_{@NoNamesLeftToUse The Writer/Artist Himself here with a public service announcement.}

Do you use Steemit Chat? Do you become annoyed when strangers send you private messages asking for votes? I'm in the yes department when it comes to answering both of those questions.

If you say hi to me though, I'll probably say hello in return.

Innocent enough. I'm not a snob.

Next, I'm presented with some sort of... business card? How professional of him.

Wow!

^{Maybe it's a whale and they like my work!}

How exciting would that be if you were a new member here, struggling to get noticed. Here's where I'm thinking the average person might get sucked in. They might see this, and begin butt kiss mode. Brown nosers always lose though so grow a damn spine and stop wasting your time!

Anyway

Like any true professional, I realize it is now my turn so I do not hesitate.

Some of you might get the joke. I wrote my name in the snow, with what? Hardy-har-har!

Exhibit D

He goes right into asking for money.

At this point, the sycophant who can't seem to get noticed on Steemit might assume this is one of those vote services where you pay and receive a participation award. I mean, sure, some people are good at bowling and win their trophies. Others go out and buy the biggest bowling trophy they can find, then tell stories about that day and how well they did.

Next Up

I was on to this guy right from the start, but I wanted to find out who it was.

I didn't have to leave soon. I wanted to put the scammer in a position to make a rushed decision. Yes, I'm attempting to scam the scammer.

And Finally

Simply taking that Bittrex address and combining it with the word Steemit in a google search will give anyone enough evidence to prove this is a scammer. That's exactly what I did.

Steemit d9bc272057644832bea

Try it in google yourself. You'll see what I saw.

Here's the Fun Part

I did not have enough time to dig. I'm certain though, if we put our heads together and look hard enough, it shouldn't be hard to narrow this down. Maybe we'll find a few Steemit accounts tied to this scammer. Then we can polish those pitchforks, light those torches...

and burn the witch!

Important!

^{Make sure you read the fine print.}

As for the real @dmania. I have no idea who you are. There's someone on chat, posing as you, making you look bad. I checked your wallet here on Steemit. There's no evidence there that ties that bittrex account to you.

Steemit members. Pay attention. Again. The dmania on chat is not the dmania on Steemit. DO NOT attack @dmania.

Conclusion

Be careful out there. Not everyone is here to help you. That scammer is clearly attempting to target only those who might be feeling desperate for a vote. If you truly feel as if paying for a false sense of success is worth it though, maybe you deserve being scammed. I mean, if the most famous author here bought majority of their votes, I'm not seeing a good book. I'm seeing someone polishing the new bowling trophy they bought. Someone might actually want to see you bowl someday though, so keep that in mind!

Have a nice day!

Credits: _{All images seen here were produced digitally, by me. "Why scam when you earn more by being honest?" [email protected]}

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