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Desc:MLM scams are scarier than any cult, the internet is full of their bullshit
Category:Crime, Horror
Tags:Evil, lies, pseudoscience, MLM, MonAvie
Submitted:BIlly Mays Here
Date:03/03/10
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Comment count is 31
akinskirage - 2010-03-03

I know pure evil when I sees it. 5 stars.


Paracelsus - 2010-03-03

There's a kind of invisible, underlying creepy flavor about this.


erratic - 2010-03-03

when it's all sizzle and no steak, what have you got then? a pan full of hot grease, that's what.


oddeye - 2010-03-03

When I was like 12 I was convinced one of these things was for real.

Now that I am a man I can't see how anyone but the most deluded or desperate can believe this bullshit.


boner - 2010-03-03

A friend of mine blew a bunch of money for a sort of MLM thing where you sell insurance, but of course you're really just trying to sign up other losers and take a cut of their non-existent sales. What a waste of time. You have to take a course and get licensed and shit. So by the time you're allowed to start annoying all your friends and family with sales pitches, you have had plenty of time to realize it's not going to work.


Eroticus E - 2010-03-03

Was it Combined?


boner - 2010-03-04

No but similar idea.


notascientist - 2010-03-03

I like how he almost kills his son at about 3:30.


nidan - 2010-03-03

Yeah, the mom riding a 3-wheeler while holding her daughter, neither of them wearing helmets, is pretty good too.


Timothy A. Bear - 2010-03-03

Don't worry, he has them all insured under multiple policies.


gmol - 2010-03-04

Fatty reaction shot @ 2:06, and I'm pretty sure that was a genuine fall @ 2:13.

Fatty is the real star in this video. He is Obi Wan Broseph's young Padawan. He has made sure to tell the cameraman to get him in as many shots as possible, such as the skillfully staged rescue @ 2:15. He wants nothing more than to have his hero's arm around him as shown in 4:45, holding him aloft to the audience as a beacon of Acai virtue and a testament of what faith in Father Broseph can do for a man.

Mark my words, Fatty will turn on Father Broseph one day....
Fatty knows all this acai berry stuff is just jive, he just hopes that if he can just get in with his hero (Fatty is too fat to inspire anyone by himself), he can get a decent cut in the looting of the purple destitute.

The day will come when Broseph reneges on his empty promise of riches, and the betrayed Fatty will be filled with berry flavored rage. I envision him one day staring at the palms of his hands dyed in a melange of red and violet, tannin-wrinkled and with bits of glass embedded in them. That's when he will realize that it was never about the money. It was about the juice. It was about Father Broseph. It was about lazy summer days when all he would do is "cruise' the cars".


hornung - 2010-03-03

alright.
what is monavie?

he mentions juice. it's juice? a ponzie scheme based on juice?


THA SUGAH RAIN - 2010-03-03

Its açai juice. I read through their compensation brochure and its basically impossible to make any real money without multiple legs and each leg selling thousands of units.
If you sell a couple hundred thousand a month, they'll reimburse your car lease.


StanleyPain - 2010-03-03

It's Acai Juice that claims to be 500% more amazing than normal acai juice.
Here's the deal, briefly:
You pay a large chunk of money to "learn" about what Monavie is and how to market it. Then you pay for your own supply of the juice. Then you go forth and make tons of money selling the juice.

Since just selling the juice alone will probably not net you much profit, you attempt to con other people into giving you said chunk of money so that you can teach THEM about it. And so on, and so on.


Robert DeNegro - 2010-03-03

Hey buddy. That incredible feeling and five bucks gets you lunch at McDonalds.


Enjoy - 2010-03-03

MLMs are second only to Scientology in pure, distilled evil. So many friends and family have fallen for this crap.

Also this is one of the slimiest slimeballs in all of MLM.


Randroid - 2010-03-03

Beelzebub himself wouldn't even come close this.


notascientist - 2010-03-04

I have no friends or family who have ever gotten involved in a multilevel marketing scheme. I wonder what that says about the two of us and our socioeconomic status?


Camonk - 2010-03-23

It mainly says that you're such a self-satisfied cunt that have like four friends and two family members who still talk to your stultifyingly dull ass.


AmericanAir - 2010-04-01

I also have some family suckered into this shit. Because they're desperate and poor. The evil hits home.

notascientist you are a Black Diamond twat.


Rudy - 2010-03-03

Your day is sorrow and madness. Got you under their thumb.

Also, is it just me or does dad look like Will Ferrell doing Harry Carey?


Spit Spingola - 2010-03-03

What kind of sadness is this guy? He looks like he's about to go into a manic psychotic fit any second. He reminds me of some character created by Bob Odenkirk if he did a horror movie.


Camonk - 2010-03-03

That basketball hoop ain't regulation.

But the Caddy at 3:10... If that thing had purple windows and gold and purple rims, it'd be like something I drove in Saints Row.


Scynne - 2010-03-03

This feels like a contemporary Christian video. Just replace "monavie" with "Jesus."


Son of Slam - 2010-03-08

There is a large overlap between the populations. The large meetings can have a revival feeling toward them.


memedumpster - 2010-03-03

With MonaVie you can even help the brown people!


nemeses9 - 2010-03-03

I used to work at the corporate HQ of Pre-Paid Legal Services, which is a rapidly spreading MLM company.

I came home every day for those two years with a little less of a soul intact and a level of self loathing that only vodka was able to relieve.


oogaBooga - 2010-03-03

Scamway, MonaVie, and theres a third one... has "star" in the name.. what the fuck is it called?!


Enjoy - 2010-03-03

Quixtar which was another name for Amway. In the late 1990s, Amway Motivational Orgs ("AMOs" or the unflushed turds that float around the big Amway turd selling books, tapes, and seminars) recommend that every distributor invent a company name that is not Amway because Amway was such a brand killer.


Rosebeekee - 2010-03-03

Some idiot I work with got sucked into buying Monavie and tried to get me involved. When I told her I did research on the company and found out it was a pyramid scheme she got pissy and said "Well I guess not everyone's interested in making money." For the next few weeks on random days she'd ask me if I got payed today and then brag about how she got a paycheck (usually ). She also liked to show off her Monavie hoodie and other merchandise that I'm sure cost more than her "paychecks". I once asked her if Monavie was made with 100% snake oil. She didn't know what that ment.


Sour_Crowd - 2010-10-14

The board of MV is sucking the heads of the people here in Germany now. The were on a tour lately. And still are. For the face of Monavie Germany they have the ex-German-head of HERBALIFE. They are convinced that she is the chosen one, the one and only maid that can fully serve the markets in Germany & France. They offer a "LUXURY CAR PROGRAM" in their seminars if you reach BLACK "MOFO" DIAMOND status. The people they did show on these slide-show pics seemed like the winners in the movie "RUNNING MAN" which were lying dead in the locker room instead of being on Hawaii.


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