Awareness On The Impersonation of Signature Campaign Applicants

[White pawn]

I have not fallen prey under this category before but countless occurences have triggered me into making this awareness on impersonation,which has grown quietly.To everyone at most campaign managers and signature applicants who have been manipulated,decided and fallen prey to the above situation.

If not envy and wickedness,why would someone do something like this?Sadly,a couple managers have been mislead, lied to and signature applicants are victims of this.However,It makes no sense mentioning names, I'm only here to bring about awareness and possible means of how to curb further occurrences.

Furthermore, I'm using this medium to call on all signature campaigns and signature applicants to be vigilant and proactive because the victims of this acts are not foolish people people or illiterates but due to one reason or the other ,these people have been decieved and manipulated against their wish. Experience they say is the best teacher,so let's all adhere and learn from this too.

Finally,I don't know it all,but I'm proposing a triple check/verification between managers and applicants which is (on the threads, through Pm's and telegram) if Possible so as to avoid futuristic occurrence.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

What? I have no idea what you are talking about. Can you put some examples of that alleged impersonation you say?

I think it's quite difficult for that to happen because when you apply for a signature campaign, you sometimes have to enter your Bitcointalk username or a link to your profile, but if, for example, I apply as ‘xxx1234’, the manager will immediately see that I am Don Pedro Dinero and not xxx1234. I don't know if there's something I'm missing or if this is a conspiracy theory you've come up with with no basis in reality. 

[Helena Yu]

I have never heard this case since I join this forum, but my assumption this happen in telegram, discord or through other place, no?

I know there are few campaign managers ask the participants to join their group/channel which is fine, but if the campaign managers want to accept to change the address by not asking a confirmation through this forum, the managers are at fault because they give a chance to the scammers.

[SatoPrincess]

After reading the four paragraph post, I have no idea what OP is talking about. I’m thinking it could be a case of account farmers copying the application of other signature applicants but I could be wrong. OP should be clear about the issue he’s talking about.

[JeromeTash]

If you are trying to create awareness, then why not give a couple of examples that you may have encountered to give us a clear picture of the message you are passing through here. The way you created your post makes it even hard to gasp what you are trying to communicate.

The forms of impersonation we already know are mostly about escrow service providers or someone pretending to be a popular campaign manager and contacting a potential brand for advertisement, and all the warnings regarding such have already been posted here before.

[lovesmayfamilis]

It's unclear what's written, but OP, you wasted our time trying to figure out what your grievance is. Let me figure it out for myself. You were tagged on your latest account, and now you're upset about the accusation. Since this account is clean, I'm starting to think you're talking about someone's malicious actions, which led to you being classified as a member of some cheating group. You'd better elaborate, especially in the "reputation" section, as you should understand that every account that appears here is closely scrutinized.

[AakZaki]

It's unclear what's written, but OP, you wasted our time trying to figure out what your grievance is. Let me figure it out for myself. You were tagged on your latest account, and now you're upset about the accusation. Since this account is clean, I'm starting to think you're talking about someone's malicious actions, which led to you being classified as a member of some cheating group. You'd better elaborate, especially in the "reputation" section, as you should understand that every account that appears here is closely scrutinized.

I also suspect that there are already three accounts that seem to want to make a defense related to connected accounts, two accounts directly on the reputation board, one on the local board. I became even more suspicious because they seemed to be looking for a loophole to escape surveillance.

From what I’ve observed newbie or users who are hiding misconduct usually avoid entering the Reputation board unless they are trying to defend connected accounts that are part of the same operation.

[White pawn]

It's unclear what's written, but OP, you wasted our time trying to figure out what your grievance is. Let me figure it out for myself. You were tagged on your latest account, and now you're upset about the accusation. Since this account is clean, I'm starting to think you're talking about someone's malicious actions, which led to you being classified as a member of some cheating group. You'd better elaborate, especially in the "reputation" section, as you should understand that every account that appears here is closely scrutinized.

I understand that some people may not have noticed this yet,but this has been growing quietly and some account managers and signature applicants have experienced it from their ends.I only shared an observation based on what I personally noticed.If I’m wrong,i’m still open to correction.

[YOSHIE]

I understand that some people may not have noticed this yet,but this has been growing quietly and some account managers and signature applicants have experienced it from their ends.I only shared an observation based on what I personally noticed.If I’m wrong,i’m still open to correction.

Don't know what to correct for your conversation.
Can you speak clearly about your aims and objectives in terms of manipulating campaign managers and applicants.

Give us a good hold on this.

Awareness On The Impersonation of Signature Campaign Applicants

You talk like there are fish in the water, but you don't say what fish you mean, do you ask what the fish eats, what color or what type of fish.

[LTU_btc]

I tried to read your text several times. Text is fluent, but I have no idea what you're trying to say. Can you try to be more clear and bring specific examples. Because now it looks that from all people here only you understand what you want to say.

I understand that some people may not have noticed this yet,but this has been growing quietly and some account managers and signature applicants have experienced it from their ends.I only shared an observation based on what I personally noticed.If I’m wrong,i’m still open to correction.

Nope, it didn't become more clear...

[yahoo62278]

Congrats OP, you have written a long post and said absolutely nothing. If you are going to make a thread on this forum you should at least be clear in what you are trying to say. What you have done is just confused everyone. Not going to bring awareness to anything without explaining in depth what the heck you are talking about.

[OgNasty]

I know when I’m considering impersonating someone, the first group that comes to mind is accounts of people who are applying for signature campaigns. Oh the mischief you can cause…