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Cleanse whoever uses text-to-speech* I'm just watching this hoping Null rips boogie and the other tards a new one.
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you know (((who))) you should talk to, and they won't sell unless you're willing on paying hundreds of thousandsHow much do you think betterhelp would sell boogie's info for, and who can I contact to buy it?
Just to clarify what I meant, there’s significantly less legal bureaucracy with fax machines and snail mail than other methods of communication like email and chats for doctors. That is why many still opt for the fax machine as opposed to using a system with the require encryption. In addition to cost as you mentioned, many are just terrible.I will agree with you that at the very lease the spirit of the law shouldn't allow a small clause in the ToS, if some one wants to go digging more this may (or may not) be of use: https://www.healthit.gov/topic/health-information-privacy-law-and-policy
As far as Fax machines I am going to say its more of 1 ) the cost of encrypted email systems 2) laziness/"too much money" 3) HIPAA what I will call "there was an attempt" loop hole. I have been in offices were the non fax machine was in a common area, and the only way to "prevent" PHI/PII form printing out was to take the paper out, yet this was "okay", as was having non network segerated Windows 2000/2003 boxes that were connected to the internet with PII/PHI in it.
The security of fax machines are bad at worse and debatable at best. If you send an encrypted email if you send it to the wrong email depending on system at lease you can revoke access from the incorrect receiver immediately before damage was done.
Giving him the benefit of the doubt since he is currently relaying more information, I think he just either wasn't aware of it or rather indifferent to it -- AI is the future like it or not, everyone does it and there's no stopping it. A massive black pill, just like the 20-inch Jamal that incinerated his ex-wife.Is this motherfucker advertising NORDvpn while getting exposed for shilling data-miners?
So is phil the guy that has more fingers on the scam pie? Or is it someone else?Based on conversations I had I believe in the ponzi-style affiliate marketing system.
If you go to the first post, open any archive link of any YTer who's been advertsing BetterHelp, and then check the URL bar for &utm_campaign=, they will show you who their top-of-the-pyramid referrer is.
I'll pick some at random to show you.
V-Squared https://archive.is/M0mBi
&utm_campaign=InfluenceLogic
Kati Morton https://archive.is/rGUBH
&utm_campaign=InfluenceLogic
Milo Stewart https://archive.is/oVdjZ
&utm_campaign=InfluenceLogic
Laci Green https://archive.is/XaNp9
&utm_campaign=InfluenceLogic
Destiny https://archive.is/8cRFN
&utm_campaign=Branded+Entertainment+Network
H3 https://archive.is/fNaOx
&utm_campaign=InfluenceLogic
Yes. If they're paying the 2nd rung $200 a referral, then the top rung probably earns half that.So is phil the guy that has more fingers on the scam pie? Or is it someone else?
Literally a link at the very top of the page that says "archive everything".@Null ---- I'm a newfag when it comes to archiving. Baby Bitch-tits' first internet autistic weaponization.
I am sorry, but at first, nobody knew shit, and it was and is an ongoing investigation, a joint effort between me and my viewers, finding information and so on.Going to start compiling shit and putting it into 1 video because fuck watching a 9 part memology101 thing where I need to read some exceptional text every 2 minutes.
Don't apologise, It was just my perspective and for all I know I'm being retarded, just let us know if I can help in anyway as I've disbanded the idea of making a video because of all the attention it's already getting. I've archived as much content as I can so if you're missing anything as well, let me knowI am sorry, but at first, nobody knew shit, and it was and is an ongoing investigation, a joint effort between me and my viewers, finding information and so on.
as far as 2013Does anybody know whether or not Shane was offered this promotion before he started working on his latest series? How far back does this organisation go with youtubers?
