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Spelled 4rd instead of 4th  ;D ;D ;D

Scammers were top-notch once, what happened?

https://i.imgur.com/o8zuMT2.png

With how bad their grammar is, you can easily identify what is legit and what is not, although some scammers really are smart and can definitely fool the newbies, just like this, even if the errors are noticeable, no matter how bad their grammar is as long as they're able to steal and brainwash newbies from their schemes, then they won't even bother to correct their english grammar.  ;D

Lots of these scam websites are created hastily without even supplying all the necessary and essential information about the project.

As long as they can copy another project's whitepaper and supply fake team members, they can easily fool newbie investors with such scheme. This, however, is a weak and laughable attempt of scamming investors. Offering 7% daily profit for a lifetime with a required minimum deposit are such signs of a ponzi-scheme which is 100% a scam.

Stay away from these types of website as they have the potential of scamming newbies.

Exactly, right? I mean, that is what I commonly notice on some scams or fake giveaways. I have encountered several text messages saying that I won a huge amount so I should give some details to claim it. But, having a bit of experience in journalism, I notice the errors in grammar as well as punctuation. And I just say to myself, this is nothing but a fake one.

However, we should not just base our judgement on grammars. There are surely scams that are well written, no grammar and punctuation errors that you wouldn't even realize it's a fraud. That's why it's also important to always think before we click.

Perhaps it’s not their first language, and most of them do not bother proofreading or checking the things they put out in the open. They only want people’s money, and care least about what people says on their work because that’s not the end goal. Even though the signs are already telling and are laid bare in the open like this one, people are still getting scammed, and that still amuses me to this day. That’s why no matter how bad their websites, content, or whatever paraphernalia are, at the end of the day it still works due to some people’s greed.

In what social media platform that was posted? When I get to see those emoji's and emoticons, they're weird and usually it's just someone who copy-pasted those words and spiels.
That "daily profit for a life time", they must be rich already.  :P
Those are always the lines of scammers.

Email scammers in general.

Their lack of English abilities has saved me more than once from an OPSEC mistake!

I think that a way of exposing their evil deeds, only people who rushed into that would fall a victim of their scam, thumbs up for their grammar .

You would really  expect lots of typos in to this kind of works on where theyve been rushing up on doing the website as long they can able to run it and
fool people.You would really see these typos but it doesnt matter because it isnt really needed for some polishing because the true aim will really be just
scamming out people with few read up on what theyve been offering. Arent they really that smart eh?

They havent really that hard time with grammar but rather they've been rushing up on doing things.They wont be called scammers if they dont know on how
to build up phishing,hyip or ponzi site or any sorts of scamming techniques out there and with that alone you do consider to be clever.

found it https://crypto-potential.com/post/4rd-received-payment?comment=true#post_author_4994 (https://crypto-potential.com/post/4rd-received-payment?comment=true#post_author_4994)

The first thing I look for is proper grammar and spelling. Even if you make a spelling error, make sure you double-check what you post, especially if you are a business or a seller. If you can't double-check your post and take care of your business, how are you going to take care of mine?
Spelling and grammar are important.

It is not a good rule of thumb to identify scammers, there are other scams that have a really good grammar but they are still fishy. In the case of this thread, this one is a brain dead scammer that does not have an ounce of proof reading skills before doing a scam. Hopefully no one got duped by this retard scammer. Regarding rule of thumb, there is an inconsistency from person to person. My one rule is that if a service or scheme gets your heart pumping then there is a high chance that it is a scam.

Not really surprising for me because I've seen a lot of fake cloud mining site, just another Indonesian scammer with poor spelling... the word "Anda menerima 0.00036729" mean "You get 0.00036729".

Typos, bad spelling, poor grammar, offering fantastic earning, etc already big red flags to summarize as a scam site.

Exactly, those are red flags already. Emails, websites, almost everything that you see that offers exorbitant claims and with wrong grammar? spells scams. So it's really hard to understand how newbies who at least saw some mistakes should not be a victim or another statistics to the growing numbers.

