If I were to try to lose 2 lbs a week I would have to extremely cut my calories to the point that I would pass out when I did some mild exercise.
She takes about eleven or twelve products daily, that's about $916 (retail), or $825 (VIP), a month. Well, not quite as most of them will only give her a full month, four months out of the year, and that's only if she doesn't take the max dose. Another will fill out a February, (except on a leap year), and the one she takes occasionally, that's just over a fortnights worth of gear.
As people age they become more sensitive to caffeines stimulant effects, and there's a fair amount in these products, plus there's potentially a lot more hidden in its ‘proprietary blends.’ Anyone recall that post where the hun was up for 42 hours after drinking one of these products? Well she's half this woman age, so I can't help but wonder if this 82 year old is tripping balls over all of this Bravenly caffeine supplements.
She caused a scene at a store, and gave some kid a shitty day, and likely that kid is going to get shit upon later by the boss, that's the ‘policy change’ she's bragging about. Her son, (who, despite being an adult, cannot be trusted with his own passport), obviously didn't consult the stores returns policy, because if he had he would have seen that his item was on the “no returns” list.
I can only imagine what she's like when people say no to joining her scam, or those who back out. I'll bet she bullies her downline into staying.
I didn't see many photos of the last few dates on this tour, none that showed the “packed room” in Vancouver either. Where there were photos of people who did show up, at least half were Bravenly huns who flew up from the US for the events, the few already recruited Canadian huns, the CEO, the sisters, and their entourage. The biggest group I saw was in Niagara Falls, (actually it was held in St. Catherines, a city 20 km away from Niagara Falls), and that was mostly due to the US ‘Amish’ bringing in the Canadian Amish. It was small venues ‘filled’ with mostly the converted, and the fact that they've all pretty much acted like Vancouver didn't happen makes think that the tour was a failure, and that puts a smile on my face.
For context, this hun insinuated/threatened to sue a nurse for saying that she would be too embarrassed to shill for Bravenly. This happened after weeks of the nurse receiving ten messages every day from a Bravenly hun trying to recruit the nurse. Both AW, and her sister BB, came for this nurse when she, the nurse, had finally had enough of the messages and said so.
It’s all been documented, the messages, both here and on Erin 🐝🐝🐝 YouTube channel. Oh, and the nurse did notify the CEO of their behaviour towards her, with all of the receipts, but it only resulted in the nurse being blocked by all of them.
I don’t know what prompted this latest rant, is the Canada ‘launch’ not going as planned?
The Huns are still on this ‘legacy tour,’ and it’s the same shit different city. They’re having US Huns fly in to make up the numbers so that they can claim that there are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many Canadians who want to join their scam. They’re posting very selective photos and videos, that upon first glance look like there’s few people, but if you take a better look you can see that isn’t the truth. Plus more than half there are already in this pyramid scheme.
Looks impressive, at first glance, but when you factor in that it's a small venue, a studio with a max capacity of up to 50 people, it's less so. Especially when you add in the six huns and their entourage, (four children and a husband), plus at least fifteen already existing Bravenly huns, (some were shipped in from the US), a few of their husbands, ‘friends’ and children. Then there are the Amish, at least another dozen or more there, I recognized six of them from previous Bravenly events. There is an Amish community about 170km (a 2 hour drive by car) away from St. Catherines (which is where this event was held, 20km away from Niagara Falls). They could have come from there but the six I recognized where definitely from the US.
I estimated there were less than 10 people who were either not a hun, not married to, or a child of a hun, there and they were likely ‘friends’ with a hun.
The third stop is in Regina, Saskatchewan, and I've seen a couple of comments from some US huns who have stated that they will be attending. I expect that's what going to happen in the next few ‘events.’ it's just going to be the already converted with a couple of their ‘friends’ brought in for the numbers and hopefully sold off into the scam.
I think it's worse than they expected, but they've got to keep spinning.
These lists are pay-to-play advertorials, and the cost is anywhere from hundreds to thousands of USD. I've looked up the ‘author’ of this fluff piece and she's a MSN contributor, a third-party contributor, she is not MSN staff.
This was written by a marketing agency that pays a syndication fee to MSN, to have their clients profiles featured on MSN.
You would think after all of the years they've been lying, and scamming on the interwebs they would have figured out how to cover their tracks.