rejected the characterization of IYOVIA as a “telemarketing” organization and disputed claims that its website violates ROSCA or Nevada laws.
The IYOVIA FTC Lawsuit alleges that the company engaged in deceptive marketing practices and operated in violation of U.S. telemarketing regulations. In response, IYOVIA firmly denies these claims, arguing that the company is not a telemarketing business and that the accusations are based on outdated or historical practices.
Furthermore, the lawsuit references compliance issues with ROSCA, targeting IYOVIA’s digital platform and billing transparency. IYOVIA has pledged to vigorously defend against these allegations, calling them “novel claims” not reflective of the current operational reality.
One of the more controversial points raised by IYOVIA involves the timing of the FTC lawsuit. According to the company, the complaint was filed while both parties were engaged in active discussions toward a potential resolution — a process allegedly initiated by the FTC itself. IYOVIA also criticized certain aspects of the lawsuit, claiming that “disparate impact claims” contradict recent executive direction aimed at eliminating race-based targeting in regulatory enforcement.
Despite the legal challenge, IYOVIA reiterated its commitment to customer satisfaction, ethical business practices, and transparency. The company stated that it remains focused on providing affordable, accessible financial education to a global audience and that its services are offered with clear and honest communication to consumers.
“Our goal is to empower individuals through education, not to act as a broker or investment advisor,” the company added.
IYOVIA is a global platform offering educational content in financial literacy, forex, cryptocurrency, and entrepreneurship. The company does not act as an advisory service, but instead provides online learning opportunities and mentorship programs. Its mission is to make high-quality, affordable education available to individuals worldwide.
To view the full statement or learn more, visit IYOVIA.com.
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