You can even tell their are scammers with their website design itself such a poor scammers who are trying hard to execute the scam. :D

When ever you see the word could mining then its just a scam so anyone who ever reading this remember it.

Well it is to so surprise that there are some scammers who are really bad with spelling. 

If someone sends me a message anywhere and its written badly I know theres a good chance it could be a scam attempt going on. It will get deleted soon after that. 

Many people who dont have a conscience and want to scam innocent people arent always the smartest individuals.  Which is why they have resorted to being scammers in the 1st place. 

If you can spot their mistakes, then you're probably not the person they're looking to scam. With most spam mails, they tend to have obvious tell tale signs but some are done intentionally. This filters the target audience and only targets those who are less meticulous and more gullible. Of course, this may not always be the case but it has happened often enough.

To be fair if we were to use quality of grammar as our measure we could safely ignore 90% of the posts on Bitcointalk ... 🙂

It's good that they make such mistakes, I hope more and more people will notice them and make conclusions. Usually people don't pay much attention to this when studying crypto projects.

It seems that, one of the ways to point out a scammer or scam platforms is by watching their grammar, because I believe that if a project is truly unique, the team wouldn't want to go the line of not taking their time to check their website, grammar and so on, thus, it's obvious that those which such spellings are scammers. Also, many of these scammers are on social medias, spamming people with many offers and fake proofs and it's funny there are still people who will fall for this. In addition, there are still scammers who will take time to design a website or their fraudulent systems in other to get their targets, nevertheless the essence is for people to be educated and be careful of all these scam projects while knowing that, no genuine project or project team will ask for your funds first, in the same way, be mindful of phishing websites.

We must be careful on the internet and avoid visiting sites of dubious origin. It is obvious if the grammar is poor something is not right and even worse if these websites offer a high return for your bitcoin.
I would recommend not visiting them, it is better so we avoid being victims of scams, viruses, etc.
I usually limit myself to the use of the internet, I only visit recognized websites and do not enter any link without knowing its origin.

Not everyone has English as their first language though, I assume that you are just being sarcastic but come on, cut those people some slack because at the very least they are trying their best. Regarding this website, this is the best red flag that anyone could see when they are unsure if that website is a dubious one. It is not grammar that the scammer was having a hard time, it was probably a mistype that was not noticed because of how miniscule it is.

Scam generally is for lazy people who can never be successful through the legitimate route, imagine an illiterate who could not differentiate between '3rd' and '4th' trying to reap where he/she never sowed.... ;D ;D

I think the reason for that is that the scammers have quite a low "success rate" (most people don't buy it), so it doesn't make sense to putt effort into making it look very legit. Having proper English on one's website is very important because it shows that the owners are taking their project seriously, unlike those who just want to scam others. That being said, while bad grammar can raise reasonable suspicions, sometimes scammers can have everything done exceptionally well if they intend to get tons of money from their victims. Moreover, there are many good people who don't speak English well because it's not their first language, so judging on the basis of grammar is problematic.

Yes, that's the point. Let's not forget that a big part of the target is not native (like me ::)) so this nd/rd/st/th mistakes may go unnoticed in many cases. On the other hand, this does not necessarily mean this is a scam: it could just be a slip when copy-pasting to update the number of payments, that could happen to anyone.

In order to assess whether a project may be a scam or not, there are many red flags that have to be taken into account, as Jawhead999 said. This grammar/spelling mistake, alone, could be a tree that doesn't let you see the forest so you end prejudging a legit project (not this case, of course).

Yes, most of the scammers do have bad grammar, because most of them have low level of intelligence and self-confidence. Whoever has been a scam victim, should know how easy it is to avoid them. I also observe their abuse of emojis. On the other hand, we have the smart scammers, who fraud the people indirectly or even directly. An example of them is a person that will make a ponzi scheme coin.

Another better example is that guy:

https://craigwright.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/CraigWright.png

anyone can make a typo when writing but seriously that looks non prof when make a typo in a finish product ,

 that only shows that they didnt take time or effort to re read what they have write but lets not try to dont judge them easily that they are a scammer unless you have gathered more proofs that they are really a scammer because thats rude .

 not all scammers are bright and scammers are every where on any country  .

