Does no one research who they intend to work with, first? You all seem capable, given that you do it after the fact.. What prevents anyone doing it first, it's called due diligence.

Sorry you have apparently been scammed, how did they approach you?

Thanks for the information.

trent.palo.smith wrote:if you can't afford to risk $600, then you probably should quit trying to be an entrepreneur. seriously, what are you doing even wasting time hanging out in this form? you want to be a big shot? then get your asss to work and quit chatting around in forms.

i just joined this form and im sorry to say this but you guys seem like a bunch of idiots and losers. you think $600 is a big loss? go back to flipping burgers then.

I totally agree. If you;re in the business world risk is part of the game you are playing to win.

In the real world $600 is peanuts. It doesn't feel good to be ripped off and it sucks for sure. At the end of the day remember what Andrew Dice Clay said -- "If you can't play with the big boys just go home"

Richard

tried them with our last campaign 3 months ago, didnt get scammed but we only broke even barely

Do not use, it will not help.
Even if he does post your links, he would be doing this for 20-30 campaigns a day, or more. Which means anyone who sees his messages would probably skip, or block, his relentless spamming.

Spend your $50 on FB boost ads with a targeted audience... better bang for your buck.

Wes Woodbury
FunDaMental Games
http://kck.st/2SVsUoH

Always assume sketchy. Safest way to be.

I got the 14-day promotion and as others have said his approach is smooth, not pushy. He got in touch with me about 13 days into my campaign, I had so few backers I figured it was worth the gamble. Been receiving daily updates that the promotions are being sent and I've even seen them pop in FB. What I can tell you is that despite this being the 10th day I have not seen one single extra contribution to my campaign. Knowing what I know I definitely would not waste the $$.

Thanks for sharing, how did they get in touch - I think RFIDSecur asked this in a post above too.

JAXJER wrote:I got the 14-day promotion and as others have said his approach is smooth, not pushy. He got in touch with me about 13 days into my campaign, I had so few backers I figured it was worth the gamble. Been receiving daily updates that the promotions are being sent and I've even seen them pop in FB. What I can tell you is that despite this being the 10th day I have not seen one single extra contribution to my campaign. Knowing what I know I definitely would not waste the $$.

I'd seen something about him through another kickstarter campaign and requested information through his website, so he didn't reach out directly to me.