Joseph Rodeback

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[josephrodeback76]

Warning re: Dokotela

I'm posting this warning about Dokotela as a separate post so that it's searchable, and because I've seen a couple of references to their service today.Dokatela is a telehealth service, which was founded by Zelko Mustac.

Mustac was banned from psychiatry in 2004: archived article here:https://accforum.org/forums/index.php?/topic/1213-the-sunday-times-expose-perth/

if that link doesn't work, the waybackarchives should.

Mustac attempted to gain work via the RSL system, and RSL veterans took him to the media:https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/wa/rsl-chief-under-fire-amid-veteran-doctor-outrage-ng-02bc9289399be923d2b4af0cb1f248e0

Many of the reviews on google for dokotela are fake - how can you tell?If you check the 5 star reviews, they're often in batches. If you check the person who did the review, there's often something suspect about them - eg they only post generic 5 star reviews and nothing else. An urban plumbing business posting about the wonders of a regional telehealth service is dubious at best.I've tried using the "report to google" tool, but nothing happens.

I've seen Mustac, and that was how I found out - I've seen a lot of mental health people, but no one this dismissive and cold hearted. I've tried reporting, but it's fallen on deaf ears.Please avoid.

[josephrodeback76]

I'm so happy I got offered to join an MLM

I have been a massive lurker on this Reddit, especially this week as I had a massive binge on reading posts and watching videos about it. I was always thinking that this is some sort of fantasy or a rarity that there are types of people who are able to be sucked into this kind of scam. I thought that I'd never get to see it first hand, until today.

I work from home as a freelancer, so I apply a lot online if I see an offer I tend to apply to it.

I got a call today from some random phone number saying I applied to them, I say "Yes, I apply to many daily." She then asks if I want to make money work from home with my own business, to which I reply I already do. She asks how much I make, I gave a random number, she then asks how much I would like to make per month. I said "A billion dollars", she then says "Ok a billion per annum", I corrected her saying per month. She says okay and that she will send me an email with some videos to watch and she will get back to me.

Before she hangs up I ask her for the name of this company which I will run my own company in, it's called "Prosperity of life.", I actually never heard of this MLM before so I was a bit surprised I didn't hear "Itworks" or "Doterra" The email sends me to a link to videos which are a total of over two hours, generally, every conversation is about how much money this person is making monthly. (I can provide a link if you would like to see them)

It was a pretty surreal experience to know that this is an actual thing that anyone can receive, I was just watching an antiMLM video this morning with my coffee for a laugh. I guess I was happy to think that I got to see it for myself first hand.