They used to say that Pruvit ketones helped with digestion, but when Jessie Lee was diagnosed with colon cancer, that was abruptly dropped from the list of things their products supposedly help with.
She is a "Certified Keto Coach", which you get by paying Pruvit to take a course and passing a quiz. It's just another way for Pruvit to make revenue from their reps, and to allow their reps to say they are "certified" to fool people into thinking they have expertise that would be earned by completing an actual accredited course.
Thank you! I was scrolling the comments to see if someone had mentioned her "certification" is not a certification at all and only matters to the MLM no one else.
As a Canadian, my only real knowledge is of the Canadian-American border, but the issue with a criminal record isn’t with the ability to get a passport or exit your country, it’s that you may not be allowed into the other country. If the crime you committed has an equivalent under the other country’s penal code, you will be denied entry. Armed robbery and assault (or whatever she was convicted of) absolutely have Canadian equivalents so she would not be allowed into Canada
It's actually very normal for the average person in a 9-5 job to get a $2500 bonus. An entry level sales person can get that as a bonus if they hit their sales goals. And most people get more than a $0.25 raise. She "knows for a fact" absolutely nothing about having a real job.
True. This raise topic shows she does not understand real jobs. Even if one just gets a 25 cents raise, that is typically an hourly raise. That would be ober 3.800 bucks a year. The raise alone is more than most in Pruvit make.
@@cdbeautyhunter1123 Exactly! And don't get me started on the anti-intellectualism in MLMs. the US university system and student loans is a huge, complex issue, but most high paying jobs still require a degree, and I could've made a lot more progress on my student loan payments if I hadn't wasted 7 years in an MLM
i worked for a canvassing company as an 18 year old where you coudl get like 300 bucks extra a month and a promotion after a while for getting monthly sign ups that stayed as donors for over 3 months, as well as hitting sign up goals. and you could get even more based on how much you convinced them to pay to support impoverished chidlren across the world. and we even got paid california min wage, even when we didn't get sign ups! wow! so crazy! and we didnt have to do work outside of the usual 9 to 5! because we were employed. as employees. these people are so lost, and i kinda hurt for them.
The only time JLW was skinny, was when she had stage 4 cancer. Now, I think she was an awful person, and I would certainly not wish the Big C on anyone, no matter how awful they are. But she had been on Pruvit ketones for how long before? Ten years or something? And she was just never skinny. I love being skinny, and I hate skinny shaming and shaming people who want to be skinny, but I have also been struggling with (diagnosed, treated on and off) anorexia for 30+ years, so there's that. 🙃 Anyway, none of these Pruvit ladies are ACTUALLY skinny. Can you imagine how SKINNY skinny they would be if they were truly in ketosis for several years?! They are not THAT.
I get your point. If they take the ketones for years and the ketones actually did what the promoters themselves claim they do, they would look and perform like the embodiment of ancient Greek Olympians.
is it just me or do scammers always talk SOOO fast? i watched an anti-mlm video the other day and had the same thought; i feel like as soon as the person talking to you is trying to fit 4,000 "facts" about some new miracle product or mindset into one sentence, that's when you should run lol edit: sorry, "alleged" scammers 😉
She always says it herself about the passport. There was the competition to go the the DR which simply pushed her to fill out the paperwork for a passport & she got it AKA it had NOTHING to do with the MLM. She just never attempted to get one & then she did per her own words!🤯
the algorithm is working! i've been following and watching anti-scam content from both deep-dive MLM commentary channels like CC Suarez and Hannah Alonzo for ages, as well as the more scam-baity side, like Atomic Shrimp and Pleasant Green, and the tech side too, with Jim Browning's channel. I'm so glad to see new perspectives, especially from creators with less subscribers like yourself, pop up in my recommended! I hope you grow your channel and get as many subs as you can possibly handle, because this info deserves to be known. GO ANTI-SCAMMERS! Thanks for making this vid!
