Anna Bey #39 Clothing line fails, dumping spicy elegance to become a spicy farmer with no husband to fea

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She is broke so has nothing new to show and she is lazy so she never sticks to her new ideas. Every project fails because she doesn’t work for it.
Anna Bey International company's culture is unengaged 👀
Only promoting this linen clothes because the barn is full

That horse still get ridden for now.
 

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Questions Classy People NEVER Ask! (& how to answer them)
My question: How are you still on YouTube?

1. "What do you do?" - Anna says this is intrusive. To some extent it is, and there are good reasons not to assume when you first meet someone that they are employed. But the reason she doesn't like this question is because the honest answer would be, "scamming people on the internet." Anna admits that she doesn't tell people what she does unless she knows them well, and vaguely says she "works in marketing." She blathers about how one's job does not "define" you and complains that when she worked as a matchmaker she got too many questions and people asking for "free advice." You don't get anything from Anna unless prepared to pay 1000 EUR for a "course" made from stolen material. And once again she gets in a little jab at people supposedly looking down on SAHMs. Well Anna, it's no one else's fault that you failed in your goal of landing a wealthy man and not having to work again.

How to answer - Anna has a variety of suggestions:
  • "Why are you asking?"
  • Joking about "Are you police?"
  • Lying/giving a vague answer like she does
  • Deflecting with your own question
  • Saying that your line of work is too boring to discuss
  • Saying that you aren't comfortable being asked about your finances - which isn't what they were asking you ...

2. "When are you having kids?", "Are you planning on having kids?" or any more questions around children. She went through half the video on her first question so basically just says "well some people have fertility issues or just don't want children."

How to answer - Just say you're not comfortable talking about it, or divert by asking about the other person's children

3. "Why are you single/not married?" Translation: Anna is sick of people asking her why Joe isn't around

How to answer - Again "why do you want to know?" or say that you'll tell the person if anything changes

4. "Where are you really from?" Translation: Anna is fed up with people who don't believe she isn't Russian. She quotes some of her followers (who probably are women of colour that have far worse experiences with this than Anna does) saying they hate being asked this question. Plug for LevelUpClass

How to answer - LOL she's not gonna tell you!

5. "Other questions" - Don't ask how much money someone makes, what their sexual orientation is, and don't ask about religion or politics. She finishes with "if I tell you I work in marketing, don't ask me for specifics!"

So basically, she wanted to make a video ranting about how she doesn't like being asked what she does (because she'd have to admit she's a con artist and not a successful one at that) then padded it out with some other stuff to make her intentions less obvious! Way to go, Anna!
 
Haha what's wrong with asking people what they work or like to do to spend their time and sorry, but if someone finds a job interesting of course they follow up with more questions 🙄
I agree with Anna that personal questions are intrusive, especially when you just met someone for the first time. Questions about profession, however, depend on the culture and setting, most people these days don't mind naming the field they work in, unless, like Wannabey, they are scamming gullible people and feel triggered. It's plausible that Anna is asked these questions on purpose because if we can see her desperation, faking and greed online, imagine how fast a person detects what she's up to upon meeting her?
 
Oh dear that is such bad advice.

Virtually ALL girls I have met here in London that got angry or avoided my "What do you do?" question are Escorts of some sort. I even had a girl immediately unfollowing me from all social media after my question 😅 I don't judge, but I am not into that... line of work let's say, some of those "Influencers" that ... well... work in "Marketing". Of course Anna, of course.

I have met your type and those vague answers with the fake Hermés are actually answering all my questions already.

The other main topic, heritage. If you have a different heritage than your citizenship, as Anna, is very polite to reply back the truth. You have Russian heritage, own it.
 
Or perhaps Banana's new work will be a Shein ambassador after she found out how ''great'' they are.
Though most likely it will be some sort of thing that our Guru knows nothing about but will pretend that she does, like LOA or eleghunce. At least with eleghunce she had a good broad topic but she just doesn't have the creativity.
Perhaps it will be spicy farming. Or moving to rural Sweden. Or hunting for Hermessas. So many options! Perhaps even a vow renewal with her very real, very rich, very supportive husband! :P

I guess she gets the ''So what do you do?'' question because she seems like she might be in the escorting or gold digging business. And that is also a way for people to eventually get out of a conversation because the evasive ''I work in marketing.'' with zero elaboration is boring and unengaging.
 
Mangoes, can one get divorced from a faux real marriage? I guess she had a courthouse wedding with hummus that was very billionaire style was just a way for Joe and her to solve some paperwork issues.
Might be that she is sticking to ''levelling up'' as that is the easiest route for her, but knowing how lazy she is and how out of ideas she is, it will be interesting to see. Her level up class site leads to a kajabi hosted course drop, where she has 3 ''courses'' - Essential Etiquette for 47$, Manifest with Banana for 97$ and How to look expensive for 47$. Oh how the might has fallen from her 1000$+ course prices.
Mangoes, run don't walk to learn about bread ettiquette, after all, aren't we all a gluten :) for punishment?
 
So, her news is that she's done with all of the various things she's tried (podcast, patreon, a list, clothing line, etc) and will not create new courses so she can be all in on levelupclass.com (this one is already in the scam links list right?).

Step up ladies! You can be part of the "test" group or beta group and join level up class membership for just $27/month! When the price goes up, you will keep your lower price as thanks for being part of the first members. I don't know about you all, but I don't know how I can resist this amazing offer. I get access to all her previous scam courses, the videos from patreon, the old podcast episodes, all her "masterclasses", even the really old sh*t from back in her jetsetbabe days for just $27/month! Oh, and there's a random Q&A with Scamma Bey each month? Amazing!

I find the branding so weird for this new venture. The blue and orange and the typeface of the logo and overall design reads more like an internet marketer than an elegance/mindset/level up coach. Also, is "Sally" in the testimonials an AI image? The text for her sounds like the word salad that Anna uses. The other testimonials further down the page are amusing as well.

Ok, so how many of us Mangoes are signing up? ;)
 
🚩Scam Alert

The SOTEW scam course is back. Anna can't keep her words, never. It seems she has not promoted it this time around? The course is there probably for Google searches / naive people as usual https://secretsoftheelitewoman.com/

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I see that Anna is still offering her "convenient" payment plan, which people here have posted before. It has always struck me odd that the two payments combined were so much more than the single-payment price. Also that the payments were a mere two weeks or 15 days apart. If these payments were charged, they could easily end up in the same billing cycle (or monthly budget allotment), thus offering no budget convenience at all. Now lets look at that higher price. $897*2=1794, which is a premium of $297 over the basic price of $1497. $297/1497 means a hefty 19.8 interest rate for that 15-day postponement. That translates to an astounding 481% annual interest rate! (Please feel free to check my calculations.) I have heard financial gurus warning against the hidden costs of timed payments (e.g., credit cards), but I have never heard of an interest rate this high. And if the purchaser paid for this on a credit card on which she was already paying high interest, she had better hope that a millionaire grabs her soon, or it will be off to debtor's prison.
 
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