Here's further proof of why you should not believe everything you read on the Internet... I saw the link posted on Facebook about Gregg Allman's football team and vodka. I was surprised to read this, since no one posted anything about these endorsements here.
While trying to find some information, I came across these two nearly identical stories. When I read more carefully, I realized both ARE bogus... but amusing nonetheless
http://en.mediamass.net/people/marshall-allman/highest-paid.html
http://en.mediamass.net/people/gregg-allman/highest-paid.html
"...and is tackling the juniors market with a top-selling perfume (With Love from Gregg)..."
Shouldn't it be "tapping" not tackling?!
L@@K again! MediaMass is a website intentionally filling up the google search results with stuff that is nothing but fabrication.
One of the hits I got on them just days ago for Derek Trucks actually had a banner across the middle of the article that said 'may not be true'. There was something in there about trying to raise awareness/skepticism among web users about how much internet stuff gets passed on as fact when nobody is fact checking. Saw the same crap when googling Derek, ridiculous "article" about his net worth and teen perfume! At the perfume part, I knew it was BS>
So. if its MediaMass it's garbage. Nothing to see there, move along.
