annabeyhoax
Active member
"Hey Siri, where is my husband?"
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Duee
VIP Member
We have reached 1000 posts on the last thread, so thanks @Verona for the new thread title suggestion which has received the most votes.
The link to the previous thread:
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-the-school-is-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328
This is a gossip forum and we make fun and take piss of Anna, however we also try to warn Anna Bey’s (Aija Raty, Aija Hallit) followers and potential victims of her scam. She has no affluent life and it has been proved many times in previous posts here on tattle.
SUMMARY (ANNA BEY PRODUCTS REVIEW) - for newcomers
Her scam courses which she rebrands every now and then (School of Affluence, SOTEW, SOTEW 2.0, A-list of whatever), due to her bad reputation usually have this timeline:
Step 1) Create a course with booklets and short videos with a link to cheat sheet for free (i.e. in exchange for your contact data, emails etc.) which she will use for her promotion and spam (see step 2)
Step 2) Announce a launch date with an unreasonably short window to subscribe/purchase. Promises, promises.
Step 3) Once charged, Anna disappears, no interaction with her customers, enjoys the money that just flowed into her bank account (used mainly for her low cost off-season trips or fake handbags)
Step 4) Before launching a new product, she copies all the ideas from the forums, conversations, polls from her own followers. Also, she lurks here, so beware and do not share your personal details or something that might reveal your identity.
Apart from the low value she offers for money (no money back guarantee despite her claims or shady renewals see below), there are genuinely naïve or very young women that believed Anna was teaching them to land a wealthy boyfriend and did not understand that men would perceive them as escorts.
For those, who would try to get a refund or for those who subscribed and wish to prevent potential A-list membership renewal charges, here is some experience of some tattlers here from previous thread:
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10247055
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10123925
You might try and cancel your credit card, payments via credit card don’t give the seller access to you bank account details.
Also, you might try request a refund here:
Bey International SA
Boulevard Georges-Favon 43
CH-1204
Geneva Switzerland
+41 78 656 05 06
[email protected]
If you have any questions about Anna/Aija and need some information (her background, husband, timeline, the lies we discovered and she had to "change a narrative" etc.), please see the tattle wiki first: https://tattle.life/wiki/anna-bey
p.s. I am sure other tattlers will add their summaries or other useful reference regarding Anna Bey.
Welcome, and enjoy (Anna is a great source of our entertainment)!
The link to the previous thread:
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-the-school-is-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328
This is a gossip forum and we make fun and take piss of Anna, however we also try to warn Anna Bey’s (Aija Raty, Aija Hallit) followers and potential victims of her scam. She has no affluent life and it has been proved many times in previous posts here on tattle.
SUMMARY (ANNA BEY PRODUCTS REVIEW) - for newcomers
Her scam courses which she rebrands every now and then (School of Affluence, SOTEW, SOTEW 2.0, A-list of whatever), due to her bad reputation usually have this timeline:
Step 1) Create a course with booklets and short videos with a link to cheat sheet for free (i.e. in exchange for your contact data, emails etc.) which she will use for her promotion and spam (see step 2)
Step 2) Announce a launch date with an unreasonably short window to subscribe/purchase. Promises, promises.
Step 3) Once charged, Anna disappears, no interaction with her customers, enjoys the money that just flowed into her bank account (used mainly for her low cost off-season trips or fake handbags)
Step 4) Before launching a new product, she copies all the ideas from the forums, conversations, polls from her own followers. Also, she lurks here, so beware and do not share your personal details or something that might reveal your identity.
Apart from the low value she offers for money (no money back guarantee despite her claims or shady renewals see below), there are genuinely naïve or very young women that believed Anna was teaching them to land a wealthy boyfriend and did not understand that men would perceive them as escorts.
For those, who would try to get a refund or for those who subscribed and wish to prevent potential A-list membership renewal charges, here is some experience of some tattlers here from previous thread:
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10247055
https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10123925
You might try and cancel your credit card, payments via credit card don’t give the seller access to you bank account details.
