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KIM KARDASHIAN AND SCOTT DISICK ARE SUED OVER AN ALLEGED SCAM "LOTTERY," BUT THE GIVEAWAY COMPANY SAYS IT'S ALL LEGAL

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Kim Kardashian and Scott Disick are being sued for purportedly promoting a lottery but failing to award any rewards, but the lottery's creators are calling the

 lawsuit's claims ridiculous. Kim and Scott allegedly arranged a lottery where the winner would receive $100,000 and 2, according to the class action complaint

obtained by TMZ. Also first-class travel to Los Angeles, The winner would also receive a 3-night stay in Beverly Hills and the opportunity to "buy like Kim Kardashian."

The complaint asserts that the 2020 lottery was a farce and that the celebrities' collaboration with an agency was its true goal. Curated, an Australian business, is also being

sued for selling customer information to marketers. In the lawsuit, the winners include announced, but the Instagram profiles of the "winners" were shortly turned private,

and the plaintiffs have doubts about the legitimacy of the announcement. According to TMZ's sources that are directly associated with Curated, each winner is genuine,

has received their reward, and the organisation has adequate documentation to support that. The lawsuit asserts that the participants

in the competition are receiving "hundreds of persons entered. Some of the marketers are contacting the Plaintiffs with possibly harmful and undesired information."

The lawsuit demands more money more than $20 million from each defendant, even though Kim and Scott are the only ones directly mentioned together with the Australian business.