Blofeldz
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Or that. For the sake of getting some hard data I'd hope that anyone who has been scammed opens up a dispute, even if there is no chance of getting your money back. @RealDaddy and others?
Where the heck is Sartre?
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Brickbat1
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Seems you had some beef before now..and this is only an opportunity to pour it out. Come on man, you should be bigger than this.
Calm down. If it was so obvious and simple, why didn't you create a thread unmasking Sartre when he was an active member?
I myself have already was scammed on this forum and did not open a dispute, precisely because of the inability to recover the money and laziness to send evidence without the hope of recovering my investment. I believe that I am not the only one who thinks like this, being right or wrong.
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Whom does Sartre owe money and for what?
Kikerinka
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This thread must be the topic of the year, not the topic of the month. I've been away 24 hours and got more notifications than I've got when I posted the best stuff in my own journey thread... This is crazy, but I believe mods know what they do and have a good reason not to lock this thread (otherwise they'd do it already).
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Surely it is all speculations, but you cannot deny some members here posted valid information about their deals with Sartre, his websites, origin of the pictures he posted on his sites, even Skype conversations with him etc.
So while there is a lot of speculation here, there is also a lot of factual evidence posted here that can eventually help to shed more light on the entire issue.
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And I share many of your sentiments, though I am not that sure he was confident about his service. If he was, why would he not accept PayPal payments for example? I know he said (besides of million other things he said) that PayPal closed his account once and held funds, but for someone like him (or who he claimed to be), with bank accounts and companies in 7 different countries, etc, it could not been a problem opening another and another PayPal account, could it???
Based on the info shared here so far, he took almost all his payments in crypto, where there is no chance to force a refund until the seller wants to grant it...
You grew my 500K speculation even further. @itz_styx is gonna be furious .
People comparing him to Sartre here (in any means of IM skills or knowledge or earnings) is by far the biggest speculation and joke on the entire thread. If Sartre reads this thread somewhere on Bahamas drinking pinacolada (as someone here speculated), he for sure couldn't stop laughing reading that.
Sartre posted many different photos, apparently of different people too. Could the one with his motorcycle be the real Sartre?
It was me who made the speculation--and I meant it as a speculation. Now things even spinned-off, and some members claimed 1 million, or 1.5 million
. Surely it is all speculations, but you cannot deny some members here posted valid information about their deals with Sartre, his websites, origin of the pictures he posted on his sites, even Skype conversations with him etc.
So while there is a lot of speculation here, there is also a lot of factual evidence posted here that can eventually help to shed more light on the entire issue.
If I had time, I'd join you in making the documentary. Because it is interesting, from so many points of view. And it will remain interesting, even if Sartre magically turns back
. And I share many of your sentiments, though I am not that sure he was confident about his service. If he was, why would he not accept PayPal payments for example? I know he said (besides of million other things he said) that PayPal closed his account once and held funds, but for someone like him (or who he claimed to be), with bank accounts and companies in 7 different countries, etc, it could not been a problem opening another and another PayPal account, could it???
Based on the info shared here so far, he took almost all his payments in crypto, where there is no chance to force a refund until the seller wants to grant it...
He claimed to have bank accounts in about 7 countries as I remember...
You grew my 500K speculation even further. @itz_styx is gonna be furious .Mate, RealDaddy is one of those guys on BHW who's main income is from his activity on the forum, and not any real IM activity. I think it isn't a secret for anyone sensible here... No way he ever had $10K to purchase the AI website from Sartre, or do any other business with him..
People comparing him to Sartre here (in any means of IM skills or knowledge or earnings) is by far the biggest speculation and joke on the entire thread. If Sartre reads this thread somewhere on Bahamas drinking pinacolada (as someone here speculated), he for sure couldn't stop laughing reading that.
Regardless of whether he is a scammer or not, he's a genius when it comes to human psychology and selling. We can learn from it in a good way, and perhaps use this knowledge for something good...
RealDaddy
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And you seem to be a low-life dickhead. Carry on!
Vikjohn
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Well, looks like it's time to get this thread locked
DeadJoe
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Let this thread be a lesson learned for all who look for shortcuts. If you want something that will stand the test of time, there is no magical script that will automate that process for you.
Not sure if Sartre had factored this into his plan, if he did, then he was scamming from the get go. Otherwise, he suffered the same fate as all other AI bloggers and took the rest of his followers down with him, but in the process, netted a decent sum at others' expense.
Same story with people losing money investing like morons in crypto (selling their houses and shit), AI content, and I guarantee you 100% there will be something else next and they will be running after that again...
Not sure if Sartre had factored this into his plan, if he did, then he was scamming from the get go. Otherwise, he suffered the same fate as all other AI bloggers and took the rest of his followers down with him, but in the process, netted a decent sum at others' expense.
Same story with people losing money investing like morons in crypto (selling their houses and shit), AI content, and I guarantee you 100% there will be something else next and they will be running after that again...
MrWhite2018
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Guys, keep it civil. There's no need to act like kids, just stop.
NoNonsense
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That was indeed suspicious as hell, because they were nothing special. BHW is full of people looking for a easy way to earn something and Satre play his role of magic man really good. You are one script/website away from making good money.
Maybe they will find him in Crna Gore (Montenegro) just like a Do Kwon.
NoNonsense
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Nothing wrong with a bit of insults as long as there no threats. We should be all adults here. It's not a Disney channel.
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Actually the comment is against the rules as that is inappropriate behavior.
Vendettta
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This will not provide any conclusion, there's way more variables than this. Sorry.
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LOL. Not even close. This thread is a disney stroll.
Blofeldz
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Only if people who are out of pocket raise a dispute, which there seems to be either few who are or few who are willing to go to the trouble.I still maintain that the mods could set the record straight on this story for all the members' sanity sake
This is what I'm inferring from @BassTrackerBoats posts.
Rufai
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Now you are talking lol
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