Also, you might try request a refund here:
Bey International SA
Boulevard Georges-Favon 43
CH-1204
Geneva Switzerland
+41 78 656 05 06
[email protected]
If you have any questions about Anna/Aija and need some information (her background, husband, timeline, the lies we discovered and she had to "change a narrative" etc.), please see the tattle wiki first: https://tattle.life/wiki/anna-bey
p.s. I am sure other tattlers will add their summaries or other useful reference regarding Anna Bey.
Welcome, and enjoy (Anna is a great source of our entertainment)!
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ThirdWorldGlam
Well-known member
List of cringy things that Anna has posted on social media lately (please feel free to add more)
- Dead bird situation - why would anyone share that? wow
- Photos of people that didn't want to be shared on social media. Geneve "friends" that actually had to make their own accounts private afterwards.
- Photos with a man that is not your husband > followers thinking that he was your husband > ignoring the situation as if that's normal.
- Selfies drinking champagne by yourself in your "walking closet"
- Filming the menu of every single posh restaurant you visit? Weird flex, not classy.
- Showing your fridge. Full stop. Anna's one is full of ... microwave meals (?).
- The Dita Von Teese picture! Listen, there's nothing wrong with posting a picture with someone you admire. But Anna posted it like "Here's my friend Dita" when she actually just got a pic with her as 99% of people that attended the event. That's embarrasing behaviour.
- That story being too honest about the fact that you had more glasses of champagne than the ones you could tolerate. Good lord. If you are over 25 years old, that's it, being drunk and on social media, it's the definition of cringe and red flag behaviour.
Candypie Dee
New member
I thought she got married..? Yet she says " I would not want my future husband to be posing , you know, on the bed with his body parts out.. "
vanilla_sky
Well-known member
This ''walk in the woods'' picture just speaks volumes about Anna, and not the good volumes. First of all, who on Earth goes supposedly for more than a few steps into woodland in white shoes? They will get scuffed, dirty, depending on how rough the terrain is, even torn. And then the Chanel-a bag. Usually people who go for longer outdoor walks would choose a lightweight, compact bag that is easy to carry to hold essentials for the walk/hike. No one in their right mind would take a genuine bag worth thousands for a jaunt outdoors, many of the authentic Chanel bags have sensitive leather that scuffs easily.
Anna claims that she is an ''elegant stylist'' and also sells the dream of ''leveling up'' to something. But this image proves that she is not really a stylist and she does not know what the ''elite'' wear in the countryside/for outdoor activities. Any of Anna's followers who want to know what ''the elite'' looks like in the country side, google for images of , for example, British royals/aristocrats. The styling is far different than white shoes and Chanel-a bag.
Absolutely. I was an escort ten years ago when I was 21 and ended up broke with a newborn baby alone because the dad was abusive. That was two years of my life so not a massive amount of time in my life, and very young to rebuild my life and reputation afterwards, and it doesn’t tend to affect me massively now, but I am faced with the consequences daily. I actually see an ex client on the school run each day for goodness sake
. I can’t imagine how much damage she has created for herself it’s sad. I gave up and went to university, got my undergraduate and masters degree and a normal job and I am much happier than I was then. At first I did it because I needed to feed my child, but then the money is addictive and you can afford a somewhat lavish life, it was a struggle, going from 5k per month to student loans as a single mum and a honest life financially but it was worth getting out of for sure. It devalues you so much. There is no denying she is an escort or was without any evidence. It’s written all over her. The ex client I see on the school run, him and his friend have money, not millionaires but similar to Joseph, they had what seemed a lot of money to me at the time and maybe even now because I’m not really a high earner, on £2500pm supporting 2 children, and they were trying to get me to do what Anna has done and marry for visa. They said I didn’t even have to live in same house, they just needed the visa and in exchange I would get a lump sum, my home and necessities paid for, holidays paid for and lots of escorting work. I declined. To think I could have ended up like Anna 
I am very lucky! But obviously I made that choice and worked very hard on myself.Lilyhermes
Chatty Member
And, everyone should go for a hike in the woods with their “Chanel” bag! I’m sure that all the little woodland creatures she encountered really enjoyed such great “style.” What a clown she is.
