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RE: [WARNING: SCAMMER on Steemit] - "Steem Cash" is the latest project of a known con-man
Massive scam, he can't even be bothered to get the details right, there haven't been any Germans who have made $44k on a post. Plus of course, you can get all the tips you like for free, right here on Steemit; all you have to do, is look.
Cg
Maybe I misunderstand your comment. But there has been a German, going by the name mentioned in the mail generating $(steemdollar)44k on one post -> https://steemit.com/piston/@xeroc/piston-web-first-open-source-steem-gui---searching-for-alpha-testers
I didn't realise Xeroc was German, my point still stands though, you shouldn't pay for "secret information" that you can get for free on Steemit. Especially when that information on its own, guarantees you nothing.
Cg
"Getting the details right" - Cool that this is sorted. Anyway the whole thing still smells pretty fishy and it's a bit odd to see that @xeroc gives his name and reputation away for this.
I was asked for a quick interview, and I agreed. There is nothing more to it. If Steemit Inc. has had interest to interview me, I would have agreed as well, but they didn't (even though I offered it to them earlier).
Exactly. There's no "secret information". This guy is trying to use old world tactics, ie, ripping off innocent newbies on new world freedom of information. Spelling errors, too. Always a bad sign. At least hire an editor for pete's sake. Errors=scam
LOL, you try transcribing an English accent and a German accent accurately with speed...sorry Mark and Fabian :p
Yeah you're totally right. I guess all colleges to close their doors since all of the information available and them is made public in some way, shape, form on the internet.
And those textbook companies don't even get me started on those m************.
You see we did a bunch of research and compiled it together into extremely easy to read and follow instructions to help people. That's what text books in other things do too. And people pay for those. Are they scams?
You happen to have the luxury of being on this platform for a couple of months now and seem to know everything about the platform which is fantastic, for you. Unfortunately not a lot of other people have that kind of time available to them and they'd rather spend a couple of dollars to learn how to do it quickly and efficiently.
Those God damn scammers.
Errors=scam?? Glad you were not correcting my English papers!
Did you see anywhere where he was selling this information??
I checked, he did not but I assume he will be in the future since they allude to a launch.
It still doesn't look like a scam to me...
Thanks for stepping up for the cause!