Megan Lynch is back—and she’s not even hiding the desperation anymore. In her latest all-caps manifesto, the VYB team lays bare what many of us already knew: this Ponzi-style scheme is on its last legs, and they’re squeezing every last dollar out of their followers before the lights go out.
Let’s break it down and highlight the glaring red flags, gaslighting tactics, and emotionally manipulative strategies being deployed to guilt members into handing over another $25.
1. Support Is Closed – Get On a Zoom or Get Lost
“We Are Not Answering Any More Support Tickets! If you have an issue, GET ON A LIVE SUPPORT CALL this week. PERIOD.”
Red Flag: They’ve shut down proper customer support. Now, if you want help, you must show up to one of their live Zoom calls—calls with no record, no accountability, and no paper trail. That’s not support. That’s damage control.
2. Blaming Members for Their Own Failure
“We’re not holding people accountable anymore—we’re leading them to accountability.”
Gaslighting at its finest. They’re saying: “If you’re failing, it’s not our broken system—it’s your lack of commitment.” Classic Ponzi play: blame the victim for not duplicating fast enough.
3. Double Zoom Attendance Required – Or Else
“If you don’t make BOTH calls, we are not catching you up.”
Red Flag: This cult-style time demand creates dependence and discourages outside thinking. You’re not building a business—you’re being trained to obey.
4. Broken Payment System = Your Problem
“Some people paid and didn’t get activated… Some didn’t pay but got activated.”
Major Red Flag: Their backend is a disaster. Instead of taking responsibility, they force members to fix it themselves on live calls. Oh—and anyone who accidentally received access is now being told they owe money.
5. “The Company Has Taken Thousands in Bank Fees”
Gaslighting: VYB plays the victim while continuing to extract payments. The truth? Banks are likely rejecting transactions due to fraud risk. But instead of transparency, they spin it as “beta testing.”
6. Crypto Chaos – Overpayments, Confusion, and Manual Fixes
“About 80 people accidentally sent 2–5 payments using crypto.”
Red Flag: This highlights just how sloppy and confusing the payment setup really is. And since crypto is non-refundable, it puts all the risk on the user.
7. Tour Events – Pay to Play, Even If It’s Not Official
“If you don’t pay, you don’t participate.”
They’re charging members $20–$35 to attend in-person events—yet openly admit these aren’t even company-sponsored. It’s just another cash grab masked as community.
8. Emotional Guilt as a Weapon
“I’ve never had a company pay for anything until I hit top earner ranks.”
Translation: If you’re struggling financially, it’s normal. You have to suffer now to win later. This is textbook MLM survivorship bias, used to justify ongoing loss.
9. “The New System Is Coming!”
When all else fails, promise a magical new system. We’ve seen this in every scam’s death spiral. It’s a stalling tactic—a way to keep hope alive just long enough to extract more money.
10. The Love Bombing & “VYBing Higher” Nonsense
“We love you. Let’s go! #AllHandsOnDeck #NoExcuses”
This isn’t community—it’s emotional manipulation. They’re love-bombing you so you’ll ignore your gut instincts. And your bank account.
Final Thoughts: This Isn’t a Movement—It’s a Meltdown
Megan Lynch and the VYB team are showing all the signs of a Ponzi scheme collapse: frozen systems, unpaid bonuses, chaotic crypto payments, censorship, guilt tactics, and a constant push for just one more payment.
They don’t want you to succeed. They want your $25.
And once they’ve drained the last few dollars out of the remaining believers, they’ll ghost—just like every other MLM scam before them.
Don’t get caught in the collapse. Get out. Speak up. And help others do the same.
This is The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. I expose the predators so mum-and-dad investors don’t lose their future to these wolves in Zoom clothing.
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