Ashy Bines Plagiarism Fiasco – Part 3

Ashy Bines next plagiarism act was originally sourced by a blog called Booty Miracle. It seems like if you scroll through Ashy’s official page, most of her posts about building a booty, has been sourced from this uncredited blog. Let’s take a look at what she has done.

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Ashy Bines Plagiarism Fiasco – Part 2

Plagiarism is a huge issue and this happens in many places. That doesn’t justify it being a right thing to do. As a businessperson and public figure, is highly unprofessional to do so. Especially not being responsible for it, making up for the mistake and offering a compensation. Ashy Bines doesn’t seem to comprehend this.

The next post that has recently been plagiarised by Ashy was originally sourced by Shape Magazine. Notice how they were not credited at all and at the end of the post, it is used to sell Ashy’s Booty Transformation.

Ashy Bines Post: https://www.facebook.com/AshyBinesOfficial/photos/a.691624127578710.1073741828.691596354248154/937762566298197/

Original Source (Uncredited): http://www.shape.com/fitness/workouts/4-weeks-fit-muffin-top-melter/

Ashy Bines Asks for Personal Information on Public Page

Throughout the end of last week, Ashy Bines public Facebook page for her Bikini Body challenge franchise has been asking for personal information for her followers to sign up on a new 12 week Ashy Bines Fitspo Challenge. One of the posts (A pinned one to say the least!) asks for followers to post their own personal phone numbers in the comments below OR message the page (For privacy reasons, we will not post a screenshot of the comments in that post as it contains vulnerable women who have commented with their phone numbers).

This is a huge security risk. The internet is accessible for all sorts of people from around the world. We don’t know who is behind the screen and what their intentions are. To encourage your own followers to post their personal contact numbers publicly is highly unprofessional.

Ironically, Ashy Bines posted on her verified Facebook page in regards to Ashley Madison’s case of being hacked. The vulnerable women who have posted their personal contact numbers on ABBBC’s page are prone to being “hacked” or stalked or many other worst case scenarios. A lot of online platforms use your phone number nowadays for methods to recover your account (Facebook, Email, Twitter, Instagram, etc.).