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A settlement or court order includes a permanent ban on the named defendants' marketing and sale of business opportunities and credit repair programs.
The FTC announced on Jan. 27, 2026 that it secured stipulated orders resolving its lawsuit against Growth Cave and related defendants; the agency’s press release states the defendants "are permanently banned from marketing and selling business opportunities and credit repair programs." The FTC case page and the filed stipulated orders on the FTC website show the court orders contain conduct provisions banning the defendants from selling/marketing business opportunities and engaging in credit repair activities and describe related monetary judgments and asset-liquidation requirements. Verdict — True: the FTC’s official press release and the agency’s filed court orders confirm the settlement includes permanent bans on marketing/selling business opportunities and on engaging in credit repair activities by the Growth Cave defendants.