@Bungalowbeth the videos were pretty out of order. Several people dancing on a marble worktop which had a very expensive hob built into it.
I think one reason people felt so strongly was that there was a genuine arrogance to using a house (which specified no parties or events) for a party, then treating that house in a way you would never have sanctioned in your own home, AND then filming it to show what a great laugh FL is.
I can think of no “normal” company that would think that type of behaviour is okay, in fact it would be a disciplinary if something like that was associated with the brand. The whole point here is that MLMs encourage this kind of behaviour because it’s all about recruiting rather than selling. If that means leaving babies at home and trashing someone else’s house then so be it.
Remember, while we were watching in disgust, other potential bots were being hooked into FOMO and might sign up/repeat the behaviour.
On reporting, yes it’s arguably outside this thread’s scope but I cannot disagree with someone here helping the homeowner to reclaim fair damages. It was predictable that the videos would disappear, potentially leaving the homeowner with little evidence, meaning that they might have to reply only on insurance. Now they have that evidence of deliberate disregard for the rules and will hopefully not be out of pocket.