Sunday, October 25, 2015

Tyson Zahner is a scamming scumbag.

Gay as fuck.

Not long ago I was viewing MLM videos by Ethan Vanderbuilt.  After the video was done, another video started playing.  It was a review on Vanderbuilt by a lying shitbag named Tyson Zahner.


Zahner went on for 20+ minutes about how Vanderbuilt may be a scammer, because Vanderbuilt makes money from ad revenue from his website.  Okay.  How is that a scam?  Please explain, Tyson.



Zahner then goes on to talk about how he posted messages on Vanderbuilt's site, questioning how Vanderbuilt makes his money.  Zahner then turned into an emotional little bitch when Vanderbuilt gives his response on why he is a Scam Buster.



Notice how Zahner tried to keep the discussion on the topic of Vanderbuilt's website revenue and not on the reason Vanderbuilt believes that MLMs are scams.


Pretty boring, huh?


So, I decided to jump in.  Not to defend Vanderbuilt's website revenue, but to further question pussy-ass Zahner on his own network marketing coaching scheme.  I posted a blistering comment on his bullshit video that went like this:




Zahner replied to my post with this:



Guess what?  Yup.  I immediately dug deep into his lying ass.





Zahner was a cocky son of a bitch, but I was not impressed at all.  He was spewing the usual MLM psychobabble bullshit that I came to expect from a lying shitbag like him.  So I had to put the scam-reality nail in his fucking MLM coffin:






Zahner has yet to post a video with his disclosed income claims.  I wasn't holding my breath for it either.  But, instead of a reply from Zahner, I got a bunch of troll-like responses on videos I'd commented on in the past by this wholesome user:



It boggles the mind, don't it?



Of course, Zahner made no real effort to shut me up.  He just wanted me to go away, like all scammers do when you call them on their bullshit and they don't have a crutch to lean on, much less any duct tape to hold that fucker together for them to hobble with:



For all his MLM tough talk, Tyson accomplishes NADA.


Now, I give dude credit for trying, but his argument was weak as fuck.  Like all MLM maggots, he tried to derail the topic by talking about my online identity and how him showing his ugly mug in his videos somehow makes him more honest.

Now, stop for a second.  Let that sink in.  Have any of you ever got a good long look at this Tyson slimeball?  Just look at him!



Would you trust an infected Yeast Cunt like this?


Dude is just a lying scammer.  No shame in his game.  Fuck you, Zahner (stick to photography; it's the only business where you can fully develop something productive from a bunch of negatives).




Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Motor Club of America (MCA) Honest Review, Why It’s a Scam


You may have heard through misleading advertising on Craigslist, Social Media sites, job sites, YouTube, websites, etc.
There’s no information to confirm if this company is legit. All you will find are unofficial sites of affiliates promoting it. So, what are they hiding?  Continue Reading...

Motor Club of America (MCA) Looks Like a Biz Op to Avoid. Not What It Appears to Be.


An advertisement for Motor Club of America caught my eye recently. The recruitment advertisement for sales people said:
“WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE MONEY? WHO DOESNT?! I JOINED A PROGRAM WHO HELPED MEGET OUT OF DEBT … SO NOW I WANNA HELP YOU GET MONEY LIKE I AM… I JOINED A PROGRAM WHO GIVES ME GREAT BENEFITS SUCH AS FREE TOWING UPTO 100 MILES, THEY GIVE ME DISCOUNTS ON CAR RENTALS, HOTELS , DENTAL AND PRESCRIPTION, VISION AND SO MUCH MORE… THE BEST THING ABOUT THIS PROGRAM IS FOR EACH PERSON YOU SIGN UP YOU GET $80!!!! AND THATS WHY I JOINED UP.” – Source
These kinds of ads interest me because they are pitched as a way to get out of debt and there is an income opportunity component with them.
I can understand how some people may become attracted to such offers. They sound enticing. But let’s take a look at the offer and see what the real scoop is... Continue Reading

Monday, October 12, 2015

Why MLM is a SCAM



There are very successful MLMs out there like May-Kay and Amway. But they are only big, because millions of people got duped into joining somebody's downline and the top earners got rich. With every piece of MLM, you have what is called the "end user". They are told by existing reps that they will be running their own business. The person signs up under somebody, but isn't told about the monthly fees for membership and the services they must buy from the company to run their business. Many of the products and services sold by MLMs have high profit margin. The newest fad with MLM is "lifestyle marketing". These MLM recruitment videos are all over the Internet. Some guy in a fancy car with a big house, flashing cash, saying you can have what they have if you work hard enough. And if you failed, you're a loser. Most people know that they've been scammed, but are embarrassed and try to make the scheme work just to make their money back. 5Linx, Hebralife, Vemma, Legal Shield, Motor Club of America, Paycation, Infinity Downline, Disrupt Worldwide, all follow the same business model: a product-based pyramid scheme. The reason these businesses are schemes is there is a math trick involved. Let's say you join 5Linx. Then you have to recruit five more people. They each recruit five. Get out a calculator and start multiplying 5 x 5. 25 x 5. And so on. You can only go about 10 levels more. Because by then, you will have passed the population fo the earth. That's why these MLM companies are scams. A piece of advice for anybody who wants to get into MLM: the best scheme to be a part of is one you help start.

Monday, October 5, 2015

Michael Paulsen and Gary Jenkins - Amateur hucksters of the Legal Shield scam try to troll Thomas True



There are two Legal Shield scammers that I had the honor of trolling recently. The first was Michael Paulsen of Oklahoma and the second was Gary Jenkins out of Arizona. Paulsen threatened to call the FCC on me because I made a video saying that Legal Shield (Liar Shield) is a scam. Paulsen was mad, but turned out to be full of piss and wind.


Still waiting, Paulsen.


Jenkins, however, was trying to be a hardcore salesman. He said he'd "show me the money" if I asked. But all I got was an altered bank statement and a blurry payment receipt supposedly for the Liar Shield services he sold. When Jenkins realized that I caught him in a lie about his income, he then tried to sell me the Liar Shield scam to save face.

Thanks for the blurry documents with a side of barbecue sauce.
Both these scumbags are broke and making no real money with this scheme. Gary Jerk-off got so pissed at me, that he disabled all of the comments on his Legal Shield "training" video.



Typical. I mean, why risk your potential marks reading the
truth about your Legal Shield scam in the comments below?



Paulsen, being the balding perv that he is, more than likely went back to watching YouTube porn. Either way, but these Liar Shield scammers accomplished absolutely nothing.

Fuck all of you scammers. You are all greedy, lying sacks of shit .


Thursday, August 27, 2015

Vemma being investigated for running a pyramid scheme


Read the story here:
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/27/ftc-vemma-shut-down-for-running-pyramid-scheme.html

To all of you shills and scammers who trolled me and promoted the Vemma scam:

GO FUCK YOURSELVES.  YOU ARE ALL GREEDY, LYING SACK OF SHIT.  AND NOW YOUR SHIT COMPANY IS FRONTPAGE NEWS FOR BEING A SCHEME.


I told you all that Vemma was a scam.