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MLM-BOT WATCH - continuing the talk about Juice +, Forever Living YOunique Arbonne

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lastuseraccount123 · 27/01/2016 00:22

Our very own Fake MN MLM is here:

timelessvie.wordpress.com - 8,700 views

www.facebook.com/timelessvie/ - 665 likes

twitter.com/timelessvie -80 followers

continue the chat, Botwatchers!

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Patzy85 · 28/01/2016 11:42

There's a sassy bot posting on Timeless Vie asking if anyone commenting on the EC vid is making that much money.

Just grabbing my popcorn.......

Eyespying · 28/01/2016 11:48

rayofhope - What you have described, is essentially the same obsessional compulsive (non-rational) thinking peddled as a fool-proof system for winning at roulette.

The system says: keep betting on the same result, but each time you lose, double your stake, because eventually you have to win.

Fintan · 28/01/2016 11:56

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Fintan · 28/01/2016 11:59

"Have you got audited accounts?"

BOT - "excuse me?"

priceless!

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holdontoyourbutts · 28/01/2016 12:08

Loving this thread! The EC video is bloody Brilliant!

Just saw a herbalife bot try and recruit the cashier at Halifax, she had a purple bag, badge AND a bright green water bottle. It was amazing. She kept telling him how she was about to start earning massive £££ and had quit her job, he looked very bemused. I would have loved to take a look at her bank account.

Anyway, in the interests of this thread (I used to post in earlier threads but had to nc) I emailed a bot who I saw on fb, I asked her some probing questions and got this response, no names or anything but it just confirms everything you've all been saying:

"I know some people succeed with Forever but there are many that do not unfortunately. The 200£ is a lot, but any other self business is like that, Avon and so on. Your starter pack does come with a lot of products that you can use and take with you on your product launches/parties. However, making money is hard. You have to sell 4 case credit a month to make any decent money and you are told each month you should be buying 1 case credit of products yourself. 1 case credit is over 100£, so unless your business is thriving it is not a wise decision. I did not know you have to pay for training and events, though because of my little one (he was 3 months when I joined) I never went to them and wouldn't pay anyways lol

To be honest, while I love Forever products, I have put more money into it than I have gotten out. Some will probably tell you how great and fantastic is it, but for some it is not. You have to spend a lot of your time online and sponsors, like mine, will expect you to put Forever first, and if you tell them no you are forgotten about. My sponsor mislead me and now I am 200+ out of pocket because I have to keep investing in products (which I have stopped. Really wish I had done what you are doing and messaged people). I know there are many in the same situation as me as we have a private facebook page. I was lead to believe you could build a team and earn off of what they sell right away, only to later be told I needed to be in a manager position for that to happen, that I won't make any money from their sales."

Windy0urneckin · 28/01/2016 12:22

On the business page of that bot who's commenting on TV, the first post claims the income is "willable" - err, no it isn't.

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Patzy85 · 28/01/2016 13:00

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Patzy85 · 28/01/2016 13:01

Hold on - I would love to see that private FB page. Lots of unhappy bots being silenced.

Fintan · 28/01/2016 13:31

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holdontoyourbutts · 28/01/2016 13:58

Patzy bloody hell that video is horrid.

dickiedavisthunderthighs · 28/01/2016 13:59

What? That is APPALLING.
Behaviour problems? WTAF?? Poor little thing.

Quick Google has brought up a number of bots suggesting that these help children who have ADHD. I am speechless.

LadyHonoriaDedlock · 28/01/2016 14:00

That poor kids face when she has to drink the gunk!

Eyespying · 28/01/2016 14:14

Keep drinking Kool Aid aloe vera darling.

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Patzy85 · 28/01/2016 14:31

Dickie - learn something new every day!

I took a look at the recommended dosage of Omega 3 (the ingredient that is for this purpose).

To get it from the Arctic Sea capsules you need to take 2 tablets, 3x a day with meals.

The price for 120 capsules is £28.26.
That's 20 days.

For the benefit of anyone who wants to try this, granted I'm not taking a cut but I'm not greedy anyways:

An alternative product with a better dosage.

www.bulkpowders.co.uk/omega-3-fish-oil-softgels.html?dpc=ZPL10&msg=Get%2010%25%20off%20your%20first%20order%20with%20us&gclid=CPn1o5jbzMoCFagewwoddtMNSw

And it's only £4.99 for 22 days.

If you like bulk buying, and for pretty much the exact same cost of the FL alternative you can get 900 capsules, working out at 225 days worth.

Patzy85 · 28/01/2016 14:32

You only need 4 soft gel capsules per day of those ones due to the higher omega 3 levels.

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dreich · 28/01/2016 14:53

Patzy85 'Hold on - I would love to see that private FB page. Lots of unhappy bots being silenced.'

Don't worry Patzy we have friends on the inside in a number of these groups. Goldmine of info there, some cages have definitely been rattled Grin

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