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Latashia "The Phoney" Mrsworkinitout Alexander is a lying scammer who is getting good at getting over on desperate people who want to lose weight.
She found me on Match.com and after just one date I stupidly believed her lies. She showed me "before" pictures and held them up to her "now" face as she giggled and flirted. I'm not even sure if her before pictures are actually even her. She may have not ever even been over weight in the passed.
I bought two work out videos and a supplement powder called Shakeology. Both of them were super expensive but like I said, a giggle and a flirt from a determined female got one over on me.
I rapidly learned that her Team Beach Body operation is a pyramid scheme and the products are over priced and over hyped. Stay far away from this deceptive business (and I use that term lightly) person.
Wow look at all of the "fans" that crawl out of the woodwork in less than one day on a brand new complaint that I posted! What does THAT sound like to you?
Sounds to me like Mrsworkinitout (at_stealing_money) is creating a bunch of new accounts to try and combat the TRUTH that I put out here.
Also you will notice that Mrsworkinitout.com is DOWN. I wonder why? Hmmmmm...
Look at all of the BB Diamond Facebook lackies! Wah, wah, wah! Someone decided to finally speak up on this thief's unethical behavior! Nothing you can do about it :)
jlsung you need to stop with your outburst!
kit's right shes probably so desperate to make a sale shes gone on match.com whats next eharmony the classified ads? the street corner!?
Just because you're married it doesn't mean that you weren't on match.com hoochin' it up! It happens!
Kit grimes - Who are you?
Aside from that WHY would i...as a MARRIED woman...be on MATCH.com...LIES, all LIES! And whoever writes this stuff is writing the same INFO for me and another coach. BE CREATIVE at least!
Mrsworkinitout.com is down because I have PRIVATE pictures there and whoever is doing this evidently has a vendetta...until I find out WHO they are----I am not sure how to handle this!
USU Player and Kit Grimes is probably the same person. Shakeology is NOT a protein shake. If Shakeology has questionable ingredients, then perhaps USU Player and Kit can explain their "theory" and scientific proof to Beachbody and also to Oprah Winfrey that you can get the same ingedients and results from a multivitamin/multimineral from Target. Shakeology, it's high quality ingredients and the awesome wonders that it does for one's health is featured in the May 2011 issue of O Magazine (starting on pg 214), which Oprah's Editor in Chief and staff followed BB around the world and were truly amazed! The article itself is 10 pages long, not including pictures!
USU Player has just given themselves away...How would anyone know any of the people commenting are "BB Diamond lackies" if he/she isn't part of the BB experience? Hmmm...sounds like someone has been caught!
Check out another beach body complaint! Beachbody — they're fraudulent and dishonest with returned products.html#c966918
Usuplayer sounds like a lonely and miserable person that needs alot of prayers.
I don't know this person, but it sounds like she pissed off the wrong customer! Ha.
I just checked out her site and Shakeology is an over-priced protein shake mixed with questionable vitamins and minerals that you can get in probably better quality by grinding up a multivitamin/multimineral from Target. All about marketing.
And this complaint right here is some bad marketing for both this person and the products she's pushing.
Another point: Any of the Beachbody programs and nutritonal supplements have a 30 day money back guarantee. If you were so unhappy with the products, why didn't you return them to the company? If Latishia sold these to you, the receipt would say in plain English that you can return them for your money back. If you are in fact a disgruntled customer (which I doubt), you'd know this and use those channels. Neither Jenny Sung (the other review that you've done) or Latishia need to come up with fake fans in order to back them up. The products speak for themselves. I'm leaving my name and information, and I DARE you to write a negative review for me because you're not my customer, nor would I want you to be. TurboJam, TurboFire, and Shakeology helped me go from a size 12 to a size 6, from 168lbs to 144lbs. If you're not getting results, then you're obviously doing something wrong.
I am neither a fan nor a customer of Latashia or Jenny Sung, but I do know them both. They have been the most informative and the most helpful people, I know to other Beachbody Coaches, like myself, as well as consumers and anyone that has an interest in bettering themselves. The originator of this complaint on these two Beachbody Coaches is obviously a fraud as NOBODY buys two seperate workout programs from DIFFERENT Coaches! It's NOT possible! The other fact is that if the person didn't find the workout programs useful, then they could have returned the products as there is a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! It is stated everywhere - on the internet, on television comercials, magazines! There is NO excuse! The fact remains that the originator of these lies is either a competitor or just someone who doesn't have anything better to do, because they themself have no life. period.
I'm no fan nor do I know any of the people above who have commented. But I do know the author of this is a liar. I've used Beachbody products and have gotten into the best shape of my life. Sounds like this person is a lazy butt wipe who wants to take some magic pill without putting in any work. I ntoice that the author did not mention what DVD's were purchased or if any dietary changes were made. This complaint is obviously BOGUS!
My name is Melissa. I have had the pleasure of getting to know Jenny through a Facebook Group and would like to disagree with the above complaint.
Jenny (along with other Team Beachbody members who have been targeted by this individual recently) is an honest, down to earth, and helpful individual. Jenny has always treated me with respect and honesty.
Beachbody is NOT a pyramid scheme. A.) Those are illegal and B.) Beachbody continues to grow and become more popular. If it was a "pyramid" scheme as the original poster said, why would the products be so widely known?
Posting false claims about an individual is not only rude, it is also ILLEGAL. In the future, I would suggest that the original find more productive things to do with their time
Melissa Austin
You have slammed TWO beachbody coaches in one night. Why would you buy from 2 separate people from a company you feel is a pyramid scheme? I believe you do not know what a pyramid scheme is and, sadly, have nothing better to do with your time than write false complaints. I wonder if you are the same individual writing slanderous postings on other similar sites. We are watching you. we know for a fact you are NOT a client, perhaps a competitor. PLEASE, do yourself a favor and spend your time attracting business rather than slamming others. The Universe does not reward those who are unethical and speak this way of others.
NO ONE buys two work out videos at one time! Latashia is trained to work with a client to find out his/her needs and recommend a product. You're bogus.
In addition - you did not meet her on Match.com. You are writing ALL kinds of false information. Stop!
Maybe you should check your facts before posting lies. She doesn't even live anywhere close to Utah. If you had really met her as you said, you would know that. If you're a competitor trying to beat her or defeat her with sleazy tactics, it's not going to work. Karma is a nasty thing to come back and bite you in the butt.