PS: we were all cool friends who know each other....
“Give the thief in your midst the money to keep, it will never get lost” - Scam. 😢
In December 2019, I and a group of friends numbering 7 decided to start up a business in 2021, so we all agreed to be contributing a sum of 100k or 50k into an account for 12 months...
PS: we were all cool friends who know each other....
We started paying in from January 2020 till July 2020 that we all decided to stop due to covid 19...
At the end of July, we asked for the statement of Pompey’s account which he provided and we saw our money intact including his. He has been paying his own part too. Wow, we were surprised but we moved...
My uncle died last week, i can’t go to the bank, my so so so happened, i can’t transfer online, my this my that bla bla bla and later his number stopped going through...
I don’t even know if we should write the embassy.
Got a way to reach his family and his mum told us that before he left, he said some of his friends will come looking...
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So I feel the need to do this, in attempt to protect some people. I BELIEVE
@WARONRUGS
is scamming it’s following. They came from ASEAL, the group that was anti rug and ended up rugging. I shilled I am aware, I made concerns clear in a hope to protect my following and (1/?)
I am here to once again try and do this. Shappy one of the admins, dumps on all of you his following after loading his bag very early with projects they may or may not be paid to endorse. There have been examples of those projects for example, “just hodl” the (2/?)
project that followed ASEAL ended in a rug. The reason I know this for a fact is I have his wallet address. Shappy during the ASEAL admins days knew forced admins to verify their addresses. (3/?)
Shappy dumped all of his ASEAL tokens two days before the announcement that the liquidity was being drained. You can see my tweet here:
Video proof of Shappys dm and wallet:
@WARONRUGS
is scamming it’s following. They came from ASEAL, the group that was anti rug and ended up rugging. I shilled I am aware, I made concerns clear in a hope to protect my following and (1/?)
I am here to once again try and do this. Shappy one of the admins, dumps on all of you his following after loading his bag very early with projects they may or may not be paid to endorse. There have been examples of those projects for example, “just hodl” the (2/?)
project that followed ASEAL ended in a rug. The reason I know this for a fact is I have his wallet address. Shappy during the ASEAL admins days knew forced admins to verify their addresses. (3/?)
Shappy dumped all of his ASEAL tokens two days before the announcement that the liquidity was being drained. You can see my tweet here:
Eh if you\u2019re still in I would advise getting out. They have continued to do dumb things since I left and this is the worst. If you want to stay all power to you. $ASEAL https://t.co/8UM0UjgONj pic.twitter.com/OKBRYoaRTb
— Jack.MN\u22f0\xb7\u22f0 (@Arkeon_Vito) November 11, 2020
Video proof of Shappys dm and wallet:
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