Hi everyone !! 
For the last few years I have been watching Anna Bey, I mean Aija Raty on YouTube. About half a year ago, I almost 
paid for her course. Fortunately, I am a nerd and the good Lord led me to these threads. I have been reading alot and this saved me from what I would call a double scam. There are lots of episodes of her Swedish reality show on YouTube, showing her embarassing mistakes. She did a video a few days ago saying she will release more. Don't buy it, it's already online. This is my first post, and hopefully won't be my last. I was very naive and had it not been for my researching things before hand, I would have lost money. As for the content, hmmm, I think it is dangerous. Only until I read these forums did I realise that for an innocent girl looking to "level up" that the advice looks ok at first, but im hindsight I can see there are problems with it. I want to give a small example from my own life from two days ago. I was at a private shopping party and there were a lot of people there. I chatted to a lady in the line and we talked about our hobbies, I mentioned I played polo and recommended it. She was too busy and afraid, even though she owned a horse. What's my point? I knew who the classiest person was- subtle things- natural daytime makeup, good grooming and posture, a clean and whole (as the Swedish say) look. She stood out by not being sloppy, or over done, yet took great care in her appearance. Nothing over the top, appropriate to the occasion. Gold jewellery but not oversized. Overall, feminine and graceful. My point is, Aija might give a few good tips but the overall effect is going in a bad, dangerous direction, whereas, the correct way, to actual social elevation isn't something she can teach because, frankly, she doesn't know the unspoken rules. I have to admit, I feel sorry for her, but I feel more sorry for anyone who gets taken by her. She clearly has issues and tries to leverage those issues into money making projects rather than resolve them and do something useful. Also, she will never tell you about the 13 David Kibbe body types which can help women choose right for themselves. Aija has been criticised by Marina who also thinks she knows everything but absolutely does not understand the British and American upper classes. The book 14 layers of class can help. How do I know so much? Well, let's just say I was fortunate to have a mother and father who knew these unspoken rules. I get it that not everyone has that and I can say- it doesn't cost money to look classy- and feminine- it does cost a bit more in the sense that a cheap crop top that doesn't have enough fabric will cost less than a beautiful top that uses more fabric... Aija doesn't even know the concept of a slip or lined clothing... but anyway, I can say, thank you that Tattle Life is out there to expose influences like Aija Raty who prey on people who are vulnerable in various ways. Before I found this forum, I felt bad after I watched her videos. I felt I had to go shopping, and change things and that I was lacking- she really can have that manipulative effect, and these threads woke me up. I had no idea of her sordid past. Her bad intentions. Etc.
Thank you
for saving my wallet.
My feelings and probably my soul
from Aija.
Ps. I learned more from my mom and dad. I hope my post shows how even a well brought up, well travelled and educated lady could naively be tempted by Aija's classes... I understand now that I would have gotten nothing. I got more from these threads and Lipstick Alley.
