@Truthseekers that’s interesting. I’ve been protesting about BC and the motives of JC since I came across it in 2022. It’s clear it must have a high turnover of people buying training but its harder to see from the outside when there is dissent.
It seemed to start off as a coaching/training pyramid scheme but soon realised that a rich seam of potential customers would be people with mental health difficulties. It seemed to be about selling training to people that had multiple layers and different offshoots so people would pay more and more to go up the “expertise” pyramid.
The way to get hold of people was to make some very bold claims for the “power” of belief coding. This involved nicking bits of CBT and such like while also criticising those approaches as not going far enough. Then they took on the “world renowned neuro scientist” with no undergrad degree to conduct research. He lied about his credentials. They made the numbers up and when the ASA pointed this out their “social media expert” took the flack for JC by agreeing to say he made a mistake with AI. There was no mistake with AI just an agreement between the three of them to make up numbers as a way to convince people to sign up for training believing it to be legitimate and evidence-based. It was also to convince more people to put their mental health in the hands of untrained “facilitators”. I’ve got many of the now deleted video clips saved.
After the ASA JC spent a while talking about six figure incomes rather than instant cure for dementia, depression, PTSD, boredom, you name it, it could cure everything. Now she thinks the coast is more or less clear she continues to make all sorts of claims. How she continues to get away with it I really don’t know. BC operates as a scam with no reference to consumer protection or GDPR, clearly JC thinks those things don’t apply to her.
When did a lot of people exit? Was it before or after the ASA upheld complaints?
@Winnerstakeaction that’s really good news and thanks for sharing it because it will be useful for others having doubts about the cult if they can see that others have problems with BC as well. Not only that but when people fight back it’s clear BC is in the wrong on a number of fronts as far as consumer groups, the ASA, the ICO and others are concerned. People signing up need to see this.