also, no one should be losing over 2lbs a week without being under the regular care and supervision of a doctor, and it seems to usually only be allowed when people are morbidly obese and if they dont lose weight fast it can and will kill them. like that second or third girl, 55 lbs in 4 months is approx 55 lbs/16wks assuming 4 wks per month, roughly equals 3.4 lbs/wk. that is almost 1.5 lbs a week over the usual HIGH LIMIT. that is scary and so medically unsound. i fear for these poor women-- not jus their physical health but their mental health. that is an easy way to develop an eating disorder, especially if you have underlying food, weight, or body image issues. and their kids, too. im the child of a mother with anorexia *in recovery when i was alive* and i STILL have weight-based issues and am in self-imposed recovery from some sort of undiagnosed restrictive and body image based eating disordery thing. the way these people in this mlm view food and bodies man... im glad i was a teen and a minor in the height of my eating disorder, and therefore not able to engage with this "business opportunity" (ie chance to be a 1099 contractor), cuz i would not have survived this MLM's predatory tactics.
She's giving an amazing training..with a presentation that she admits is old and outdated and even not all correct. How can you claim to have exceptional training in the team and not even put 5 min into the presentation that introduces new people to the scam.
I'm in my mid 70's, and I can honestly say that there is no time in my whole life when I would have known what my "dream car" was. Anything reliable that does not cost a fortune to keep on the road, that's my dream car.
The way she talks for SO LONG and says absolutely nothing is wild. Its the visual version of those 2000s weight loss clickbait ads that never get to any point - all they do is keep your attention bcoz u think some info is gonna eventually happen and it never does
idk about this felon status claim...if she acquired it at 16 in the US, it was likely expunged at this point. Unless she committed murder and was tried as an adult (and she would have still been locked up if that was the case), juvenile records are sealed and do not affect you typically as an adult.
Oh wonderful. Kelsie. For those scrolling the comments, Erin Bines (check the video description) has a lot on her and some really interesting stuff. Kelsiedoesn't make a full time income from Pruvit, she's one of the people who will suffer when TT is shut down in the USA because she also makes $$ from TT shop. She relies on rage baiting people for clicks and views which isn't viable nor is it a way to really attract people to join your ("alleged") scam. Plus she's constantly showing off OLD photos and is a renown yo-yo dieter. Not someone I'd go anywhere near around "weight loss" or anything to do with health.
Yeah, I did a double take when she basically said that her weight has been stable since she lost weight after starting ketones. I’ve seen other videos where she talks about doing “burn camps”. But I am not familiar with the timeline.
My first car that I bought when I joined the military was a jeep Patriot 2008. It lasted me for 10 years. It was not my dream car, like you said, I did not have a dream car. But I do love SUV so I pivoted towards SUV type cars. I love Jeep so I did a trade in and got me a Jeep Wrangler soft top. Know that's my dream car😊😊. Love my car, got it in 2018!! No MLM required 😂😂😂. I saved and worked hard to get that car with a job that pays me!!! 😂😂
They used to say that Pruvit ketones helped with digestion, but when Jessie Lee was diagnosed with colon cancer, that was abruptly dropped from the list of things their products supposedly help with.
Makes sense that they dropped that part with their most notorious distributor dying of colon cancer.
She is a "Certified Keto Coach", which you get by paying Pruvit to take a course and passing a quiz. It's just another way for Pruvit to make revenue from their reps, and to allow their reps to say they are "certified" to fool people into thinking they have expertise that would be earned by completing an actual accredited course.
Cool, another made up certification and a way for the company to extract more money from their own distributors.
Thank you! I was scrolling the comments to see if someone had mentioned her "certification" is not a certification at all and only matters to the MLM no one else.
MLMs have to be the only place where being a felon is a flex.
True!
As a Canadian, my only real knowledge is of the Canadian-American border, but the issue with a criminal record isn’t with the ability to get a passport or exit your country, it’s that you may not be allowed into the other country. If the crime you committed has an equivalent under the other country’s penal code, you will be denied entry. Armed robbery and assault (or whatever she was convicted of) absolutely have Canadian equivalents so she would not be allowed into Canada
It's actually very normal for the average person in a 9-5 job to get a $2500 bonus. An entry level sales person can get that as a bonus if they hit their sales goals. And most people get more than a $0.25 raise. She "knows for a fact" absolutely nothing about having a real job.