Thank you
For the last few years I have been watching Anna Bey, I mean Aija Raty on YouTube. About half a year ago, I almost paid for her course. Fortunately, I am a nerd and the good Lord led me to these threads. I have been reading alot and this saved me from what I would call a double scam. There are lots of episodes of her Swedish reality show on YouTube, showing her embarassing mistakes. She did a video a few days ago saying she will release more. Don't buy it, it's already online. This is my first post, and hopefully won't be my last. I was very naive and had it not been for my researching things before hand, I would have lost money. As for the content, hmmm, I think it is dangerous. Only until I read these forums did I realise that for an innocent girl looking to "level up" that the advice looks ok at first, but im hindsight I can see there are problems with it. I want to give a small example from my own life from two days ago. I was at a private shopping party and there were a lot of people there. I chatted to a lady in the line and we talked about our hobbies, I mentioned I played polo and recommended it. She was too busy and afraid, even though she owned a horse. What's my point? I knew who the classiest person was- subtle things- natural daytime makeup, good grooming and posture, a clean and whole (as the Swedish say) look. She stood out by not being sloppy, or over done, yet took great care in her appearance. Nothing over the top, appropriate to the occasion. Gold jewellery but not oversized. Overall, feminine and graceful. My point is, Aija might give a few good tips but the overall effect is going in a bad, dangerous direction, whereas, the correct way, to actual social elevation isn't something she can teach because, frankly, she doesn't know the unspoken rules. I have to admit, I feel sorry for her, but I feel more sorry for anyone who gets taken by her. She clearly has issues and tries to leverage those issues into money making projects rather than resolve them and do something useful. Also, she will never tell you about the 13 David Kibbe body types which can help women choose right for themselves. Aija has been criticised by Marina who also thinks she knows everything but absolutely does not understand the British and American upper classes. The book 14 layers of class can help. How do I know so much? Well, let's just say I was fortunate to have a mother and father who knew these unspoken rules. I get it that not everyone has that and I can say- it doesn't cost money to look classy- and feminine- it does cost a bit more in the sense that a cheap crop top that doesn't have enough fabric will cost less than a beautiful top that uses more fabric... Aija doesn't even know the concept of a slip or lined clothing... but anyway, I can say, thank you that Tattle Life is out there to expose influences like Aija Raty who prey on people who are vulnerable in various ways. Before I found this forum, I felt bad after I watched her videos. I felt I had to go shopping, and change things and that I was lacking- she really can have that manipulative effect, and these threads woke me up. I had no idea of her sordid past. Her bad intentions. Etc.Thank you
for saving my wallet. My feelings and probably my soul
from Aija.Ps. I learned more from my mom and dad. I hope my post shows how even a well brought up, well travelled and educated lady could naively be tempted by Aija's classes... I understand now that I would have gotten nothing. I got more from these threads and Lipstick Alley.
Thank you
I'm going to give my two scents on why I find Anna suspicious and odd. I apologize for the lengthy list!
-Why would she change her real name multiple times? What's so hard about "Ajia Raty" to pronounce? I would understand if she changed the spelling of her name to Aya but changing both her first name and surname is unnecessary!
- Why would a rich person who is part of the elite society make a course on how to be one? Why would they need that money? Would Kate Middleton make a course about royal etiquette?! No.
-How does she earn money? She claims to be an image consultant yet she doesn't offer private consultations! Cristina Cordula is a Brazilian image consultant based in Paris. She has a TV show and an agency in which she and her team DO give consultations. She does work despite having a famous TV show! There is another image consultant on Youtube known as Mademoiselle M who actually does consultations. She makes educative videos on style and shows her real clients from time to time.
-Who buys her courses? Prices are skyrocketing and people are barely able to make ends meet. Things are about to get worse with the soaring energy prices. Those who have $1,000 to spare on such courses are better off paying for a real, face to face consultation from famous image consultants!
- Anna's videos always revolve around the same topics and I'm not talking about the theme. She posts videos with almost the same title! She made a video titled "10 things that cheapen your appearance" then 4 months later another video titled "10 things that cheapen your looks".
-The number of courses she makes with new domain names is suspicious to me. What's the need for all that?!
-The assistant: One day she said she was receiving so many applications (if I remember correctly) and then she extended the deadline!
-Elite for Anna is about flashing expensive items. Everything is about luxury. Is that all life has to offer? Real rich people don't do that.
-Her Chanel stories from about a month ago: That was so petty. Her constant obsession with luxury items makes her no different from those she was criticizing. Also I don't know any educated person who would ramble about an overpriced Chanel bag. There are more important things in life!
-I saw someone here mention that in a deleted video she said you had to have the latest iPhone or something. She is also too much into the latest bags etc. Yet, she claims to care about climate change! Overconsumption is the opposite of being climate conscious!
-Her meals: I was shocked by her fridge. It was empty and full of microwave meals. Is that considered luxurious? Doesn't she eat fruits? Don't they make eggs when hungry? Is cooking a thing poor people do?!
