legalmatch Fraudulent marketing of client legal referral Internet, California

I am a victim of this marketing scheme used against lawyers who are sole practitioners. In the sales pitch they show inquiries by potential clients for the two months prior.  The sales pitch shows many valuable potential clients, a valuable source of business for an attorney seeking new clients. 

These hits were fraudulent. After 30 days in the plan, it is obvious that all they bring in is the clients having cases without any potential value for either the client or the attorney.

A related sales tactic is endorsements from attorneys who claim to have had great success using LegalMatch.  These endorsements are not truthful.  If the attorneys making the endorsements were subpoenaed, placed under oath, and challenged to provide evidence of the truthfulness of their statements, they would be revealed as co-participants in this fraudulent scheme.

A class action needs to be filed in California, with a punitive damage count, against not only the corporation, but sales representatives, and principal individuals managing and organizing the business.  A substantial non dischargeable judgment will shut this operation down.