Kikerinka
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- Dec 18, 2010
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Mate, there isn't any Lambda Investments company in Barcelona, and there has never been one... It is a simple website that isn't even indexed... You can make such a website in an hour.https://lambdainvestments.com/e866c-contact/
Everyone complaining but no real effort to actually find him.
Do you really think a website of a real investment company would look like this, with just one phone and one strange email? And with a login for clients?
If you check the older version of the website on whois (apparently it has been indexed before), the names of the supposed "clients" aren't even real. Such companies do not even exist.... Other information that has been posted there is utter nonsense too.
If anything, the website makes things look only more fishy, and calling that number for sure won't get you anywhere.
And what would you expect that he would write in that newsletter? That all 10 sites (or 20, or 50, or how many he sold for $10K) were a flopI'm also in the same boat. I bought his software and also got a domain from him. The domain came from a Namecheap account with his real name. He also logged on to his Github account (with a username he's known to have on Reddit) from my server when setting up the server, so I'm sure I dealt with the real Sartre. Also, the payment I made was done to Lambda Investments. Unfortunately I've had an error on the software since April 28, but he stopped responding to me April 26, so I haven't been able to fix it since... I would be extremely sad and angry if I have wasted all those funds.
You can find some phone numbers when looking at his company sites. I didn't try calling them yet though.
Just check swiftgrowth.com and you'll see it.
Yeah, I also don't believe hacking is the case. The way I see it there are 3 options: Personal disaster/arrested, kidnapped, or exit scam...
I sent them email to all the email account I could find. No response yet.
But this is a guy who has plenty of sites, right? One site shouldn't make that big of a dent in his income?
In regards to his Mediavine deal, here's what he said in an email I received from his personal site: "
I'm proud to report that 7 out of 10 clients from the Black Friday 2022 promotion are now part of Mediavine! I stand by my work and have refunded clients who didn't achieve their desired results. Proof of both success stories and refunds is available upon request."
When he was setting up the software on my server, he was also sending me various screenshots of the software on his own server to show me what some future updates would be. In one of the screenshots there was also a income overview integrated in his software. All I'll say is that if that screenshot and those numbers are correct, he's still earning huge amounts of money.
I really hope this isn't an exit scam, as I really looked at him as a trusted member here, and he seemed very upright in his communication with him up until he suddenly stopped responding.
I spoke to another person on this forum though, and he is certain it's an exit scam. He says Sartre owes him a huge refund but he didn't want to pay it.
I have also reached out to someone I think is his business partner on LinkedIn, but I haven't gotten a response yet.
If there is actually any trusted member here with the website from this deal that really got into Mediavine in six months, let him come out and say so.
Mediavine JSON is easily accessible. You can check the websites there, one by one, date of creation, how quick they grew in content, and so on. Easier than you think to identify the AI sites, and while there are dozens of AI/combined sites on Mediavine, you will find it hard to provide one example that fits the criteria of Sartre's deal...
Having said all of that, I hope I am totally wrong here, and he eventually comes back, and refunds you and others.