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Oh you’re hilarious! 🙄
Have you even tried Deepstash?
If they would have stuck with saying it was like “Cliffsnotes”to your favorite books then that would have been justified advertising.
But primarily using a slogan that plays on a persons desire to be viewed as intelligent like
“It’s like TikTok for smart people” is a BS marketing ploy that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Try scrolling X or TikTok and then tell me that your experience on Deepstash is exactly the same as that.
It’s just another BS advertising campaign that’s meant to manipulate a person into downloading it, when they know that the user experience is nothing like they had advertised.
And don’t even get me started on their attempt to goat you into starting a “7-day free trial”
of the pro-version, just so they can get away with immediately auto-renewing a 1-month subscription before you have the chance to cancel it in time before being billed through your
phone bill.
It’s false advertising at it’s finest
What if for decades the
U.S. government has known exactly what these alien species are doing here, as well as understanding the basis for reality and the meaning of life, but the truth contradicts every known religion on the planet?
Those that reject anything that contradicts their religious doctrine might come to view the government as having participated in a deception that runs contrary to their deepest convictions, while some might lose faith not only in government authority but in the legitimacy of the laws and institutions it represents.
Those that did believe this disclosure might react negatively from such a fundamental change in their worldview, which could undermine the shared assumptions that allow society to function.
Either way there’s the risk of societal collapse, which might explain why the truth about these alien species have been kept secret for so long.
🤖 Made with AI
When Trump was being investigate, leftwing media outlets did stories on it constantly while repeating
the mantra
“No one is above the law.”
But when it’s a Dem being investigated then they rarely mention it, and when they do they claim that it’s a political
hit-job…..figures.
😆 at 1st I thought it was a clever way to increase sales, until I realized that it’s virtually impossible to enforce and would result in being more of an expense than anything else.
BEWARE OF
TAMPERED GIFT-CARDS!!
This video is interesting, but it’s not the video that’s the most intriguing, it’s the scam itself that matters.
Scammers steal the gift-cards,
then document the corresponding number code, and then they seal the packaging back up and sneak the gift-cards back into the store.
Then an unsuspecting customer will unknowingly purchase the tampered gift cards and eventually load money onto the card.
But the scammers have already registered the serial number from the card so they can quickly use the balance of the card before the customer is aware that the money they had loaded on the card is stolen.
That gift card hanging innocently on the rack may already belong to someone else.
Florida investigators uncovered an alleged gift-card tampering operation that stretched across dozens of stores and multiple counties - and the way it worked is exactly why shoppers need to pay attention.
Authorities say a man and woman would take stacks of unactivated gift cards from stores, carefully open the packaging, capture the card numbers and PIN information, then reseal everything so the cards looked untouched.
Then came the nastiest part.
The compromised cards were allegedly placed right back on store racks.
An unsuspecting shopper could grab one, take it to the register and load $50, $100 or more onto it without realizing someone else already had the information needed to access those funds.
Once the card was activated, the money could be drained before the person receiving the gift ever had a chance to use it.
Investigators eventually connected the suspects to dozens of Florida grocery stores. Surveillance reportedly helped identify a black Bentley with New York plates that had surfaced in multiple law-enforcement alerts.
Police later recovered electronics and tampered gift cards while investigating the operation.
The case eventually reached federal court, where one of the defendants pleaded guilty to conspiracy involving counterfeit or unauthorized access devices.
The takeaway is painfully simple:
Before buying a gift card from an open display, inspect the packaging carefully. Look for lifted seams, glue residue, damaged security strips, replacement stickers or anything that looks like it has been opened and resealed.
A gift card can look completely untouched while someone may already be waiting for the moment money gets loaded onto it.
Sometimes the scam doesn't happen after you buy the card.
It happens before you ever pick it up.
What Deepstash is advertising is a TOTAL LIE!!
It’s slogan that it is
“Just like TikTok but for smart people” is totally misleading.
Deepstash does offer somewhat of a scrolling feed,
but it isn't anywhere close to the same experience as TikTok or scrolling videos on X.
It has illustrated idea cards and an emphasis on a focused reading experience, rather than an endless stream of videos or content.
I’m not saying that there’s nothing worth reading in the app because there are some interesting “idea cards,”
but comparing it to X or TikTok is completely dishonest and is merely a marketing ploy to get you to download the app.
I recommend trying the free version, but beware, if you get goated into starting the
“free trial” of the Pro Version then after 7-days you’ll automatically begin getting billed monthly for the app if you don’t remember to cancel it before the 7day trial ends.
That’s what I’m guessing they are banking on, because even if you do cancel the trial, there’s a decent chance that you don’t cancel it in time before they are able to at least bill you for that 1st month.
I’m the exact age demographic that would be more familiar with Jay-Z’s music, and even I don’t want that to be the halftime performance.
Not in the slightest.
But that’s the NFL’s fault for allowing him to make important decisions like that.
That’s because they were eventually infiltrated by the
U.S. GOVERNMENT like everything else, so all significant disclosure came
to an abrupt halt.
It’s a bit of a catch22 to be honest. Because back then you were forced to sit and talk about things, but without the internet the general public was much more ignorant about the world so there was much less to talk about.
Until she’s in her 70’s-80’s
and the ink begins to fade so
that she looks like a pack of markers just exploded all over her head+face.
But about 90% of the drunks that I know would have refused to pay for anything that they broke, and would have easily dipped-out of there before the shop owner had the opportunity to obtain assistance from authorities.
And you can be sure that the “show” reimbursed the guy for the damage since they technically set him up to begin with.
Ok sure, but that man is in his 70’s and someone else behind him is ALSO filming without helping as well.
And what are the chances that the other person filing isn’t elderly and is more capable of helping, but chose not to either?
