KEITH WAREING | THE PUPPETEER ??

KEITH WAREING | THE PUPPETEER ??

Keith Wareing — Influenced online — A modern day Jordan Belfort???

Reposted by David Dutz

The world of cryptocurrency is murky at best, almost completely unregulated it is the wild west of digital commerce. Companies popping up left right and centre with faceless individuals offering dreams of riches to the masses only to walk away once the money is collected and disappear into obscurity. Millions can be and are made through countless lies and manipulation.

Don’t get me wrong there are companies in the cryptosphere that have no intention of running away with your money and do have a genuine intention and plan to deliver the products they outline while collecting your money. We at Invacio are one of the latter.

This article is to give a glimpse of how it can all work in a positive light when companies get together and work harmoniously to bring a dream to fruition. However, there is also the flipside, a dark underbelly that can turn around and bite the companies involved based on nothing more than a single persons whim and his influence on people in his pay.

Our story starts back in late march early April of this year, we were approached by Keith Wareing (a well known youtuber) that we had already worked with to do a youtube presentation for us (Simple marketing akin to that which all ICOs do). The video was done and it seemed to go well, it did raise our profile a little and we did enjoy relative success in terms of raised awareness. A short time afterwards, Keith contacted us again in order to propose a full blown marketing package with his team of 30 staff members.

The aim being to generate some more traction and organic growth of awareness for our company. Through their network and internal staff, their strategy was to raise awareness through direct engagement around the world via all social media channels. Writing article reviews, organising other youtube reviews etc. No shilling or lieing simply presenting what information they had to as large an audience as possible and inviting further investigation of Invacio and what we will be bringing to the world. Obviously that is important as the utility element of our token is what effects the market for INV token.

Now, forward in time, the coinsale is over, the old contract burned and a new one generated, tokens are distributed and (as the final part in the contracted purchase agreement with coinsale purchaser) released upon exchanges. At this point, things begin to go downhill and fast. Our initial exchange listing on Bancor was done with no prior marketing nor time to do any marketing, which was in contrast to our contractual agreement with them, tokens began to be sold via Bancor with very few buyers even being aware that it was available. This early launch and subsequent sales of tokens into a buyerless, unmarketed to, community caused an immediate slide in token value. As more people became aware of the listing on Bancor and subsequently became aware of the price slipping lower, more began to sell. The issue was still that there were fewer buyers then sellers. Again, this can be linked to the early launch and lack of marketing as well as a previously described large token holder dumping coins at a rate that just wasn’t supportable by any buying action.

Just a few short weeks after listing the token price had crashed dramatically, during those few weeks, there appeared online a campaign of negative sentiment towards Invacio and our technological offerings. We spent an inordinate amount of time online, in various social media forums, combating the negative sentiment with pertinent information and various proofs that our AI technology was real and that we were working towards pushing out the AI driven products with the all important utility for INV attached. So far so good (I guess).

Over the following month or 2 we agreed listing with further exchanges (IDEX, Mercotox, Switchain etc) and got a listing on CMC. Regardless the flow of information we have generated to highlight what we are doing to drive Invacio forward and regardless the times we pointed at the readily viewable products that we released and the links to AI based databanks that are compiled by our AI, the rumour mill continued spewing out incorrect information that we did not, in fact, have any AI based technology whatsoever and the price continued to slide. More sellers than buyers.

This war of attrition continues to this day, however, the rules just changed. Further to our earlier marketing agreement with Influenced on-line, Keith Wareing made a video, calling out William West our founder and inviting him to do 2 things (and also hinting that we were in fact a scam). The first was to start buying all the tokens on the market to drive the price up (Pump it) and secondly to attend an AMA on his channel so his followers could get answers to questions that had been asked (and answered) many time online already. William arranged for Roger Baker to take part in the AMA in his stead as there were other business related tasks and meetings that were taking up his time.

The AMA went ahead with Roger and it was a car crash. Keith peppered Roger with questions for a while with barely a pause to acknowledge any of the answers being given and then opened the floor for his followers to start with their questions. Roger, at that point, placed a tinfoil hat on his head, misguided, yes — silly, yes — unprofessional, yes — laughing at token holders, no — Laughing at the conspiracy theorists twisting any and all communications to prove a scam that isn’t a reality, yes. Keith got remarkably angry a few questions later, began using his trademark vulgar language and name calling, declared that Roger wearing a tinfoil hat was proof for him that Invacio was a scam and ended the AMA. The story should finish there, Keith showing his anger and support for the people that bought as a result of him doing a video on Invacio and finally embarrassing their representative live on youtube. End of story, file it away under “I told them what I thought and now my ass is protected”, but that is not where the story ends.