Indeed I was and I agree for a lot of people English is not their first language and we can make allowances, equally you see plenty of posts where English is pretty clearly the first language and the spelling and grammar is truly atrocious!

I was mainly amused by the irony of the OP complaining about a scammer’s grammar here where the average is so low ...

another stupid scammer lol...
many scammers today are not careful about creating advertisements for their spoofed products. even though currently there is a lot of software to perfect grammar, they may not be able to write BTCitcoin correctly. :D

Most of them don't really care about checking their grammar, all they care about is that they should be able to attract investors and take their money  and start another scam. I hope those investors that will venture their money into investing in new projects would check the credibility of the project and even small things like these could point out if it is a legit project or not.

I have seen worse. The thing is, they don't do proof reading. They make build a website real quick. Not one but 10 to 20 of those sites of different themes/service/features at once and then tries to scam unsuspecting users. As far as I know people even sell those programming  codes and designs so that others can also set up their own scam websites.
If you visit a website, find it fishy and see a lot of language errors, then either they aren't native speaker of those site or they are bland scammers.
Those "top notch" scammers that you are talking about still exists. Probably earning peoples trust before screwing them up.

Typos are understandable and acceptable to some degree. But spelling 4rd instead of 4th indicates that the person does not have a basic understanding of the language.
Even tho the person is not an English speaker, it immediately raises red flags with that kind of spelling error

Yeah they are, as they’re very poor in English language. I have noticed scammers doing their own thing via email, Telegram, social media comments, etc., but I never fell for their tactics anymore despite having a decent or fluent in English grammar. Experience is always the best teacher, and I finally know what kind of message templates are they doing to scam people. They even create fake FB pages of different names and brands (including mine) just to mislead and scam people. The problem is that these scammers can’t be stopped. It is we who should adjust in dealing with these scammers.

That kind of websites or application created by the scammers are made only by a programmer or only a few groups of people so they created this with some errors, including grammatical error because they didn't acquire grammarian for the website that they are creating, they are the ones who only create the website so it ends up like that. To identify also whether it is a fake website then you have to check it to its official website.

The moment you received an email, text message, and direct message from any of your social media accounts saying that you won a raffle giveaway just blocked them, and don't waste your time entertaining people like them. People like him seem to be low-level scammers, top-notch scammers are lurking over the internet spreading fake giveaways and impersonating someone to sounds convincing.

Doing basic grammar is not that difficult to do, because there are free grammar tools to use, the reason for this is that the scammers are more on quantity over quality. How can you identify if it is an official website if it is the only website? That's pretty confusing.

the name of evil will not always be profitable. there are so many sites like this and are not half-hearted with the lure of a very extraordinary reward. but if we look at the start of the site and the manner and language they are very below average :) and this I think they made it hastily because I think this one scammer did not only make one scam website but there are several.
things like this are very disturbing because there are so many and cannot be eradicated because it is like a fungus that continues to grow.
I feel sorry because there are so many people, especially those who are just starting out and laymen in forums like this, who get caught up in their tricks.

these are hyip that are purely made to scam when they have enough profit. anyone that intends to participate in this types should be smart enough or be ready to lose money this is not advisable to invite into. their grammer  is actually one of the indicator to show that they dont have good intentions, but there is more to it.  apart from the grammer just make sure you know their tricks and the patterns so that you wont fall for it when grammer is well written. this is indeed the most important.

These scammers usually targeting newbies and beginners, because they know despite the bad grammar, the victims usually are paying attention to the numbers. That’s what they are attracted more than the grammar.

It’s just that these newbies and beginners who got scammed has lack of common sense these days. They immediately jumped in without questioning, no matter what method these scammers are using such as email, social media, messenger, etc.

Just saw this thread today, and if nothing else, this will give you at least a good laugh for the day.  ;D

Seems the given scammer was really poor in grammar. Even some of us, who are not native English speakers learned something from school and know such correct usage for st, rd, th in numbers. But anyway, even those projects with website contents with poor english grammar or with misspelled words, it somehow turns off serious investors. Because if they are authentic project, they will make sure their content is globally acceptable.

