Well it’s been 3 years so hopefully she realized this... what a weird scam

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@Kyree Zayd Yup, I've been using instaflixxer for months myself :)

@@ebonhawken574 I’m sure the lady KNEW they were fake, her etsy is still up and she has the items still listed liked Tahitian Pear Oysters $500 each , and Oysters with 10 “NATURAL color pearls” inside $50 each, when a bunch of them in total are barely worth 1 dollar. This channel is just to promote her store . A real Tahitian pearl is worth like $1k to $25k , if they were real she should be selling them to jewelry shops not on etsy , lol. Her supplier probably let her know it was a scam, i mean shes even wearing gloves , it was revealed they resealed the oysters with dangerous chemicals . Supplier probably told her about it. Watch the video, the oyster is falling apart like a potato chip..

How do you find real pearls? I'm struggling to find any companies that sell legit ones x

She said she carried all colors now which is a dead giveaway that she’s not trying to hid that they are kinda fake also they aren’t worth $1 because supply and demand a lot of people want pearls for different reasons and it’s just fun to watch I think 😊🤷🏻

How do you know from the exterior that they have pearls inside? And not fake

@@warr1 it's fake hunny. They put fake pearls in dead oysters then reseal them. Pearls don't grow inside the flesh of an oyster. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@@warr1 look up marine biologists debunking this. Don't believe me. Believe the experts. This is a grotesque scam. I feel sad for the oysters that get killed for absolutely no purpose.

@@pumpkinspiced thanks God I'm still alive after one year. Hi vianney!

Lol those are not mussels lol idk what they are but they aren’t mussels and maybe not even real oysters. This is a scam regardless

😂😂😂

What's so odd? It's really fun!!

Considering these oysters don't produce coloured pearls I find it very odd.

@@kristyfield9789 its "vantel pearls". Google it. Its so bad.

Nope. I kinda think so too.

It’s fun to watch but these are resealed oysters with pearls that are died and blasted with chemicals worth less then a dollar

Thank you! I have definitely perfected my oyster shucking!

Valerie Burks no

Valerie Burks open the foot of the oyster then disconnect the eye with the shell

These aren't actual pearl producing oysters. These are oysters they've killed and placed fake, dyed pearls inside and treated with major chemicals to "reseal" the oyster. Thats why it breaks apart like that.

Too bad they aren’t real.

Idk man this video is weirdly sexual or something and making me feel weird.

That sounds like a beautiful combination of pearls!

Heather Durbin i

These are pearl oysters, they were grown and farmed specifically for the pearls inside which is why all of my oysters have pearls inside.

@@MaddiesPearls why are you lying? Lmfao these are "vantel pearls" and its an mlm scam.

They are not natural pearls .

I love the reds too! Definitely one of my favorite pearl colors.

Yess!!

They’re dyed.

The oysters were dead when she received them. She is not killing the oyster

@@marylynncox7599 he said they are dyed, not died. those pearls aren't real, they're coloured to look like that. no pearls would naturally come out looking like that.

i am watching too😁

Check out my latest videos, I perfected the shucking!

@@Ashtitude37 actually I bought some just to test this out because I too was skeptical but they are actually really colorful

@@abbysong1592 because they're fake and dyed. Lol

They don't. Real pearls are only in a few shades and none of these hot pink and green and crap.

It is soooo addicting! Be warned! :)

She gets them from vanta pearls. Its an mlm.

It was beautiful!

I’m not looking for anything than entertainment. Won’t ever buy one

Thanks :)

That would be so cool!

Pre planted. Pre dyed cheap pearls

So addicting

cat animation i think you can get some on Etsy

You don’t. They are dyed pearls placed in there. These people are scammers

😂 um...no. the pearls are dyed, then put inside a random oyster. The oysters are sealed using a chemical process. These oysters did not make these pearls!

​@@Youre-WelcomeThank you, I can't believe someone asked this question. I couldn't stop laughing!!

They are dyed, so no, not natural colors. The MLM is called Vantel Pearls if you would like to read more about them.

You can check my prices at etsy.com/shop/MaddiesPearls

Great choices! :)

Maddie's Pearls thx

You can order your own oysters at etsy.com/shop/MaddiesPearls

The exotic colors are not natural. They go through a dye process in oyster to turn into the beautiful bright colors.

@@MaddiesPearls scamming and a liar? These are not real pearls nor created inside the “oysters” it’s all fake.

Oh really? How interesting! I'll have to google that :)

it's fake

This is a scheme. There not real.

Ariel Giove oop k

Maddie's Pearls how do you get the oysters and how do you learn how to open them

How do you know you’re not getting imitation pearls? And where do you get the oysters from? It seems like every single time I try to do this I never get the correct oysters to give me real pearls

Thank you!

You know this is a scam right? Lol

Those are 2 of my favorite pearl colors!

They are dyed cheap pears It's a scam

Yes I do, you can prices at my store, etsy.com/shop/MaddiesPearls

The cranberry reds are SO beautiful!

Hi Shirley! I can send pearls to Australia :) You can order from etsy.com/shop/MaddiesPearls

I just dip them in water to clean them off before putting in the sand.

And is that sand or sault

You don't "have" to use it but it looks the best to put your pearls in. You can use sand, salt or sugar!

Okay thanks

The best color ever!