Progressively over the last few weeks, more and more material slating Invacio is starting to appear on social media here is an example https://medium.com/@shaunmarso/is-invacio-a-scam-or-mismanaged-ico-c37a1d67c267 please not the name of the author Shaun Marso and some of the people applauding: https://medium.com/@johndkenny, https://medium.com/@JaneLee007, https://medium.com/@CryptoDan2k, https://medium.com/@alanlovell321,

Here is another example: https://medium.com/@gloria.martinez_43421/2018s-worst-ico-ever-meet-the-invacio-ai-project-only-a-shattering-95-loss-to-investors-ce60ea0c897c

Please note the Author: https://medium.com/@gloria.martinez_43421 (no following and a brand new account)

And some of the people applauding https://medium.com/@shaunmarso, https://medium.com/@johndkenny, https://medium.com/@JaneLee007, https://medium.com/@subtle1981

Those are just a couple of examples but important ones, if you check out the people writing and or applauding these articles, they all either follow each other or have little to no medium based history except their negative applause for Invacio slating articles and perhaps some positive reactions for Howdoo or Travelblock (Influenced-Online’s other clients?)

Sure, you could look and say it is coincidence, these people are clearly moving in the same circles so it makes sense that they would like/clap for each other and, at a push, even think to.

write similarly weighted articles about the same projects. But wait, what can you see on this list:

This is a list of people that were allocated to work on social media for Invacio under contract with Online-Influencers. Now let’s look at twitter. Take a look at the authors and the likers (didn’t look at retweets) also there are lots of names that appear regularly but not on our list so possibly Keith’s supporters or other employees that work on other project

https://twitter.com/CryptoMarso/status/1020329854946988032 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite

https://twitter.com/CryptoMarso/status/1018945792755806208 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite

https://twitter.com/CryptoMarso/status/1018944199834685443 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite

https://twitter.com/CryptoMarso/status/1018946232406945792 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite

https://twitter.com/officiallykeith/status/1013412521062076416 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite Massimo @mangutini John Titor Time Traveller. @danieltwstewart

https://twitter.com/officiallykeith/status/1013413087465046016 liked by jackson @cryptomarmite John Titor Time Traveller. @danieltwstewart

https://twitter.com/mangutini/status/1017869807562174464

https://twitter.com/mangutini/status/1017863733647937536

https://twitter.com/officiallykeith/status/1012672568095051776

https://twitter.com/MouringMatthew/status/1012685831448989697

https://twitter.com/cryptomarmite/status/1019491776556687360

https://twitter.com/cryptomarmite/status/1019188980288573440

https://twitter.com/cryptomarmite/status/1019353291661152256

https://twitter.com/cryptomarmite/status/1014602661352656896

https://twitter.com/cryptomarmite/status/1014582369381224448

https://twitter.com/officiallykeith/status/1014377794942488576

https://twitter.com/JaneLee007/status/1019537089178857472

https://twitter.com/JaneLee007/status/1019517036043517959

https://twitter.com/JaneLee007/status/1019499706907586567

https://twitter.com/JaneLee007/status/1019357502910205952

There are MANY, MANY more tweets, retweets and comments if you follow the main names connected to the tweets already presented above.

As you go through them, you may notice a pattern emerging, the same people as in the list we presented earlier, the list that showed who would be working as a team to promote Invacio, appear to be now working against Invacio and doing their best to make as much noise as possible and call invacio a scam. They are posting comments, retweeting and liking each others comments and generally spreading their version of negative information wherever and however they can.

Now there are 2 ideas, either they have gone rogue and are doing this all because they despise invacio because the price crashed and their leader said we must be a scam or, they have now been told by their boss, Keith Wareing, to do as much damage to the name Invacio as possible.

We are only presenting the facts as we find them.

Whichever it is (and that is for you to decide) it is not doing his loyal followers (people that bought because they watched his video) or any other token holders any favours whatsoever.

Effectively, he has sold all his tokens (he has admitted as much) and it seems he, and his team, no longer care for those that bought and still hold. It seems that as far as Influenced-Online are concerned they are within their rights to call something a scam, with no actual understanding of the technology Invacio have nor how it would look if they were shown it, and then go out potentially destroying the value of tokens their followers may still hold simply because they want to.

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How William found out in regards to John / Traveller to his horror. He thought that a creative mind had fallen for the FUD, and felt compelled to reach out, he was not expecting this response.

It should be noted William did not organise marketing for INV, this was handled by Christoph Huber so piecing together bits and pieces here and there has taken some time and continues to do so.

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Oh and to settle it for once, Invacio did not enter into any relationship with the individual known as Supporman, we actually were not sure as we did not organise marketing in part, however Keiths handler