To me, everything became rather evident after this would-be scammer had one-in-one copied Stunna's signature style. Now I am more interested in what those guys are going to do (lol) who immediately changed their flags sigs after receiving payment from Stunna...
I wouldn't exactly say that set alarm bells ringing. If I was going to set-up signature adds, I'd probably steal Stunna's and just tweak them a little
.Had the OP been actually going to pay out that much money (huge $600 for the upper tier at the time), I think he would have bothered to make his ad signature look like nothing else out there instead of just copying it, lol. You don't take into account the total sums involved in these campaigns. Last time Stunna, by his own words, ended up paying out more than $10,000 in payments...
That's true, but Stunna's site/signature payouts are far more popular, and the advertising in signatures here is a good way to get your service out there and is still quite cheap compared to other alternatives. Buy yeah, I assumed this wasn't legit from the start. If the site was a scam though, surely we wouldve heard about it on here with people crying that they lost their money.
Anyway, I'd like to hear from people who switched their benefactors so fast. What were they actually hoping for? Isn't enough as good as a feast?
I couldn't fathom why people switched over from a reputable guy who has a history of paying out to a complete newb. The pay brackets were the same as Stunna's up to 501-801 posts, and even then most people won't've got near those amounts any way, so was it really worth the risk? Looks like no.