This is why I don't follow anyone in crypto especially in terms of trading in social media platforms.
Impersonation are quite common than people think.
One day, I was looking for just a news for crypto related and the name of the page is Crypto News then I saw a comment that they're doing their giveaway and just send a BTC in the provided address. I checked the page that it has no followers unlike the original page.
It took me 3 reports before it got taken down. Social media platform teams don't give a single crap to scams these days that much.

Well that act is normal since they can lure people for copying the real page so we must really careful about this, but I believe the veterans here will not fall from this scam methods so those newbies should verify always to the legit source to know if something like giveaway posted is legit or not.

Its good you take an action about this and I urge more people to do the same since more reports will help to drive out those scammers.

The phishing method used by the scammer is very easy for veterans to guess, but it will be a successful trap if a beginner is interested in the fake giveaway. The need to be vigilant and find out before taking action is very necessary. Apart from phishing methods there are also many other methods. I often get private messages via telegram or via email notifying me about the giveaway I won.

Currently no one will give away Bitcoin for nothing without a clear job. Don't expect anything without doing the job a real job.

clarify your statement, that there is no person who is like an angel who wants to give bitcoin for free, obviously it can be said is a trap that can make us tempted by what is done. the most important thing is the actual effort we do that will determine we can get what we want, including bitcoin. without any effort other than asking for help you may not get it for free.

I agree that many phishing methods have been used and are well known, making it easier to anticipate. but many are deceived because they are usually beginners who do not understand that it is a trap set up to deceive themselves. The role of social media is huge and the possibility for many to be deceived is certain. telegrams and e-mails played a very active role in the deviation.

how do you know, if scammer artists always use the wrong grammar ????
Many of these diforums use the wrong spelling, for example, I personally really like to write misspellings and have less letters,
sometimes with the perfect web there are also many scammers in this crypto world,

I have encountered a few scammers, the syntax in their sentences is pretty bad and misspelled. That made me awake and contacted my friends to find out the truth.
I noticed scammers coming from countries where English is not the primary language.

i still try to understand how someone who  is trying to communicate will get involved in such a challenge that he can not even communicate what his intentions are. I think it is a first point ofconcern if one can not easily connect with you or communicate his intentions, it should be a turn off and also a warning not to get involved in what the offer is.

Obviously, these type of scammers are low class ones. They do not proof check their work enough nor do they have the ability to do so. But despite this, they still manage to scam newbies and even careless veterans sometimes since some are really good with other things but bad with english grammar. I suggest that you and the others to not underestimate people who are bad at english grammar. English grammar is a language that should be used as a bridge to connect people of different ethnicities and not to just measure the intelligence level of a person. Doing this not only makes you an awful person but also makes you let your guard down and prone to scams or other ways of being hacked. Beware.

one more fake project character to use as a reference: bad grammar.  this can be an important indicator to check besides the files in the whitepaper, team, roadmap, etc.  it is quite strange, where a serious project does not use professional services in compiling important files.  we have to be careful and don't join any project carelessly without checking it.

Even though their grammar is really poor, they still succeed in tricking people.  ;D  I really don't understand how those people believe this very easily. People should have doubts already about that they might be scammers.

It is best not to let your guard down regardless, there are too many scammers these days on the internet, some with a good command of English, some other without. I think you maybe have just come across the ones with a flaw in their grammar. Some scammers are so very convincing that they have swindled companies and not just individuals from their hard earned money.

If you judge and analyse scammers on the basis of English language alone, it will fail you.

Hello everybody. In any case, whether there are grammatical errors or not, on the crypto market, most of what is offered is  a scam . Even giving money to the most rechecked project, you run the risk of not only not earning, but also not returning your own money at all. Unfortunately, this is typical of the crypto market, but with the coming experience, it is possible to identify obvious scammers, even without grammatical errors. Just be careful when choosing investment projects.

This can be figured out easily but there are also scammers that corrects it and hire a grammarian to make them look professional.

But upon looking at that there's already flaws on grammar, that's already a sign that they're not even professional even for the grammar.