-The detox part: Isn't it common knowledge that detoxing is B.S? How can someone who make videos on being educated not follow science?
-Why would she change her real name multiple times? What's so hard about "Ajia Raty" to pronounce? I would understand if she changed the spelling of her name to Aya but changing both her first name and surname is unnecessary!
- Why would a rich person who is part of the elite society make a course on how to be one? Why would they need that money? Would Kate Middleton make a course about royal etiquette?! No.
-How does she earn money? She claims to be an image consultant yet she doesn't offer private consultations! Cristina Cordula is a Brazilian image consultant based in Paris. She has a TV show and an agency in which she and her team DO give consultations. She does work despite having a famous TV show! There is another image consultant on Youtube known as Mademoiselle M who actually does consultations. She makes educative videos on style and shows her real clients from time to time.
-Who buys her courses? Prices are skyrocketing and people are barely able to make ends meet. Things are about to get worse with the soaring energy prices. Those who have $1,000 to spare on such courses are better off paying for a real, face to face consultation from famous image consultants!
- Anna's videos always revolve around the same topics and I'm not talking about the theme. She posts videos with almost the same title! She made a video titled "10 things that cheapen your appearance" then 4 months later another video titled "10 things that cheapen your looks".
-The number of courses she makes with new domain names is suspicious to me. What's the need for all that?!
-The assistant: One day she said she was receiving so many applications (if I remember correctly) and then she extended the deadline!
-Elite for Anna is about flashing expensive items. Everything is about luxury. Is that all life has to offer? Real rich people don't do that.
-Her Chanel stories from about a month ago: That was so petty. Her constant obsession with luxury items makes her no different from those she was criticizing. Also I don't know any educated person who would ramble about an overpriced Chanel bag. There are more important things in life!
-I saw someone here mention that in a deleted video she said you had to have the latest iPhone or something. She is also too much into the latest bags etc. Yet, she claims to care about climate change! Overconsumption is the opposite of being climate conscious!
-Her meals: I was shocked by her fridge. It was empty and full of microwave meals. Is that considered luxurious? Doesn't she eat fruits? Don't they make eggs when hungry? Is cooking a thing poor people do?!
-The detox part: Isn't it common knowledge that detoxing is B.S? How can someone who make videos on being educated not follow science?
Anna's prices are too expensive. Here are the prices at Cristina Cordula's agency (translated by Google Chrome since the website is originally in French). She is a former model. She now has a TV show and runs a fashion consultancy agency. These are real consultations!
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The water goblin
Member
Well, you might need to wait longer than that - Anna also wears them in winter. Wearing weather-inappropriate clothing and lacking a winter wardrobe is Anna’s signature style.
Soooo, two years ago I have written here that Aija's "affluent" life is something achievable for an average woman living in Europe. Personally I think that if Aija made better choices in her past, she would be living an even better life now or at a similar level without make a fool of herself.
I will turn 25 next month and I am living a life at Aija's level currently. Personally, I don't think it is affluent, yet I have to admit it's comfortable, so I am not complaining. Therefore, I would like to say:
My deahhh eleghhant ladieees and Aija who I know is following this thread.
Today I'm going to talk to you on how I get to live an "affluent" life at the age of 25, living in Eastern Europe.
I would like to start by telling you that this is the life many of us can have (I'm aware there are many countries were education is a privilege).
1. If your country offers you free education, then appreciate that and study hard.
2. If you complied with point 1 you get the chance to study a degree. Perhaps if you are really good you can try applying for a scholarship outside the country.
3. Apart from studying, it is crucial to get some experience, so you don't have to start from zero after graduating.
4. Perform your work good - most companies offer jobs for their interns.
5. Benefit from all the chances that you have - does your university offer you free language courses - go for it!
6. Now that you have your degree and job work hard. Companies have a clear career path. If you perform well you might get promoted once a year and if not then you get a raise from time to time anyways.
