You need to make money, but…

I’ve moved away from Twitter ever since they stopped third-party apps. I understand the business to make money, and third-party apps were preventing this.

Just this morning, I decided to check out my feed and was astonished to see so many promoted scam adverts. The adverts claim that Sir David Attenborough had used a bot service to make money trading crypto. He is appalled at this and the linking of his name to these scams. You can read The Mirror article here.

The promoted scams claiming the microphone was left on.

This is easy to pick up as a scam for several reasons:

  • Multiple accounts post this promoted story. They all use the same story but show different shows/pictures.
  • It’s too good to be true. If everyone was making money, where does it come from?
    • They claim to make you lots of money quickly and it help charity.
    • Claims that a $250 investment can turn into thousands in weeks.
  • The Quantum AI sites, of which there are many, quote Elon Musk’s involvement, which isn’t true.
  • Reviews/articles linked to the adverts state how much the writer has made even though they were sceptical.
  • Review sites are often random domains.
  • There is no registered address for the companies.

One of these scam sites, quantum-ai[.]io, states, “Important Risk Note: Trading can generate notable benefits; however, it also involves a risk of partial/full funds loss, and should be considered by initial investors. Around 70 percent of the investors will lose money.“

That around number should be 100% because you are not going to see your money again.

The above site is actually a WordPress site. The default unbranded T&Cs link to a completely different sites. jupiter-e.bstcorlon[.]care/terms/tandcs.html

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It is important to do your due diligence and thoroughly research any investment opportunity before making a decision. This includes researching the company behind the investment, understanding the technology they are using, and seeking advice from financial professionals if necessary.

Quantum AI and cryptocurrency are both complex fields with significant potential for both innovation and risk. It is important to approach any investment opportunity with caution and to never invest more than you can afford to lose.

In general, if an investment opportunity seems too good to be true, it is important to exercise caution and skepticism. Be wary of promises of guaranteed returns or claims that seem exaggerated or unrealistic. Additionally, be on the lookout for red flags such as pressure to invest quickly or a lack of transparency around the investment opportunity.

In short, the legitimacy of a quantum AI crypto investment depends on the specific opportunity and requires careful research and analysis before making any investment decisions.

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