MillionairExpo™ | Money | Mindset on Instagram: "When Charles Yim pitched Breathometer on Shark Tank, all five Sharks went in-offering a total of $1 million for 30% equity. It looked like a dream deal. But things fell apart after the show. Instead of focusing on building the product, Yim traveled constantly and called it "networking." The product ran into accuracy issues, and in 2017, the FTC ordered Breathometer to offer refunds to customers. Mark Cuban later said the company didn't fail becaus

Entrepreneur Vaults on Instagram: "In one of the biggest “Shark Tank” scandals, the company Breathometer secured a $1 million deal claiming its smartphone breathalyzer was “law enforcement grade.” The FTC later exposed these claims as false; the device was inaccurate and potentially dangerous, often understating users’ BAC. The company’s lead investor, Mark Cuban, called it the “worst execution” in the show’s history after the founder was accused of misusing funds. The FTC ultimately shut down t