Women runs 520 miles on treadmill in 7 days but doesn't get WR as Guinness says her witness doesn't count

Outrageous that legit companies are willing to support these cheaters.

I read she was sponsored by Red Bull, Asics, Brooks... Disgusting.

Strava novice wrote:

She seems to have got some sort of promotional deal with Idealfituk, whoever they are, and has got it into her head that she's some sort of inspirational role model.

Someone should send them scam watcheroo's open letter and write up and let them know that she is a liar and a cheat.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=726110560846100&id=188981147892380

God, she's so brazen and delusional. What a nerve she has.

This "idealfit uk" doesn't seem to exist.

Only Idea fit.

Can anyone else find it?

YetAnotherBritishScammer wrote:

Outrageous that legit companies are willing to support these cheaters.

I read she was sponsored by Red Bull, Asics, Brooks... Disgusting.

Right, we all need to contact these sponsors with Scam_Watcheroo's letter.

Her website STILL claims she's the world record holder.

NEW WORLD RECORD: 7 DAY TREADMILL CHALLENGE

Amy ran 521 miles in 7 days on a treadmill at Manchester’s Trafford Centre between 1st and 8th September 2016 – the equivalent of almost three marathons every 24 hours – to break the previous Guinness World Record of 517.63 miles set in 2011.

“This challenge tested both my mental and physical capability to the ultimate limit! It was the hardest thing I have ever …and will ever do. I can’t quite believe I’ve actually done it… anything is possible and I believe that now more than ever. Thank you for everybody’s support, I could not have got through this without you.”

Anything is possible.

No it's not she couldn't win an ultra that's why she will never enter one

idealfit uk wrote:

God, she's so brazen and delusional. What a nerve she has.

This "idealfit uk" doesn't seem to exist.

Only Idea fit.

Can anyone else find it?

Idealfit is a company aimed at women only fitness, supplements etc. It’s likely the UK division of the Company.

To me it looks like IdealFit are just another one of the many companies that have recently popped up selling Snake Oil to naïve, gullible, fitness fans...

She's the perfect face for a Snake Oil sales....

fvck amy wrote:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BamOzJWjkEj/?taken-by=idealfituk

Everyone on Facebook please message this company's page and tell them the truth about fraudster Amy, including Scam_Watcheroo's letter bellow.

YetAnotherBritishScammer wrote:

Outrageous that legit companies are willing to support these cheaters.

I read she was sponsored by Red Bull, Asics, Brooks... Disgusting.

This is the way of the world I'm afraid. Armstrong had loads of sponsors, as do the Kenyans, Ratcliffe etc etc and many of them were cheating to perform to get those sponsorship deals which were financially much larger.

cheating pays wrote:

YetAnotherBritishScammer wrote:

Outrageous that legit companies are willing to support these cheaters.

I read she was sponsored by Red Bull, Asics, Brooks... Disgusting.

This is the way of the world I'm afraid. Armstrong had loads of sponsors, as do the Kenyans, Ratcliffe etc etc and many of them were cheating to perform to get those sponsorship deals which were financially much larger.

I noticed what you did there.

there is no me in Amy

Hughes that girl wrote:

there is no me in Amy

But there is a my

Tell them wrote:

Everyone on Facebook please message this company's page and tell them the truth about fraudster Amy, including Scam_Watcheroo's letter bellow.

x

Did you check out their Instagram? They've been using Amy photo's since June. And, fundamentally, the question is, do you think they care about integrity? Look at what the are selling - "Protein Shake for Women". Does anybody with integrity or credibility believe that women need a different kind of protein then men do? What kind of protein would that be?

If they can't do the 5 minutes of research to find out what Amy is about, it's likely it's because they really don't care. But, you could also assume they did do the 5 minutes of research and still don't care. They are on the same page - they want to sell to people and how they go about selling is't based on truth/science etc., it's based on impressions created by social media. Those impressions do not have to be honest, it's just about creating an image they want to sell.

Sure, if you splash the truth out there they a company selling products will want to distance themselves from somebody who may taint their reputation, but the truth is people are lazy and nobody looks into any of the women's photo's used to promote their product - they just want to believe that if they spend some money they too can become thin.

If it were about ethics then the company wouldn't exist as it's not actually fulfilling a need that isn't already being met elsewhere, it's the modern cult of social media.

Create a brand out of nothing, post lot's of 'inspirational' role model photos and quotes, then sell unneeded products to naïve and gullible 'fans'. In reality, the target audience of the brand are very unlikely to be protein deficient and can buy sports clothing for any number of retailers (online and physical).

Wonder what the big announcement is?

I'm soooo excited!

No sign of the treadmill world record claim on her website any more.

Shi wrote:

No sign of the treadmill world record claim on her website any more.

That just need to get rid of the 53 marathons claim now.

Shi wrote:

No sign of the treadmill world record claim on her website any more.

She's removed it from the front page, removed the GWR logo and the hilarious footnote that it's still awaiting official confirmation, but the WR claim is still on the events and challenges page:

Becoming thin? I thought Amy was #bodypositive and she hated bodyshaming?

Yet another lie?