IJango's CEO, Rayner Smith has announced to the Independent Representatives of the IJango Network that they will continue to address issues that have circled around the intial Founder of the Company, Cameron Sharpe. Mr. Sharpe came under internet media attack after several blogs, and websites uncovered the well-polished business man's shady past.

Complaints.com writes, "I worked for this company for three days I was trained by Cameron Sharpe aka Barrett Stone, He was a very intimidating individual, still displayed himself as a very wealthy individual walking around in designer clothes, carrying around his brand new Apple Iphone and MAC laptop all over the place. He would have meetings with the staff twice a day saying that he was hired by Jason B. to trick us into making money. In every meeting he was very intimidating and always used very vulgar language."

ClickSniper.com undercovers the IJango pyramid scheme that has spread quickly over the internet in recent months. Disturbingly enough, Cameron Sharpe has a FAILURE TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT LIEN filed 9 MONTHS AGO for $19,423.44!

The Better Business Bureau has posted some unfavorable rating information about IJango as well. The company states that they are addressing it, and will work with the BBB to provide it with the facts it needs to understand our business model.

In promotional statements made by iJango representatives online, iJango claimed that their business had "partnered with the Google" in order to "become the biggest Network Marketing company online." On August 6th, 2009 BBB contacted Google regarding their affiliation with iJango and the Google Press Team provided the following statement: 

"We are not affiliated with that company. Our trademark team is looking into this issue, thanks again for bringing it to our attention." 

On August 7th, BBB contacted Rhapsody regarding promotional statements made by iJango claiming "whether (consumers) download from Rhapsody or iTunes you'll earn a percentage of each album purchased or song downloaded." A representative stated that Rhapsody was "not affiliated with iJango" and furthermore that they had "not gotten any information from the company."

IJango states that, "they wish Mr. Sharpe continued success in turning his life around (see Mr. Sharpe's personal webpage at www.cameronbsharpe.com). Nevertheless, his past personal issues have become the major distraction for this company. Therefore, this will confirm that Mr. Sharpe has agreed to not have any ownership interest in the company. He is not an executive of the company."