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RE: 100.000 STEEM for VENEZUELA
Hello @hlezama,
and did you receive anything of that Steem? I am just curios und would like to know of the outcome.
I hope the power shortages are over.
Do you still have the water problem as well?
Greetings to you,
Erika
Hi, Erika.
Actually, this did not end up very well. I was very excited at the prospects of getting quite a few Steems here, given the fact that my post got the most votes, comments, etc. But, it so happened that at the end the alleged 100 Steems were split among basically a lot of people who posted and got votes and comments.I ended up getting (I can't even remember the exact amount now) just a few. Probably less than 3 steem.
Thank you for answering. It's what I assumed what happened. The whole thing was a marketing gig to excite many people. This space can be in the same way wonderful as corrupt. :) Well, like outside, right.
I checked this account after I got a marketing memo through my wallet. I decided to check it out as I had time. But then I saw how petty all the article on this blog are written and payed for to geht high payouts. Well... I do not understand why people decide to stay under their talents, it's kind of irritating cause they will regret it one day...
I wish you a good day and thanks again for responding.
Thank You for the feedback. I was very disappointed, but was not in the mood for arguments.
I even contacted the guy about a week later and he came up with a lame response. What they did at the end (if they did, I did not have the time to track all the transfers) was not what the post had promised.
In any case, we continue being screwed in one way or another. We continue having blackouts here, inflation is in the millions, and the political nightmare seem stronger than Freddy Crooger
You learned something valuable, didn't you? There are many fools around here who believe their own stories.
Do you have access to technical devices to make yourself independent from power grid? Are there locals forming to help each other out in building stationary wind mills or other solutions for getting electricity?
And how much rain do you have so you might collect water and filter it?
Is this something you people think of?
Stay well.
Great questions. I'm afraid I have negative answers for all of them.
I have been thinking about posting about both the electricity crisis and the water crisis. With all the complications, I have not been able to.
We are more vulnerable than you can imagine.
We have very few options or alternatives.
Unless you have enough money to afford a power plant, if there is a blackout that's it for the average Joe.
As for the water problem, we need to learn home-made ways to filter water. other than boiling it and filtering with some peace of cloth, there is no much we do with water. Most people get sick because they do not even boil it.
In the are I live we get very little rain all year long.
Are people around who gather and find help in building little street-communities? Are people at hand who have some engineer knowledge? Can money be collected to buy something via Internet-Shops?
As long you have in times of electricity working access to the Internet, what are you waiting for? As it seems self-help is required.
I was searching for portable solar systems and emergency electricity generators and stuff like that. Here are some links, I do not know whether the findings are worth something but might give you some ideas:
https://ecotality.com/best-portable-solar-panels/
http://www.level.org.nz/energy/renewable-electricity-generation/back-up-power-generation/
https://www.amazon.com/Go-Power-Valterra-GP-PSK-120-Portable/dp/B009MIPH4K?language=en_US&tag=ecotality-20
this is what a purchaser wrote about the solar panel:
Also, there are plenty of solutions for filtering water in a good and healthy way. Use your access to the Internet while it's lasting.
I would like more to hear of you people to help each other out. If nobody starts an initiative I guess you could.