True. This raise topic shows she does not understand real jobs. Even if one just gets a 25 cents raise, that is typically an hourly raise. That would be ober 3.800 bucks a year. The raise alone is more than most in Pruvit make.
@@cdbeautyhunter1123 Exactly! And don't get me started on the anti-intellectualism in MLMs. the US university system and student loans is a huge, complex issue, but most high paying jobs still require a degree, and I could've made a lot more progress on my student loan payments if I hadn't wasted 7 years in an MLM
i worked for a canvassing company as an 18 year old where you coudl get like 300 bucks extra a month and a promotion after a while for getting monthly sign ups that stayed as donors for over 3 months, as well as hitting sign up goals. and you could get even more based on how much you convinced them to pay to support impoverished chidlren across the world. and we even got paid california min wage, even when we didn't get sign ups! wow! so crazy! and we didnt have to do work outside of the usual 9 to 5! because we were employed. as employees. these people are so lost, and i kinda hurt for them.
This is also the unschooling mom which is a whole other horrible topic
Yessss🙂↔️🫠🥴
I wonder how that’s panning out 🤔. I think she posted about days 1 and 2… it’s January, how did that poor kids ‘semester’ go??.
Her voice grinds my ears. She has an unpleasant voice. She makes it worse by yelling.
That is why I cannot watch her on TikTok, were she rage baits.
I am hoping someone develops an app to make ratchety hun voices funny and fun to listen to so anti MLM reporters don't wear their ears out.
The only time JLW was skinny, was when she had stage 4 cancer. Now, I think she was an awful person, and I would certainly not wish the Big C on anyone, no matter how awful they are. But she had been on Pruvit ketones for how long before? Ten years or something? And she was just never skinny.
I love being skinny, and I hate skinny shaming and shaming people who want to be skinny, but I have also been struggling with (diagnosed, treated on and off) anorexia for 30+ years, so there's that. 🙃 Anyway, none of these Pruvit ladies are ACTUALLY skinny. Can you imagine how SKINNY skinny they would be if they were truly in ketosis for several years?! They are not THAT.
I get your point. If they take the ketones for years and the ketones actually did what the promoters themselves claim they do, they would look and perform like the embodiment of ancient Greek Olympians.
is it just me or do scammers always talk SOOO fast? i watched an anti-mlm video the other day and had the same thought; i feel like as soon as the person talking to you is trying to fit 4,000 "facts" about some new miracle product or mindset into one sentence, that's when you should run lol
edit: sorry, "alleged" scammers 😉
“She is popular and you may know her.”
I won’t.
“It’s Kelsi Rae.”
🙄 damnit I do know who she is unfortunately. I wish I didn’t.
Squeaky wheel.
I don't blame you. I have ignored her for the longest time.
She really preys on postpartum women! Also, for her, "glow-up" means weight loss only, not beauty or health. Ick.
Lol her certification is useless 😂😂😂 just like the MLM ranks.
Yeah, it is annoying when you see those made up certifications and titles.
If you need to go on payment plans in order to afford to buy Pruvit or start a "business", please don't.
There's no competition? Um stores and Amazon sell one that's a fraction of the price that's THE same.
She always says it herself about the passport. There was the competition to go the the DR which simply pushed her to fill out the paperwork for a passport & she got it AKA it had NOTHING to do with the MLM. She just never attempted to get one & then she did per her own words!🤯
That is so odd, to then pretend it is a flex. When she could have filled out the paper work anytime.
