Yep, that is what a California businessman is saying according to AJC:
A California businessman sued the Rev. Creflo Dollar and his business partners, including his son Jeremy Dollar, today, saying Dollar stole a business idea they developed together to text devotional messages to followers for $4.99 a month.
Dollar reneged on the deal, took the trade secrets and started the business “Word on the Go,” this is making $50 million a year, the suit by Devone Lawson alleges. Dollar upped the monthly fee to $5.99 monthly, said James Evangelista, Lawson’s Atlanta attorney.
The suit, filed in Los Angeles County, claims breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, interference and misappropriation of trade secrets.
Evangelista said, “Apparently, the Rev. Dollar and the Dollar Ministries do not practice what they preach, unless the prosperity gospel they preach justifies fraud and theft in the attainment of material wealth.”
First of all, who the hell is paying for this? You are paying somebody to send you verses from the bible that you can get for free?? Interesting– the mind is a terrible thing waste.
Lastly, isn’t it sinful to directly profit off of the testimony of the Lord? Never mind, it happens all day everyday in this country– Main reason I don’t go to church today, I refuse to line the pockets of people who most definitely will bust hell wide open. That is all.