It is a very good observation to see even the finest and smallest detail of how those scammers have been doing their works seeing those mistakes that might lead up to conclusion that they are not really fit and legitimate to be stated. But even such concept and idea is identifiable, still many people do fall into those scam schemes which have been victimizing many people specially newbies to dive into their websites or projects because of what they offer thar serves as trap for people to get along. What is good to be true may be possible to be a trap of a scam scheme so beware and be mindful of such acts.

When it comes to typo's and error this isnt always signify that the project is scam because even legit projects does have those kind of errors so its not really that something ideal to make judgement of first glimpse.

It all matters with the relevance of the project and if you do see those too good to be true offers then thats the time you woul really be making those doubts.

Typo or text errors arent solid based indicators for a scam site and with just having your own common sense you can already identify it out but sadly there are people
who do just blindly deal even if its already obvious.

Wordings become one fo the things thatmust be considered. As we know that scammers may be very carefull in chooisng the porjects, resemble to the project,a dn also make itlilley real.
However if this so, can be make it as one of the signs to avoid scam.

Good catch OP, but do you really need to watch for grammar to know they're trying to scam you?

The first thing I've noticed was "cloud mining". This was enough, even when written in perfect English to assure me that it's a scam :D

Funny how these scammers always try to catch new people using old tactics. Cloud mining was a good scam in 2015.

Exactly it doesn't matter if it is a wrong or in perfect grammar you just have to know the kind of project or investment that they are promoting.
What if they are promoting a good project but english isn't their first language?

I agree grammar mistakes cannot be an indicator of a scam project, because I've also found sometimes that legit projects made grammar
mistakes. Therefore, we cannot say that all projects that find grammar errors are scam projects. I prefer to see the project team profile,
how they do promotions, see the project roadmap and also don't forget to read the projects whitepaper. This will more accurately determine
whether the project is a scam or not.

I thought Cloud Mining scam was a thing of the past but I see here that still scammers try to scam people with this old way in today era.This was common back in 2014 when Bitcoin was just starting to get the view from a lot of persons after the price booming in November 2013 for the first time.A lot of people got stuck into cloud mining and a lot of these people lost money.I don't think in 2021 anyone is stupid enough to fall for this old trick but it is a good observation that usually scammers are non native English speakers and they have big problems with their grammar.

That's an easy catch there and you need no more research to check their legitimacy because a Simple Spelling and editing cant even done.
Imagine luring a victim with some promising amount but you cannot spell it correctly?

Anyway , Nice share but this won't take any victim unless Fool and greed human.

That is part of it. The other side of the coin is that they do not use proper grammar / whatever in their native language and when they run it through Google translate or similar they get it back with bad grammar. As programmers say garbage in -> garbage out.

Not to mention, when these people hire others to do the site / mailing / whatever they tend to go for the cheapest people and you get what you pay for.

-Dave

It seems you have a keen eye for noticing small details like that because though it is already suspicious there are still some people who fall in that kind of scheme and sadly they are the newbies. This kind of scamming technique is nothing new in the industry where phishing sites is all over the internet that is why we need to be aware and knowledgeable enough to avoid these scheme, as much as possible double-check the site you are going in. Fortunately, you can able to find flaws in this one but there are still a lot of ways to scam people, that is hard to determine whether it is legitimate or not that is why we should always be aware.

Some scammers only know how to fool people easily and how to earn instant money from committing crimes.

Most of them are just knowledgeable of experienced in a way on how to scam people but not educated enough to make constructive sentences.

It is really easy to identify a fraud schemes due to its legitimacy and it is really not that hard to determine if a certain person is a scammer or not due to those hints.

There are so many scammers that we find at this time because they want to make a profit through social media. There are also scammers who use telegram as a tool to trick someone by using a referral code and when they will take advantage of the referral code they are asked to transfer bitcoins first, this is a very real scam.

Seeing them having mistakes with their grammar, you should already have a hint and question their authenticity so that you can avoid getting scammed. Those are the lowest kind of scammers who rarely becomes successful with their schemes and only those with the lowest intelligence will be victimized by them. There are no need to fear such scammers obviously, you should fear those who can camouflage in different platforms and appear legitimate that even the long time owners or crypto enthusiasts fail to recognize. Always be responsible with your decision making, study whatever you will enter or transact with first to avoid any form of regrets.

