Texas attorney general sues owners of Dallas-area college test-prep center

Jul 27, 2009

The Texas attorney general’s office filed a fraud lawsuit Monday against a Cedar Hill couple who have a history of attracting consumer complaints.

According to the Dallas Morning News, Frances and John Joseph Stuart first sold college test-prep software in Southern California. Their company attracted more than 100 consumer complaints and shut down.

They opened a company under a new name last year in Coppell, the SAT and ACT Prep Center. Complaints rolled in again, leading to Monday’s suit.

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