At least that was my path. No sugar daddy, no pathetic yt or ig, no trashy reality shows. I don't know how on Earth she wants to promote her life as affluent. She grew up in Sweden from what I know, Sweden offers many ways to "level up" your life. She is just showing how to waste all the chances you have from a country like that.
I believe she is making money from selling her courses to girls from poor countries and poor backgrounds, for whom such life due to circumstances unachievable or really difficult to achieve. If that is the model of her business then I only want to say that this is completely unethical and disgusting. There are no words to express how evil it is to make advantage of people whose life is not easy anyways.
Bests,
Olenika
I will turn 25 next month and I am living a life at Aija's level currently. Personally, I don't think it is affluent, yet I have to admit it's comfortable, so I am not complaining. Therefore, I would like to say:
My deahhh eleghhant ladieees and Aija who I know is following this thread.
Today I'm going to talk to you on how I get to live an "affluent" life at the age of 25, living in Eastern Europe.
I would like to start by telling you that this is the life many of us can have (I'm aware there are many countries were education is a privilege).
1. If your country offers you free education, then appreciate that and study hard.
2. If you complied with point 1 you get the chance to study a degree. Perhaps if you are really good you can try applying for a scholarship outside the country.
3. Apart from studying, it is crucial to get some experience, so you don't have to start from zero after graduating.
4. Perform your work good - most companies offer jobs for their interns.
5. Benefit from all the chances that you have - does your university offer you free language courses - go for it!
6. Now that you have your degree and job work hard. Companies have a clear career path. If you perform well you might get promoted once a year and if not then you get a raise from time to time anyways.
At least that was my path. No sugar daddy, no pathetic yt or ig, no trashy reality shows. I don't know how on Earth she wants to promote her life as affluent. She grew up in Sweden from what I know, Sweden offers many ways to "level up" your life. She is just showing how to waste all the chances you have from a country like that.
I believe she is making money from selling her courses to girls from poor countries and poor backgrounds, for whom such life due to circumstances unachievable or really difficult to achieve. If that is the model of her business then I only want to say that this is completely unethical and disgusting. There are no words to express how evil it is to make advantage of people whose life is not easy anyways.
Bests,
Olenika
Michelle05
Chatty Member
Who wears a Chanel bag in the Forrest lol….
Oh Lord, Anna, will you stop embarrassing yourself by your constant Freudian slips? Rich people live in secure home, either have security in the building or hire privately (at least they get surveillance which is incredibly cheap) and don't lose sleep over 2 original bags they have to put in the safe in a bank. Imagine being a socialite and dressing to go out and needing to run to the bank to get your 1 out of 2 bags. How elite! How elegant! The rich keep jewelry and documents in the bank, not the bags that can get ruined if not stored properly. And certainly not her dirty Hermessa flip flops. Ewww. The lack of security of her elite home only proves that Anna or her 'husband' don't even own the place and from many pictures shared it seems that they live in outskirts so I do believe that Anna is very paranoid without many people in the building and not many buildings around and having wasted all the money on cheapest designer clothing and goes for forest hike in them so I do believe some gangs have noticed that fool in her bags walking in the bushes, scratched their heads and winked at each other.
Yes she did say "my future husband" in the video and I was so surprised that I had to rewind and listen again.
I replied to Anna Bey's tweet criticizing her story of Queen Elizabeth's death. She blocked me. For a long time, I've been reading Anna Bey threads on here but never wanted to write anything as I felt sorry for her. Well not anymore Anna!
I replied to Anna Bey's tweet criticizing her story of Queen Elizabeth's death. She blocked me. For a long time, I've been reading Anna Bey threads on here but never wanted to write anything as I felt sorry for her. Well not anymore Anna!
