The 37-year-old, who is also the founder of Curl Bible is being investigated by Pennsylvanian regulators after they received several complaints from customers who claimed that they did not receive the products they paid for, and that Chanel’s businesses misled them.
Lawsuits against Dana Chanel’s other companies have also been filed. Her company, Earn Company, which helps consumers build their credit and another company Alakazam, which helps business owners build their own mobile app, are currently being investigated as well.
The two companies are co-owned by Dana Chanel’s sister Cassandra April Olivera and her father Nakia Rattray. The two now stand as defendants alongside Dana Chanel.
Dana Chanel set to launch “Black Business Review Board” amidst scamming allegations
Dana Chanel, whose real name is Casey Olivera, was accompanied by her husband Prince Donnell as they denied the claims. In her video she said:
While denying the scamming allegations, her husband then added:
As the two defended themselves online, they announced the launch of the Black Business Review Board which would “not just fight for the entrepreneur but fight for the consumer.”
Dana Chanel has amassed over 796k followers on Instagram and also has her own YouTube channel where she often uploads videos along with her family.
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