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Crowdfunding scams general 2016-07-27 17:39:42 Post No. 1406999
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Here's a formula that has made many rich
1. Pick a product that makes incredulous claims
2. Hire professional video producers
3. Create a viral marketing campaign
4. Set $100,000 goal
5. "Pledge $50 for... a sticker"
Total expenditure: $800 - $1200. 100 fold returns guaranteed.
So far I've seen everything from watches that scan food as you eat it, to clothes that make your tits bigger in 3 weeks.
What other bullshit ideas are desperate people willing to invest in?
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>>1406999
gigantic airships
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>>1406999
I thought the crowdfunding sites no longer allow you to keep funds if you don't deliver a finished project?
If you can still keep the funds, I'll have a scam out by this weekend, if I don't need an artist.
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>>1407039
Long trucks.
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>>1407041
Yep, they thought of how to counter this scam years ago.
What you need to do is set it up just like a actual charity, send a big chunk to buying school books for Cambodian child prostitutes or whatever, while skimming off a disgusting amount in "administration fees".
Or just think of a good idea that people would actually want and then make it with capital from crowdfunding and not have to bother with the scam bit.
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>>1406999
....what about blimps?
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