What seemed like an innocent publication with good intentions in the background became a headache for Janis Pope in the last few hours.
Just like that, because the former Protagonists of Fame He raised hives in the cyberworld with an announcement he made on Instagramin which he referred to his new business. Specific, He was the focus of criticism for a message he shared and in which he sought to recruit people.
“I am looking for Spanish-speaking women, between 30 and 45 years old, who want to work from their cell phone, have more time with their family and generate $2,000 a month”wrote the influencer with the intention of adding some of her followers to her new venture.
Furthermore, in another publication he told more details about it. “I have been living off social media for more than 6 years selling products (at first physical products). “I have managed to generate a stable economy with an average monthly income of $2,000 USD,” he indicated.
However, he clarified that in recent times the market for physical products has suffered a decline, so “My income was affected, so I decided to go out in search of something new. “This is how the opportunity to continue on networks appeared, but now with digital products.”
Criticisms and clarifications
Of course, Janis’s call, where she limited the age range for those interested, hit some of her followers like a kick in the pants, who did not hesitate to question her.
“I think you are being discriminatory with age, please check that. “We older people can do much more than some people believe, age is just a number,” “No Janis, you didn’t leave possibilities open. If you had put women from… it would have been debatable” and “what a shame that there is age discrimination. My mom was interested, but she is 50″, were some of the criticisms she received.
For this reason, Pope couldn’t stand it and decided to go out and respond. “It’s just a range, it’s not to be taken as something serious. It is kinder to say ‘I want too’ regardless of age,” he defended himself.
She even responded to a comment where they accused her that the ad was a scam. “No sweetheart, I wouldn’t put my time into something like that. “They are digital products, courses, workshops,” he explained.
Finally, he also ruled out that they were Herbalife or Nuskin products, as they had written in the comments. “There is no need to be dismissive. “There are families that live off of that,” he finished.
