Shark Tank Fame Kevin O’Leary & Kevin Harrington Accused of Using A “Predatory Fraud Scheme”

As per the latest reports, the complaint alleges that the two are accused by twenty prospective entrepreneurs

Kevin O'Leary, Kevin Harrington and other investors in the popular TV show Shark Tank were sued for deceiving and misleading people.

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According to the latest reports, twenty potential entrepreneurs are accused of claiming that they were cheated by the use of "fictional executives", false promises of financial success and even the illusion of appearing on 'Shark Tank.

Entertainment Tonight reports that the complaint alleges O'Leary and Harrington from Shark Tank used a "predatory scam scheme" to recruit their targets in one of two businesses. People who filed the complaint admitted that they were promised financial support for their projects if they paid one of two firms. However, they never received such support once they gave the money. In the paper, the victims mentioned that Ideazon and InventureX may not be real and are a cover-up to their scheme to deceive new investors. According to Page Six, Harrington "is a partner and primary executive at InventureX" and the document states that the two men accused had "endorsed and recommended the same companies to the victims."

The entrepreneurs who filed the complaint claimed that plaintiffs suffered losses of around hundreds of thousands of dollar. According to the complaint, it was seeking to recover damages, economic losses, and legal costs from O'Leary and Harrington.

O'Leary, however, stated to Page Six through his attorney that "it appears that someone has used my name and likeness sans my knowledge, permission or consent." O'Leary added that he had never heard of any of the purported companies and that he has never done business with any of those who have filed this suit.

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