Notorious Fool Trap
Has there ever been a more obvious BS rating, or gimmicked presentation of falsehoods? Years and years of purely negative reviews. 2026 is nothing but reports that the app doesn’t work at all, then months of silence after people gave up. Before that, less than 10% rated 4+ stars, and most of those are actually major complaints as well. Story after story of either app functionality failure or the fleecing of some fool who thought NFTs seemed like a really plausible investment scheme bc their screen said it could be but turned out the completely baseless claim wasn’t valid at all and would you believe that they didn’t give the simple sucker a refund?! A shady shell game profiting off stupidity, what a shocker. They offer absolutely no pretense of plausible good faith; no new scheme or twist whatsoever. Just a big bright dollar sign over the door, no charge to come in for a look; bare bones oaf bait.
Most peers throw a few bucks at auto-reply algorithms, review padding, or offer some such BS-ery by default; show a token sense of social propriety. None of that here- they went all in on it doesn’t matter anymore what anyone says after the fact. The suckers they want won’t read this or any other review that would require two more taps to see, nor even the front page ones. The rating number tells them that some authority or majority has approved of this so they need not delay their quick riches with any extra reading. And for the especially cautious marks, there’s a helpful AI summary to skim. It confirms what they want to feel like they took the time to check out before entrusting financial matters to some complete strangers, who, in real life, they’d immediately suspect & never do business with. But here, if a few symbols seem consistent, trust is automatic.
That’s as far as the appearance of credibility needs to go. Apple will make the rating look good; find the least unfavorable comments to feature even if it means claiming reviews more than 3 years old &/or less than 3 words long are the Most Helpful and making its own scam plain as day. Same goes for the summary: vaguely positive sentences affirming the app’s basic premise using an arrangement of words/letters plucked from real reviews.
OpenlySkeezy, spending not so much as a penny’s profit on looking legitimate, makes it clear-as does Apple-that users are on their own. If they feel like shutting down for a year, they will. However they get your money, they keep it. They’ve operated lacking any sort of integrity for years and been rewarded for it. No reason to expect anything else forthcoming.
Those who engage with such a blatant, shameless idiot tax apparatus as this are lucky every minute they’re not being looted. The delay is purely logistic: many to loot, limited hours in a day. Wait patiently, and you will be plundered as soon as profitable.
Good grief- even sheep know to run away when the wolf shows up dressed as a wolf!
Most peers throw a few bucks at auto-reply algorithms, review padding, or offer some such BS-ery by default; show a token sense of social propriety. None of that here- they went all in on it doesn’t matter anymore what anyone says after the fact. The suckers they want won’t read this or any other review that would require two more taps to see, nor even the front page ones. The rating number tells them that some authority or majority has approved of this so they need not delay their quick riches with any extra reading. And for the especially cautious marks, there’s a helpful AI summary to skim. It confirms what they want to feel like they took the time to check out before entrusting financial matters to some complete strangers, who, in real life, they’d immediately suspect & never do business with. But here, if a few symbols seem consistent, trust is automatic.
That’s as far as the appearance of credibility needs to go. Apple will make the rating look good; find the least unfavorable comments to feature even if it means claiming reviews more than 3 years old &/or less than 3 words long are the Most Helpful and making its own scam plain as day. Same goes for the summary: vaguely positive sentences affirming the app’s basic premise using an arrangement of words/letters plucked from real reviews.
OpenlySkeezy, spending not so much as a penny’s profit on looking legitimate, makes it clear-as does Apple-that users are on their own. If they feel like shutting down for a year, they will. However they get your money, they keep it. They’ve operated lacking any sort of integrity for years and been rewarded for it. No reason to expect anything else forthcoming.
Those who engage with such a blatant, shameless idiot tax apparatus as this are lucky every minute they’re not being looted. The delay is purely logistic: many to loot, limited hours in a day. Wait patiently, and you will be plundered as soon as profitable.
Good grief- even sheep know to run away when the wolf shows up dressed as a wolf!
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Some weeks later I got a mail from them insisting I should invest more money if I want to withdraw my money which I rejected, and! never hear from them again that was when I knew I had been scammed. I was really devastated at those moment and felt so bad that my hard earned money was gone. After some months I came across a lot of testimonies on the web how ForensicRecovery01 at gmail, com had helped many people recovered their stolen, scammed or duped money on bitcoin or any other form in digital currency. I contacted them and they promised to help me get my money back asked me some info about the scammer which I provided. The result was amazing || recovered all my stolen money back in hours I was so happy as! never believe I could get my money back. Thanks to FORENSICRECOVERY01 via gMail. Com you restore my happiness as I could see my funds in my wallet. Thank you.
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Stay away from this app it’s full of scammers.
I sold my nft and got paid 4.21cents and it gets withdrawn and disappears this app has bunch of bots by scammers who take peoples money
AArthur9717
App stopped working
App no longer working for last two months. Login completely broken
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