Marshonda Henderson (E1ULife.com) & Patrick Laing (Vidme.io) Exposed – MLM Scams & Broken Promises

In this explosive exposé, Danny de Hek – The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger – dives headfirst into a Zoom meeting that starts off like any other… but quickly unravels into a live case study of how modern scams are dressed up as digital opportunities.

We begin with Marshonda Henderson, a self-appointed mentor trying to teach attendees how to build a “funnel” for a shady-looking MLM called E1ULife. She struggles through basic marketing terminology, attempting to appear credible while essentially describing a rinse-and-repeat recruitment scheme. Her segment is filled with vague talk about landing pages, "educational value", and affiliate links — but noticeably lacks any mention of real products or services.

Then the real showdown begins. Danny teams up with Rob Woolley to grill Patrick Laing, a key promoter of Vidme, a suspicious new video platform claiming it will “change the creator economy” and make “a million millionaires.” While Vidme presents itself as a YouTube competitor, Danny exposes its structural flaws in real time:

THE PLATFORM DOESN’T EXIST PUBLICLY. IT’S STILL “IN BETA.”

There’s no functional product to demonstrate.
Promises of huge passive income rely on recruiting more affiliates.
Its affiliate site leaks private user data — searchable by email and name.
The platform’s leadership and tech claims are unverified.

Patrick attempts to defend Vidme but is unable to provide clear answers on how the revenue model works, who is running the show, or when the product will actually launch. Instead, he repeats corporate jargon and says “we’re just getting started.” Meanwhile, Danny systematically tears through every claim, exposing it as yet another hyper-hyped funnel with no foundation.

KEY MOMENTS IN THIS STREAM:

Live Funnel Breakdown: Marshonda's attempt to teach a sales system exposes E1ULife as another recruitment engine disguised as education.
The Patrick Laing Interview: A polite but intense interrogation into Vidme’s structure, security flaws, and income promises.
Privacy Breach Caught Live: Danny reveals how personal data of Vidme affiliates is publicly searchable.
Platform in Name Only: Despite all the hype, no working version of Vidme is available for public use — but money is already changing hands.
MLM Red Flags: Compensation structures heavily skewed toward recruitment over actual content creation.
Emotional Toll: Danny shares firsthand reports of how families have been devastated by similar scams — some even leading to suicides.

This isn’t just a callout — it’s a real-time investigation. If you're researching E1ULife, Patrick Laing, or Vidme, watch this video before putting your money or time on the line. There’s no product. There’s no clarity. Just another slick pitch built on vague tech promises and the hope of easy money.

*KNOW WHO YOU'RE DEALING WITH*.

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