The online wellness empire of beleaguered former Young Rich Lister Robert Bates has begun to disappear, and Woolworths insists it had no relationship with his products.
The online wellness empire of beleaguered former Young Rich Lister Robert Bates has begun to disappear, with his Aquamamma and Aurum+ websites disabled and supermarket giant Woolworths refuting any relationship with the products, after aninvestigation revealed the entrepreneur had failed to issue investors any shares in the businesses he may have raised up to $15 million for.
Mr Bates has not responded to repeated questions and is understood to be in London and denies the allegations.
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