Weight Loss 5g v6

[Shannon]

The program was never truly meant for me, I meant to give it to someone else to use, someone who needs it and was just hoping to test it out for myself first to see how it works.

In your case, there are issues that need to be dissolved or healed. It will take significant time for some such people, and as I said, that's why six months is the specified time of use.

Clearly, I am ineligible for a refund unless if I use for 6 months and don't lose the weight. However, me losing the weight is inevitable, within 6 months I will be skinny with or without the program.

It would seem, then, that regardless of what happens, you will not attribute it to the program if you lose any weight. If you don't, as you have not so far, however, we can see the program affecting you through your resistance. Resistance requires something to resist.

In any case, I have 4 questions:

1. If I give my copy to someone else and then delete my own, copy protection will not be triggered, correct?

Correct. Delete all copies in your possession after giving the person a copy, and you'll be fine.

2. Assuming the answer to #1 is that copy protection is not triggered, do I need to inform the person receiving the sub that it has been paid for, or them simply not knowing will be okay.

Inform them that it has been paid for, and that you have deleted all copies in your possession.

3. If it's allowed for me to give it to another person and they use it for 6 months with no results, am I eligible for the refund?

No. Only the person purchasing it is eligible, and only if they themselves use it according to the directions.

4. Let's say I used it for 6 months and did get results, am I allowed to give my copy to someone else and delete my own, or would I need to purchase another copy for the other person?

If you get value from it, and then give it away, even if you delete all copies, is someone benefiting from my work without me being recompensed? If the answer is yes, it will trigger the anti-piracy scripting. In this case, the answer is yes.

Each copy that is benefited from by a different person must be paid for separately, with the exception of if they are exposed as a consequence of your own private use.