Another "professional" author spams Linked In with Zombie TVI Express Video Spam

Why post random videos you don't know anything about, when you're supposed to be a professional author?

If you check her public LinkedIn profile, you'll see that Renee Barnes-Orozco claims to be an author living in California. However, the video she linked to? Was created back in 2009, and TVI Express is dead in 2010. So why did she post this zombie video in 2011? Hmmm?

Never post video say scam is NOT scam online...

If you post videos of yourself saying a scam is NOT a scam, people will find your video years later, even after you changed your mind, found the truth, and be ridiculed ever after.

Such as this guy, whose video, though mostly eradicated from American sites, is reappearing on FRENCH video sites:

The URL referred to, toptviexpressteam.com, is dead. That should tell you how old this video is.

Second, I know TopTVIExpressTeam. They jumped ship to "Revolving Relay" (another pyramid scheme) back in June 2010. You can find them in the archives of this very blog.

Thus, if you claim a scam is not a scam, your own infamy will outlast the scam itself.

And if you actually visit the link, you'll find dozens of people committed the same mistake: put their own face on a video, reading from a script, that says "TVI Express is great opportunity", without real understanding.