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Topic: (SCAM) influencio.io running a big scam empire (Read 167 times)

legendary
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Yes, I'm an asshole
I accept the fact that these are real people but the project's team messed the whole thing up, wrong links here and there I mean what kind of project management is this? Also I'm suspecting that these influencers aren't even aware that they are been used, none of these people posted anything related to this project on their social media.

Did you read my post carefully? Although I have to agree that their professionalism and competence are quite questionable in regards to wrongly linking username of their "partners", your suspicion is proven to be wrong. If you see the images on my previous post, you can see that the accounts they announced as their influencer on their feeds did posted content about influencio on their own Ig story.

This proves that your claim of they're not even aware that they are being used is wrong as I am sure --unless the influencio team is a hacker who hacked each of those influencers' ig profile just to post a story, and that those influencers somehow didn't notice an extra content on their story-- those stories didn't upload themselves, those influencers post the content on their consent.

Just to satisfy my curiosity and double check, I looked at their ig once more few good hours ago and managed to snip some evidences.



However, it need to be noted that partnering with tons of influencer didn't directly translates as a good project. One of the best example of this is the McAfee's situation.
member
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I accept the fact that these are real people but the project's team messed the whole thing up, wrong links here and there I mean what kind of project management is this? Also I'm suspecting that these influencers aren't even aware that they are been used, none of these people posted anything related to this project on their social media.
legendary
Activity: 2730
Merit: 1560
Yes, I'm an asshole
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The problem here is every single person on their Twitter page as an influencer are all fake

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Most of the accounts are abandoned with almost no followers and no original pictures available, here are a few proofs

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Maybe you need to deepen the search? I think it's the case of a very poor community manager or, like Rikafip said, an incompetent team who doesn't properly tag the official handler/username. I've tried to get more information on them from the earlier time when they first launched an ann thread, but their BM --and most likely this forum's CM too-- apened doesn't bother to reply my questions.

About the fake influencer accusation, though, I do some digging out of curiosity from their Instagram side, took random posts announcing their cooperation, and some of the results are as follows:

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As can be seen, they posted story about the project as a paid promote, with exception of Mr. Ebigie whose story already past 24 hours so it's unwatchable anymore.

Not that I'm vouching them, I didn't have enough evidence to judge whether they're scam or a legit project, but my quick investigation so far brought us to their parent company, Technicorum, which is registered in Singapore, and announced their partnership on a press

The CEO himself also list both companies on his social media, indicating that influencio didn't just borrow his name without his knowledge.



legendary
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One of their influencers is named Pa Konate and here is the image link

 

the image says this person has 11,000 followers where as the actual followers is just 26, check it out here https://mobile.twitter.com/Pakonate also the person in the image is black right? But they drop their Instagram account which leads to a white man's account https:/[Suspicious link removed]/eTcLQUMo4E
Seems like hat guy Pa Konate exists. According to his Instagram account, he plays for Bulgarian club Botev Plovid and has 11,000 followers on his Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/pakonate/?hl=en . Question is whether he is part of Influencio or they just used his name.



Here is Simon Weider
and here is the Simon Weider you get if you click on the Weider twitter account they dropped
https://mobile.twitter.com/simonweider  
Same thing for Simon Weider, on his Instagram account he has 13,000 followers.



There are tons of proof on twitter that this project is a big scam and I'm surprised that many are wearing it's signature, I'm guessing they intentionally use dead accounts on twitter but the proof is all available, I'm sorry I don't know how to make pictures show up on here, maybe I've not reach that level yet?
Now, either their team is completely incompetent and they don't know how to properly tag people/giving wrong twitter accounts or those people are not really Influencio ambassadors but one thing is certain: these people actually exist.


I'm sorry I don't know how to make pictures show up on here, maybe I've not reach that level yet?
Yep, you need to be at least Jr Member rank in order for your images to show up.




Generally, this looks like yet another useless shitcoin project that has no real need to use blockchain, other than lure naive investors to buy the worthless shitcoins.On top of that, each and every of their tweets has been mindlessly shilled which is another red fag. At the best case scenario this is money grab, and at the worst another scam. Either way, everyone that invest in this crap will most likely loose money.
legendary
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Questions and suggestions for you.
• Does the manager know the influencio.io campaign is a scam.
• How long did the campaign last and when did they say the token distribution to the participants.
• Do they cheat participants tokens are not transferred.
• maybe you should provide other evidence, a little more and more accurate, if the influencio.io campaign is a scam.
• I don't see any real evidence in this allegation, if their campaign is a scam, you're just saying Twitter is fake.
• I think you should dig up more evidence about them if you want to accuse influenza.io of being a scam.
member
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I don't know if this is the right section for this, I'm just trying to save the neck of those who don't take their time to do good research on projects before investing money on the project, this project name is called Influencio. io, I see that they are running a bounty campaign here

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-influencio-1080000-influence-tokens-up-for-grab-5-weeks-5382776

The problem here is every single person on their Twitter page as an influencer are all fake

https://mobile.twitter.com/InfluencioCoin

Most of the accounts are abandoned with almost no followers and no original pictures available, here are a few proofs

One of their influencers is named Pa Konate and here is the image link  the image says this person has 11,000 followers where as the actual followers is just 26, check it out here https://mobile.twitter.com/Pakonate also the person in the image is black right? But they drop their Instagram account which leads to a white man's account https:/[Suspicious link removed]/eTcLQUMo4E

Many of them influencers have blocked accounts or suspended accounts on twitter and most don't even have followers I believe this project is a big scam ring trying so hard to rob people.

Here is Simon Weider
and here is the Simon Weider you get if you click on the Weider twitter account they dropped
https://mobile.twitter.com/simonweider  

Mathilda Bohall = Fake ( account suspended )
Aimer sher = Fake or Abandoned ( 1 follower) since 2007
Oscar Zachrison = Abandoned account ( 1 follower) since 2012

There are tons of proof on twitter that this project is a big scam and I'm surprised that many are wearing it's signature, I'm guessing they intentionally use dead accounts on twitter but the proof is all available, I'm sorry I don't know how to make pictures show up on here, maybe I've not reach that level yet?
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