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Is incomeathome.com on it's way to retirement? First they dump Herbalife & re-brand under Veema, and now .... Based on the new radio ads that have started to hit the airwaves, it would appear that PaidAtHome.com is the new version of the same old IncomeAtHome scam, and that Income At Home is on it's way out. ... The PaidAtHome radio ads are virtually identical to the basic [non-radio host endorsed] IncomeAtHome.com ads that ran for years. The same talk radio hosts featured on the home page [Screw you Dr. Laura, Sean Hannity & Sybil Wilkes] Seriously, I think that the only thing they actually changed was the word 'Income' for the word 'Paid'. And, they changed the website colors from blue to orange.

"While most participants do not generate a profit, of those active leaders that do, 75% averaged earnings between $667 and $1326 for 2012"

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While working on a little invention out in my lab the other day, I had a thought roll through my head ... Does the KPMG blow up give 'ol Carl Icahn & his bloated ego an out from his new position with Herbalife? Not that I want to help either Carl, or his bloated ego ... but here's the reality:

• Icahn bought into Herbalife prior to the revelation that the KPMG auditor in charge of the Herbalife account was outed for providing insider information about Herbalife.
• Due to the KPMG debacle, Herbalife's 'independently audited' books going back to 2010 aren't worth the paper they are printed on.
• Icahn and his investment team undoubtedly made their final decisions to go after Bill Ackman & Pershing Square Capital Management in a short-squeeze based [at least in large part] on these financial reports.

[Side Note: I have a sneaky suspicion that whoever the new independent auditor is who has to go back and reconcile everything screwed up by KPMG, that we will find out that the KPMG auditor had more than one hand out, and very well may have 'overlooked' a few significant financial details ... but time will have to prove that theory out]

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Herbalife is definitely on the move today! After I posted about how Shawn Dahl and Doran Andry, top Herbalife Chairman's Club members had been removed from the newly revised Chairman's Club slide show [Read Blog Post - Herbalife Chairman's Club Web Page] this weekend, Herbalife has now taken it back down / offline and posted the following note:

Service temporarily unavailable
System is currently undergoing scheduled maintenance. Please try again later.
Thank you for your patience.

This is the same 'Service temporarily unavailable' page that was active for the last couple weeks before the new slide show was posted and went live either Friday night or Saturday morning... I guess that explains all the traffic from Los Angeles today ... I must have struck a nerve. Anyway, it leaves me to wonder ... why would they go to the time and expense to take the page offline, post a new slideshow sans Shawn Dahl & Doran Andry, then rip it right back down when they're called on it?

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Are Shawn Dahl & Doran Andry officially out of the Herbalife Chairman's Club?

If the revised Herbalife Founder's Circle & Chairman's Club slide show is any indication of what's happening behind-the-scenes [Click Here to go to HLF Chairman's Club Slide Show Page], then Shawn Dahl & Doran Andry have either picked up their scams and parted ways with Herbalife, or Herbalife finally kicked them the f*ck out for being a couple of the most notorious, massive lead generation & sales scammers in all of Herbalife [next to the king of slime, Anthony Powell who left Herbalife for Veema a few months ago]. Take a look at the Internet Archive Wayback Machine for the Herbalife Founder's Circle and Chairman's Club slide show page and you can see that Shawn Dahl & Doran Andry were on there at least as recently as August 2012. And, I know it was there as recently as a few weeks/month ago, because I was downloading screenshots & double checking information on their pages on it myself.

How is Herbalife going to explain to Carl Ican & his bloated ego [getting your a** kicked by Billy again!], as well as all their shareholders, that three of their biggest Chairman's Club & President's Team [Anthony Powell] members have exited the company? And how many more are right behind them? ... I would venture to bet that Herbalife's North American & Australian recruiting is already in free-fall with the loss of Anthony Powell & Shawn Dahl's massive lead generation machines [IncomeAtHome.com is now Veema]. But add in the take-down of Herbalife superstar Doran Andry, and sh*t has got to be going sideways back at the Herbalife main office. [If I'm experiencing a delicious perma-grin right now, you know Billl Ackman & Pershing Square Capital Management and their billion dollar short bet are loving this news!]

Herbalife is f*cked. Damned if they do & damned if they don't 

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I get emails all the time from folks thanking me for Exposed, offering tips and information, or sending me their story of how much money they lost and how they wish they had seen Exposed sooner. Then there are folks like 'professor' Martin. Apparently an intellectual genious [at least in his world] who felt the need to voice his ill informed point of view and call me a few names. ... When I do get emails from idiots like our friend Martin, I usually just reply and tell them to kick rocks. But this guy is 'special', so I figured that I would share his email & my response with all of you.

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Exposed favorite: The Salty Droid dropped a great article on Shawn Dahl a few days ago, and I am finally catching up and sharing it here. Salty's article: A Dahl's House is freaking priceless! Salty [as usual] lays it down like no other and it's definitely worth the read, for both the information, and the laughs.

From  article:

Herbalife's corporate honchos :: currently experiencing out of the ordinary levels of scrutiny ... have been trying to distance the company from the various dodgy biz opps that are necessarily stacked on top of their own dodgy biz opp ... by nearly all of their top producers. Herbalife Vice President Julian Cacchioli went so far as to tell The Verge that only 1% of their sales come from distributors utilizing such systems :: which is just stupid ... and is most definitely an outright fucking lie.

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Herbalife took an interesting step last week by releasing an announcement at the end of last week [Click Here for PDF] that should definitely have allot of regulators, attorneys general, and anyone interested in filing suit against Herbalife and any of the lead generation scams, like incomeathome.com moving on the new information . Herbalife claims that lead generation schemes & lead sales only account for 1 percent or less of their overall recruiting, yet it seems they have been, and are taking some pretty big steps to cover their a**es since Bill Ackman & Pershing Square Capital Management shined a bright light on their pyrmaid scheme after announcing their billion dollar short-bet on Herbalife stock. 

I guess we know why IncomeAtHome.com jumped ship and headed to Veema.

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Hey Rush Limbaugh & Sean Hannity! Here's another letter to Exposed from one of your visitors who didn't 'earn life changing money' he LOST over $20,000 of 'life changing money' with Herbalife & the IncomeAtHome.com endless chain recruiting scam. Let me ask you ... Do you guys even know who you are promoting anymore, now that IncomeAtHome.com jumped off the sinking Herbalife ship and went over to scammer-lover MLM Veema?

Here is yet another heartbreaking story of how Herbalife and Income At Home have scammed yet another poor soul:

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"inherently fraudulent pyramid scheme"

Michelle Celarier at the New York Post dropped the news today in her article, Salesman's suit says Herbalife a 'scheme', about a new lawsuit against Herbalife filed in California by retired general contractor, Dana Bostick. Mr. Bostick is suing Herbalife under racketeering and corruption laws, and seeks class action status. This is interesting because California has very specific "endless chain" law to deal with pyramid scams like this.

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