OceanLover
Active member
This picture of Lina in Audi lounge is not from this year. If you compare the bouquet on the table in Lina's picture with the one in the last of the three pictures posted above, you'll see that this year's bouquet has more flowers in it, whereas the bouquet in Lina's picture is a lot greener. They're similar because they most likely come from the same shop but they're not the same. Anna posted Lina's picture dating back to the time when they were still friends, and Lina and that man Anna used to pretend was her husband were still regulars in Audi lounge.
sweet_tea
Well-known member
Hello my dhear ehleghant lahydhiezzzz (sorry, I couldn’t resist), long time lurker, first time poster here!
I came across Anna at the beginning of lockdown. I was her target audience: a young teenage girl who lived most of her life near the poverty line. I became hooked on her content. To me, she seemed like the ticket to a higher life, someone who was sharing her knowledge out of the goodness of her heart (boy, what a sucker I was). I watched every one of her videos, attended every free workshop, downloaded all of her cheatsheets, took every dumb Messenger quiz (under the guest link), and was on her email list. I even almost downloaded the A-List app (before I realized it cost money, like all her other scams), but stopped when I saw how much information she asked for. I had no money for SOTEW, but if I had the money, I would have bought SOTEW.
Then, in January 2022, I discovered Tattle.
Now, my reaction was like any other Anna Bey minion – “oh, they’re just jealous of Anna’s affluence, her beauty, her elegance, her intelligence” (WHAT WAS I THINKING) – and I saw the pictures of Paradise Hotel and all that jazz (I think I discovered you guys through thread #31, but you were in #32). I thought to myself, “Well, if Anna is so obsessed with Tattle like they say, she’ll put something on YouTube about Paradise Hotel to respond to the haters.” Guess what the next video was? Yep, “I Embarrassed Myself on a Trashy Reality TV Show *Story Time*”. I didn’t even watch it, just thought “Yep, Tattle was right all along,” and unsubscribed immediately.
Fast forward to now, I’ve read every single Tattle thread. You ladies have made me laugh so much; I've enjoyed myself so much. So, I told myself that when I finished reading all the threads, I would make an account and join the fun! It took a few months, but here I am now!
If you’re still reading, I love you lol. Thank you, thank you, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all of the amazing work you have down here on Tattle. (thank you for saving me $1000+ lol). I'm looking forward to participating on this thread a lot more in the future!
Hopefully, we can help other girls save themselves from this scammer.
I came across Anna at the beginning of lockdown. I was her target audience: a young teenage girl who lived most of her life near the poverty line. I became hooked on her content. To me, she seemed like the ticket to a higher life, someone who was sharing her knowledge out of the goodness of her heart (boy, what a sucker I was). I watched every one of her videos, attended every free workshop, downloaded all of her cheatsheets, took every dumb Messenger quiz (under the guest link), and was on her email list. I even almost downloaded the A-List app (before I realized it cost money, like all her other scams), but stopped when I saw how much information she asked for. I had no money for SOTEW, but if I had the money, I would have bought SOTEW.
Then, in January 2022, I discovered Tattle.
Now, my reaction was like any other Anna Bey minion – “oh, they’re just jealous of Anna’s affluence, her beauty, her elegance, her intelligence” (WHAT WAS I THINKING) – and I saw the pictures of Paradise Hotel and all that jazz (I think I discovered you guys through thread #31, but you were in #32). I thought to myself, “Well, if Anna is so obsessed with Tattle like they say, she’ll put something on YouTube about Paradise Hotel to respond to the haters.” Guess what the next video was? Yep, “I Embarrassed Myself on a Trashy Reality TV Show *Story Time*”. I didn’t even watch it, just thought “Yep, Tattle was right all along,” and unsubscribed immediately.
Fast forward to now, I’ve read every single Tattle thread. You ladies have made me laugh so much; I've enjoyed myself so much. So, I told myself that when I finished reading all the threads, I would make an account and join the fun! It took a few months, but here I am now!
If you’re still reading, I love you lol. Thank you, thank you, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all of the amazing work you have down here on Tattle. (thank you for saving me $1000+ lol). I'm looking forward to participating on this thread a lot more in the future!
Hopefully, we can help other girls save themselves from this scammer.
People who don't own real Chanel bagsWho wears a Chanel bag in the Forrest lol….