Agree; she said it like she won a prize.
the algorithm is working! i've been following and watching anti-scam content from both deep-dive MLM commentary channels like CC Suarez and Hannah Alonzo for ages, as well as the more scam-baity side, like Atomic Shrimp and Pleasant Green, and the tech side too, with Jim Browning's channel. I'm so glad to see new perspectives, especially from creators with less subscribers like yourself, pop up in my recommended! I hope you grow your channel and get as many subs as you can possibly handle, because this info deserves to be known. GO ANTI-SCAMMERS! Thanks for making this vid!
also, no one should be losing over 2lbs a week without being under the regular care and supervision of a doctor, and it seems to usually only be allowed when people are morbidly obese and if they dont lose weight fast it can and will kill them. like that second or third girl, 55 lbs in 4 months is approx 55 lbs/16wks assuming 4 wks per month, roughly equals 3.4 lbs/wk. that is almost 1.5 lbs a week over the usual HIGH LIMIT. that is scary and so medically unsound. i fear for these poor women-- not jus their physical health but their mental health. that is an easy way to develop an eating disorder, especially if you have underlying food, weight, or body image issues. and their kids, too. im the child of a mother with anorexia *in recovery when i was alive* and i STILL have weight-based issues and am in self-imposed recovery from some sort of undiagnosed restrictive and body image based eating disordery thing. the way these people in this mlm view food and bodies man... im glad i was a teen and a minor in the height of my eating disorder, and therefore not able to engage with this "business opportunity" (ie chance to be a 1099 contractor), cuz i would not have survived this MLM's predatory tactics.
She's giving an amazing training..with a presentation that she admits is old and outdated and even not all correct.
How can you claim to have exceptional training in the team and not even put 5 min into the presentation that introduces new people to the scam.
So let me get this straight to protect her child she decided to do SW in her home? That doesn’t sound very safe.
I'm in my mid 70's, and I can honestly say that there is no time in my whole life when I would have known what my "dream car" was. Anything reliable that does not cost a fortune to keep on the road, that's my dream car.
Recommend Savannah Marie's deep dive about her
So, this "presentation" is to get people into the MLM? Is it me, or is she shouting at the people on the call as if they're already in her downline? 🙄
This scammer is my favorite who I love to hate. The hypocrisy is mind blowing.
I want to see how it made her friend go from invisible to visible. She said it helped her to show up.
So the lady who struggles with addiction has now joined a cult. Hon, that’s a lateral move at best.
The way she talks for SO LONG and says absolutely nothing is wild. Its the visual version of those 2000s weight loss clickbait ads that never get to any point - all they do is keep your attention bcoz u think some info is gonna eventually happen and it never does
idk about this felon status claim...if she acquired it at 16 in the US, it was likely expunged at this point. Unless she committed murder and was tried as an adult (and she would have still been locked up if that was the case), juvenile records are sealed and do not affect you typically as an adult.
The certification is from her company, from Proveit, and guess what they pay extra for it 🤣. And yes it means nothing in legal terms.
“I do this for shits and giggles” 🤭 😏
Haha, yes.
This is her full-time income? Oh yeah, how much is that? $0 is not full-time income
My annual Christmas bonus is 6k and I got way more than a .50 raise 😂
Oh wonderful. Kelsie. For those scrolling the comments, Erin Bines (check the video description) has a lot on her and some really interesting stuff. Kelsiedoesn't make a full time income from Pruvit, she's one of the people who will suffer when TT is shut down in the USA because she also makes $$ from TT shop. She relies on rage baiting people for clicks and views which isn't viable nor is it a way to really attract people to join your ("alleged") scam.
Plus she's constantly showing off OLD photos and is a renown yo-yo dieter. Not someone I'd go anywhere near around "weight loss" or anything to do with health.
Yeah, I did a double take when she basically said that her weight has been stable since she lost weight after starting ketones. I’ve seen other videos where she talks about doing “burn camps”. But I am not familiar with the timeline.
My expression watching this: see Peter Jones in the Dragon’s Den segment where they call something a pyramid scheme.
My first car that I bought when I joined the military was a jeep Patriot 2008. It lasted me for 10 years. It was not my dream car, like you said, I did not have a dream car. But I do love SUV so I pivoted towards SUV type cars. I love Jeep so I did a trade in and got me a Jeep Wrangler soft top. Know that's my dream car😊😊. Love my car, got it in 2018!! No MLM required 😂😂😂. I saved and worked hard to get that car with a job that pays me!!! 😂😂
See, that is how you can get your hands on your "dream car".
Oh hey I make less money off you joining… so you’re making money off people joining 👍