Smart and skeptical people could notice simple mistakes like this that scammers might commit. That's the reason why we're always advised to be observant. We should know that scammers would always make way to fool people who would fall for their trap. However, we should be mindful that some scammers also have perfect grammars so we should always do our research first.

no matter how clever the fraudsters hide their falsehoods, there must be a gap that we can use as a reference not to get involved in it.  and this error in grammar is a unique case I think, because it is really a fatal error (unless it's a typo) but people who understand it will definitely know immediately if it is not prepared professionally.  That's the importance of doing analysis, starting from whitepapers, teams, social media tools, etc. so that you don't get caught in a scam.  Moreover, the market is good, scammers take advantage of the weaknesses of greedy people to make a profit.

Don't be surprised that some/most of scammers are highly organized and educated individuals who can speak/write English properly . I've noticed a pattern where people/bots probably pretend to write bad English to disguise who they really are. Lots of the "mistakes" they make in spelling look deliberate and childish sometimes.

Some website link that you will open and you will begin to wonder if the person who composed the write-up was a dropout and also many emails that you will receive and all. I was sorry for some people who will come up with airdrops and you will click on it you will see trash same thing copied from someone else work except the name.

I think they are old one scammers. I've noticed these days scammers are really smart. Based on real life experience I've heard majorities of story telling about scammers that they didn't notice single thing. They did the scamming now well and smoothly. Maybe some scammers did some minor wrong grammar or spelling but I think they do it purposely so they can the person successfully.

This is really hilarious. If you'd scam someone of their hard earned money, you should at least do it smartly. No one would fall for such lousiness. However, I think this scammer must be of one the old timers who didn't take time to improve himself.
Scammers, these days, are way to smart to commit such blunder. They'd tie all loose ends and make sure nothing seems suspicious. These days, it takes a really smart person to outsmart these scammers because they use formats that looks too real.

That's a very common giveaway to knowing whether what you're dealing with is a legitimate prize or an Indian or Asian guy trying to pull a fast one on you. But of course, these still works. You know why? Because these types of scams are catered towards people who are easy to fool, or in short, gullible cryptocurrency enthusiasts that as of late are still a good percentage of the people here in this industry.

research is very important before working on an airdrop or other project. indeed some scammers have the ability to process the language well, but some of them are just amateurs who don't understand English grammar and correctly.

Simple mistakes in some English spellings are sometimes ignored by ordinary people who only hunt for airdrops without having to do research first.
Scammers are getting smarter and have more and more updated fraud methods, so you need to be more careful.

Honestly, typo's are really hard to detect out if you are that someone who are really fast on reading up without minding those text errors unless if its really that too obvious but most of the time

these things are just been ignored and this is why majority do really fall into the pit of being scammed due on being careless but i agree into some points above that

text errors arent really a deciding factor for you to say that it is a scam.Always try to check out the relevance of the project if it turns out to be realistic or not.

An obvious sign of a scam website is that it is created so quickly and its creator will not even complete their work. They don't care about the grammar; what they care about is the money and the investors. But, I'm glad they're prone to errors. By doing so, it is easier for us to detect such projects and expose them.

Don't be surprised, however, that some scammers can communicate in English well and are highly organized. Determining the legitimacy of a project or whether it is a scam requires a lot of research and common sense. It is often hard to tell on just the basis of the bad grammar they use, or the look of their website.

As it can be understood from here, fraudsters show themselves in some way. this can be noticed by being careful and cunning. I don't think many people pay attention to this. You have made a good point. such a mistake can easily make you realize that the other person is not serious or looks like a novice job.

Correct since the profit offered is the primary thing what people are into thats why many scammers have courage to do more like this since they knew most of the people doesn't read the content of the website.

Its really easy to find this actually but many people are so lazy reading and doing a research especially on investment matters.

