I agree @Spongebobette But I have to admit that my sympathy for those taken in and who somehow still have not seen through the BS is wearing a bit thin.
I don't see Scamversity surviving much past the next round of 'tuition fees' payments.
As others have said here, even the higher estimates of mugs undergraduates enrolled will barely cover the operating expenses of C,F and their various hangers on.
Others have also rightly said that this is as good as it gets for them.
From now on, those foolish enough to part with their first £39 payment will get to see exactly what this pays for, and it certainly isn't going to represent any sort of value.
Many will have joined on the back of the manufactured hype and on the repeated promises (prompted by some judicious questions about the Ts&Cs asked by some heroes on this thread) that they could pull out at any time.
All but the most botted (and for them, frankly, there is little hope) will decide that they cannot afford to carry on paying for something that is patently recycled bilge that is of no benefit to them.
This is where it will get interesting.
At best, Scamversity with its current 'cohort' is barely keeping C,F and Co. afloat.
If a significant number decide to leave (and they will), C&F are left with a loss making operation and will fold immediately, invoking all sorts of reasons that are outside their control.
They will therefore be tempted to invoke the terms & conditions to intimidate the leavers into continuing to pay. However, a strategy that worked for Fierce when she was working with much smaller numbers of 'high value' victims, will be much harder to implement on a large group. Sure, they will try to isolate the victims to make them feel they have no choice but to continue to pay, but there will be 'leakage' and the risk is that a number of them might coalesce to resist and remind each other of the assurances they were repeatedly given- this would be a nightmare scenario for C&F and could get them in very deep doo-doo.
Is it worth the risk for them to carry on with what will essentially have turned into an extortion racket, with each victim only worth £39 a month, but representing an ever increasing threat of it blowing up in their faces and facing severe penal sanctions?
Given that they are barely afloat now, at what will be the best of times for them, I think they will cut and run.
The fallout between C&F will be worth getting out the popcorn for, as they will inevitably blame each other publicly for the collapse of Scamversity (and privately for the failure of the scam).
Fierce will probably limp on with her other dodgy ventures, but it won't leave Castle with many places to go. She has maintained her dwindling momentum by carrying with her a few followers from her FL glory days, but even for them, the polish on the turd will have worn off.