So I am not sure whether I should be impressed or upset, although I am pretty sure that if the people who kept upvoting the same guy (or woman), that they would probably not like it too much...

Before I continue this post I want to say I can't actually proof anything and that this is all based on my own observation, make your own conclusions!

So what did I find?

In the past few days I have been actively commentating instead of working on my own content, which I probably will be continuing to do so (at least for a while). As it is something Steemit really seems to be needing and in more than one way is rewarding. Now while I was doing this I started to notice something very odd. What I saw was the same people often posting on the same posts, also posts, in which the blogger usually rewards their commentators greatly. Now this could have been nothing more than a coincidence, like they found the same people through their blogs. But like I will be showing you in a moment, there is some very similar behaviours in these accounts. Actually, I think the person using those accounts might have even more. O well, let's start this thing!

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The accounts in question are: @adnanrabbani, @shencoin, @maryambibi, @kellyrose (those four stood out the most for me) and 4 more: @tayab, @marygrac, @atechforu, @robrowe.

So yes, I think those 8 accounts are all from the same person.

Now the next accounts are from the bloggers! I hope some of them will have a look at this post to see it for themselves! As they are the ones being potentially ripped off...
(Just to note, these aren't all of them.)

@janusface, @alexpfeiffer, @broncnutz, @btcunchained, @camilla, @creadordelfuturo, @cryptoctopus, @davidp, @elyaque, @exyle, @gamer00, @greatpath, @jamesallen, @kouhei-gahaku, @neoxian, @onceuponatime, @pollux.one, @reddust, @ryn, @officialfuzzy, @surpassinggoogle, @donkeypong, @crypt0, @awgbibb.

Alright, I will end my list here. But to clarify, these are the bloggers on which the same accounts (same person) would be commenting on.

So lets continue shall we.

Let me share a few pics with you from a few posts that simply stood out.

Let's play a drinking game, can you spot the "sir" ?

The last one actually has all 8 accounts in one post! Link HERE

Some more examples can be found here, you just have to scroll through the comments and look for those 8 accounts I pointed out above:

https://steemit.com/travel/@camilla/just-walking-around-in-a

https://steemit.com/colorchallenge/@creadordelfuturo/colorchallenge-greenthursday-las-fuentes-del-algar-natural-park-in-alicante-spain

https://steemit.com/question/@cryptoctopus/4000-followers-please-answer

https://steemit.com/central/@davidp/central-banks-in-the-west-will-miss-it

https://steemit.com/music/@neoxian/house-techno-music-tigerlilly-by-layton-giordani

https://steemit.com/art/@reddust/spicebush-swallowtail-background-wip

https://steemit.com/central/@davidp/central-banks-in-the-west-will-miss-it#@shencoin/re-davidp-central-banks-in-the-west-will-miss-it-20170820t124520889z

https://steemit.com/piano/@crypt0/piano-covers-of-music-from-the-2000-s#@shencoin/re-crypt0-piano-covers-of-music-from-the-2000-s-20170820t071847373z

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So, except for the same accounts commenting, why do I think it is one person?

For one, the "sir," it is just too easy to spot. For that matter, the person is also often addressed with @(Steemit name). And I bet ya, that if this person reads this post he will take notice of it. Secondly, the writing. Actually, if it was a more articulated writer, I would have never spotted it in the first place. The very distinctive writing is so similar. On some accounts there are no punctuation marks at all, on others they seem to be excessively used. This could be on purpose to make some distinction between the accounts. However, the lack of english and the spoken language looks way too much the same.

Another thing, a lot of the accounts are made around the same time; July, some in august, thinking it whasn't enough... Also, the times of not commenting for a longer period (sleeping time ~8 hours) they are very similar (at least noticable with the accounts being used the most). Check @adnanrabbani, @shencoin and @maryambibi at their comments, and look for the gap of circa 8hours, notice how similar they are?

As for their own blog, most of them do mostly resteems, I think @adnanrabbani is the main account. As he seems to have some legit postings of his own. For example @shencoin, I saw some original posts but in no way was originally written by her, just look at this post and how it is written https://steemit.com/photography/@shencoin/california-high-water-river-rafting-with-all-oudoors. The articular words used are by no doubt a changed version from a re-writed official article.

So to sum up why I think those accounts are one and the same

• Sir this, sir that
• Often addressing the person by name (@Steemit name)
• Same similar use of language, lack of english
• Some accounts have no punctuations at all (others do but are still very similar on the points above)
• Same date of joining Steemit; July (some august)
• Same sleep cycles (~8 hours of not commenting in same period)

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So, what do you think? Same person or not?