I feel bad for the series, don't get me wrong. The editing could improve and having a 9 part shit does down on me. I just wanted to make sure to get word out as fast as possible to make sure people had this knowledge before using the service.Don't apologise, It was just my perspective and for all I know I'm being exceptional, just let us know if I can help in anyway as I've disbanded the idea of making a video because of all the attention it's already getting. I've archived as much content as I can so if you're missing anything as well, let me know
Jacksepticunt said YouTube hooked him up with Kati Morton. YouTube has ties to the campaign.How the fuck did they dig their slimy hooks into everyone so damn quickly?
Jacksepticunt said YouTube hooked him up with Kati Morton. YouTube has ties to the campaign.
I'd just like to put in my two cents regarding their practices. I'll use therapist as a broad term so I don't have to write out an alphabet soup of certification/degree acronyms.
It's not unheard of for therapists to outright tell a patient that they are not the appropriate professional for them, but this is usually in the case of people who don't bother to listen to or apply what the therapist is saying. You'll see this a lot with kids who are forced into seeing someone after a guidance department recommends it and well-meaning parents go down the list of professionals covered under their insurance until they find someone who is accepting new patients. Same with the more dramatic of personality disorders; they'll tell you about how they're following what the therapist suggests, but will return the next week to wail about the same issues because they are too stuck in their behaviors to actually change. People who will not follow what the therapist suggests are wasting their time, their therapist's time, and the time of someone who would actually benefit from therapy. Another thing to consider is that certain illnesses respond better to certain treatments, like DBT being more effective for Cluster B personality disorders than the traditional approach of CBT.
This, of course, is not how this scam is approaching people they know they can't pull the wool over on.
What also strikes me as odd is that $35/week is touted as more affordable than most therapists out there. While private practices will usually hand you a bill upwards of $100 per session because most insurances don't cover them, there are actual clinics with actual professionals out there for both therapy and psychiatry I know with co-pays as little as $25/week. $35 might be on the cheaper end of payments, but it certainly isn't the deal of a lifetime.
Letting your insurance know about receiving treatment is important, especially in regard to chronic disorders. If your insurance can see that you have a history of issues, they may be more willing to review prescriptions or treatments they normally would not consider to pay for. (Keyword may, however) Then there's the tax aspect, which I don't have enough knowledge to go into regarding deductibles and their ceilings. There are pros and cons obviously, but when dealing with something as chronic and severe as mental illness, I think having your insurance clued in is important. While non-consenting admittance to psychiatric wards may be a huge signal to an insurance provider, it certainly is not cheap in both the short and long term.
Watching Memology's videos were very interesting, though around the 5th video the special effects turned from an alright gimmick to almost giving me a migraine. (An informational video should not look like a teenager's first go at Sony Vegas.) Watching the people advocating for Betterhelp gave me the impression that I could probably recreate the list of talking points given to them by the company. Most, if not all, people shilling this scam barely came off as genuine to me. But, I can see many kids who don't really know what therapy should look like and what it entails thinking this is the real deal. When children are at arguably the shittiest end of the mental health industry, in my opinion, it brings down how important seeking out therapy can be to a person who genuinely wants to better themselves.
EDIT, accidentally hit reply too early: This is diving into conspiracy levels, but Scientology runs a similar style of claiming privacy, though ultimately having literal rooms of dossiers filled with people's history, secrets, and even fake memories they were cajoled into believing happened. Scientology makes use of these dossiers in the form of leverage to make sure dissidents either stay in or stay quiet if they manage to escape from the cult. I don't see Betterhelp pulling an act like this, but I thought I'd mention it.
"Parents need to know that YAKiT Kids makes kids' safety and creativity a priority. No personal information is requested or collected. There are no in-app purchases or ads. There's not even an option to share their adorable creations via social media or email through the app. Creations can be saved to the camera roll and shared outside of the app, though"
In my opinion if you're going to make anymore on this topic, have it being an over arching video covering everything up to this point, get someone to do voice for ya (who knows, null might) and just try to summarise the key points in a sharp, concise manner with a decent script. ezpzI use Filmora. I got carried away with the wormhole transitions.
Also I was planning a 10th episode, but you guys are covering it so well.