Scammers are dumb but the victims are the more dumb. It surprises me at times the kind of scam schemes some crypyo 7sers have been known to fall for. Not like you must be all experienced on most of the scam techniques but, being consciously aware of the fact that your private details should stay private and the best firm of trading is when your doing your trading by yourself,  the more safe you would be.

On the part of the errors, auto correct could be a jerk at times and put in the wrong suggestion  but then, it becomes a sign of a rushed website or platform and should an investor be diligent enough to spot out these little errors, it could save you some investment loses.

The target of scammers is primarily beginners with minimal English language proficiency. They don't really care about their grammar, because most of them spread information in the media that can't be responded to publicly so they don't worry that others will expose them.

Or they are not working the quality of their website and more of the quantity because they can catch more people with more low quality websites compared to only one high quality website. Plus I think that they are stupid because there are a lot of grammar tools that is free on the Internet and they did not bother using it?

I guess they are just as garbage as they grammar, scammers are not always smart just that they operate on the gullible ones who look away from their error because of greed. If not so at any point you have contact with a scammer if you look carefully you will see the mistakes.

So bad! With how bad their grammer is there still Brian wash newbies in crypto and get rid of their funds, take a look at their system looks so real, and the strategies there use is so convincing that it takes only a crypto enthusiast or someone who is been long in crypto to notice this isn't real, you know the people there scam won't concentrate on their grammer even if it's noticeable there might just take it as a typo error. No doubt this guys are smart and always has a new strategy to use if the former one has been casted

Grammar is not the only factor by which it is possible to identify such people, but if it catches the eye, it becomes clear what was being done on the knee somewhere, who knows where. This is good because a lot of people will be able to avoid wasting money and time by dealing with it. But the more comprehensive analysis we subject projects, the more chances we will be able to avoid problems. Grammar is what lies on the surface.

But it one of the big factor to determine if the project is made professionally although it is subjective as usual.

Just to have a quicker hint, you'll get to have the idea that you're investing to the wrong thing that's made by the scammers. Don't be deceived and only deposit to the legitimate exchanges or projects.

Although their grammar is really bad, they still somehow manage to swindle some people. People should be really careful about these scammers. Their number is increasing as time goes on. Maybe it's not easy sometimes to distinguish who is a fraud and who isn't. But they shouldn't trust everyone, especially people who are not known commonly.

Since they say college is a waste of time,it keeps exposing them with grammatical blunders like this let's all be careful not to fail prey as we unfold other of their loop holes

It is one but it shouldn't be the one only to be looked at.
Might go a bit off topic for this but I even recall e commerce sites here in my country that accidentally exposed the variables of the codes in their database.
Mistakes happen as well, but it doesn't mean that it should be tolerated though, however at the same time basic mispelled words isn't primarily indicator.

I remember when I was a noob in crypto Wayback 2015 many of such HYIP website has been created and even me has become a victim of that scheme during that time Bitcoin was just worth $268 per BTC and that amount is not that big that's why we can afford to deposit bitcoin easily and I also notice those wrong grammar and wrong spellings are already recorded since then so its not new to me. scammers and con artists are everywhere. thats why never let your guards down.

Yeah, i'm surprised how bad their grammar is. But i was more surprised to see that these scammers getting their money. Someone sent me email with threats and left there his BTC addres. And i saw 10 transactions or so. I was expecting something about 0-2.

You have a point there. But of course since this online world is full of scammers as they say, even the slightest factor can and must drive hesitation and skepticism.

That is one of the red flags that all of investors should watch out. Many of these scammers comes from non-english native spoken country trying their very best to attract others with their schemes.

reading and researching more deeply about the project and its aims and objectives is very important. the sentence that is conveyed will indicate that the project is real or not.
many scammers are only concerned with false promises of greater income regardless of the quality of the project being built.

Reading carefully will provide many benefits and prevent the fake investment that is currently widely scattered.

Lmfao, well, English isn't a parameter for anyone's intelligence but it clearly shows how lack of education can reveal a lot about us ;D scammers don't even know their wrong mistakes make them losers, and make others go away from them ;D they aren't even bothered to put some efforts on the language while spending so much money creating fake domains. :P hopefully, they stay like that so that we can stay protected xD