Wow, such an interesting story and have been following up about the great professor but at the same time I have an opinion which is
- Is the proff really a scammer?
- or are those that he his introducing just coming for the money?
- is taking pictures the same location bad?
I may not know how true the inspection has been going but as a law students I can remember signing up at first and when I heard of the rewards I was happy when claiming my first results that I had to cash out with a close exchanger in my environment cause life was hard.
Secondly, if it should be in a school environment or interior village the so call prof can tell people about the platform and rewards which the people may want to join and get the cash out immediately as per laggard the need the joy first before adapting to the technology just like I did
I also read about the same school and same lines well as a law students I can say in school environment just like people always copy in exam hall if the prof make use of the same write up to show them example it may actually be the same for everyone
Neglecting the account may be in the case of let me receive the funds first before the start using the platform and once the receive the zoom off.
Remember our society is full of people that just want to get the rewards
To the prof if you are guilty please let go of the bad attitude
To my able inspector, your lawyer is always around
Yes.
Yes.
On its own, no.
Remember, this is "based on a true story" - like Ghostbusters. Only Live. So more like Eastenders.
Well to me
Am still learning
But To my knowledge if the prof should introduced people to the platform and at the same time he or she is a student I may argue with you because when I was a student just like ponzi scheme the prof may try to promote steem and once the follow students claim the may decide to get cash at first and sometimes forget about the platform remember all this depends on how he or she promote the platform
Some of the answers to your questions are in Day 4. The ending might be that there's nothing untoward happening.
Telling someone to join the platform (promoting steem ) is not bad but being a scammer is bad
But in my law knowledge
I can still remember when I was told about steemit we were like 15 of us in a bus and the 4 of us that sign up were taken picture with the same placad
Were you all sent your pictures in WhatsApp and holding up signs with different dates on?
Yes of course, has we were unable to sign up