Quote from: Betflexi on Today at 10:09:16 AM

Quote from: ryzaadit on July 13, 2024, 03:42:28 PM

Okay, these might be interesting.

IDK why, the site it's a little bit sketchy. I make some overview of the account, especially (social media) leaving some bad track for the casino. Some of the screenshot:

The social media it's also putting the website for sale:

And others:

Quote from: Solosanz on July 13, 2024, 03:35:23 PM

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Seem like yes, because the picture sale it's being used on the same resource on twitter account. I get the official account from the link it's being listed to the website, it's just giving me a bad vibes.

Well, I decided to answer this again because it seems we missed giving a clear answer.

Both the domain, Betflexi.com, and the social media accounts belonged to someone else until a few days before the launch when we completely took over from the original owner, who also happens to be a member of this team. Talk about keeping it in the family, right? All the screenshots of social media posts were posted by the original owner before we took the reins. After the takeover, we tried to clear the posts, but some slips through the cracks. However, as soon as it was pointed out, we went back and tidied up.

Thanks for the heads-up!

I confess that I was left with some things that I did not understand. Did you buy the domain and the social media accounts and kept the former owner of the domain and the social media accounts as your employee? If that was not the case, then you partially bought the domain and the social media accounts and the former owner became a co-owner together with you, something like you became the owner of a part of the domain and the social media accounts and the former owner became the owner of another part of the domain and the social media accounts? Would it be something like you own 50% of the domain and the social media accounts and the former owner became the owner of 50% of the domain and the social media accounts?

the former owner made a post in 2020 saying: "Coming soon", the post was made on facebook. then in July 2024, last month. made this post:

He didn't post any details, something like posting a statement in which he would talk about the sale of the domain and social media accounts and that he would become an employee of the casino or become co-owner. I know that casinos don't care about Facebook, and probably casinos have their reasons for doing this. but in this case, I think there should have been at least one announcement on the Facebook account in my opinion