I was shown the Cyberwize plan at a friends house. Janelle T. Was giving the presentation and her husband Rockie was there pretending to take notes, hoping the others in the room will follow suit. These people claim to "help people", make people feel better, and donate a large amount of their proceeds to help needy children. They also claim to be a very christian organization. These are the first things that they bragged about.
After this, they show you this page showing all these different ways that you will make money by selling this miracle juice called Tunguska Blast or T-Blast. After about the third day of this I had already invested around $500.00 and about 20 hours, all the while these people claim that you only put in a max of 7-10 hrs. Per week from home. None of the hours that I put in were from home.
On the fourth day, I saw Holton B., supposedly the second highest income earner in the company, give a presentation. This man sounded like a preacher preaching about this company like it was God. Praising and worshiping this company and had this crowd of 200 following along with him. I felt like I was sitting in on a religious cult gathering.
From this moment on I felt sick inside and knew that I had lost everything that I had spent. These people are not about helping people feel better at all! It's not about selling juice either. All they want you to do is to try to convince other unsuspecting people to spend money on one of their plans to make the top people more money. Your pretty much brain washed to sell their products the way that they want you to. You are also told that with the larger packages that you buy the more money you will make. Of course the larger packages cost more, up to $1100.
The very worst part of the whole thing is that they keep stressing to target "BABYBOOMERS" which are in the beginning of their golden years. This woman Janelle tried to convince me that I HAD to attend this convention in Florida, even if it meant hitching a ride and sharing a hotel room with a dozen complete strangers and selling off my belongings to get the $300 ticket. Holton B. Said pretty much the same thing to the large crowd the day that I heard him speak.
I resigned my position as they call it, and the next day Janelle had the audacity to call me trying to convince me that I was ruining my children's lives and their chance at a decent life by no longer "holding a position" with Cyberwize.
This is a small portion of my cyberwize fiasco. My advice to any one is, "if you hear the name janelle t. Cyberwize, or holton b., run at top speed!"
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