She didn't have a real product. The whole company promoted something that didn't exist, and was most probably technically unable to exist. Inside, they used the

She didn't have a real product. The whole company promoted something that didn't exist, and was most probably technically unable to exist. Inside, they used the products of other companies, but even that wasn't reliable under the technical limitations that she imposed as the main "success" of the company. The actual diagnoses to actual humans were therefore often completely fake. The product was fake. The technological solution she claimed the company had didn't exist, and very probably it can't exist. And the financial and success claims about the company were also fake. The very thing that was apparently responsible for the success of the company just didn't exist, and even the scale of the apparent success was a lie. For all the details, the book I've already mentioned before.