Once again, amazing work ! But there is one thing you missed on the video. In the wifi hub campaign there is a stolen picture from an adult website. The photo with the girl in the kitchen.
@@slopesgameroom Yes, it's from a weird "voyeur" website. I just imagine the guy watching this site and saying to himself : "That's going to be great on my campaign to scam people" XD
Depends on how they go about the production of the product. A smart person wouldn't give the entire blueprint to one company but rather break the blueprint into parts lol.
That is the risk as an "investor" the consumer is taking. I understand your point, but people tend to look at places like Kickstarter as a shop rather then what it truly is which is an investment platform.
@@TheCommanderTaco I don't think investing is really the same of crowdfunding, when you invest in gold, you get the gold and hold on to it. When you invest in stocks, you have the stocks, you are a partial owner of the company. Sure they can become worthless if the company tanks, but you can sell them as soon as your payment processes. Crowdfunding is wanting a product to be made and helping to fund something in exchange for the product. You get nothing for your money except the promise that you may get a product you want made.
@@VaporeonEnjoyer1 its a pre order basically you give them the money to make the item in return you get the item when its done so technically you are investing you just don't have anything physical them shutting the door is basically like stocks tanking you put $100 in and now you get 10cent back because the companies worthless exact same as them just deciding thanks for the money and logging out.
@@AnythingForSouls Pre-orders are for items that have already been greenlit, are being produced and have financial backing. If it is cancelled, you get your money back. That's why games that have no big company wanting to finance, like Shenmue 3, have to turn to kickstarter, because they need you to be the financial backer. And unlike a big company who gets a possible return on their investment at the risk of loss, you only get at best the product, or at worst, nothing.
Wan show and LTT fans will know of the colebar. Luke always brings it up when Kickstarter is mentioned. They even got in talks with potentially getting it built after the success of there screwdriver
You would expect a comprehensive verification process from KS to make sure the projects are legitimate and not scams. Saying "oops, sorry we failed" as a project update is nowhere near enough. Failed KS campaigns should be investigated by the law and the organizers shouldn't be able to run away with (all) the money. Where is the accountability from KS to make sure that people are not paying money for (blatant) scams?
As someone else has already said, Kickstarter and such sites are NOT SHOPS, They are NOT protected by Retail Laws and Consumer rights... They are "Investment Opportunities'" - It is like gambling on the Stock Markets... You Invest your money in an Idea... It is a gamble! There is very little any of these sites can do legally to protect anyone as they are NOT a retailer!
There are some nice things on Kickstarter, but just keep in mind like a youtuber named " Stop, Drop & Retro" states " these platforms aren't a shop, so don't go in expecting a product or the same product that was pitched to you". Personally the only thing I have helped fund on Kickstarter was Viva La Dirt Leauge for a few bucks. I also did back "Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch" on a site called BackerKit ( was led there from Kevin Smith's actual website) and still to this day the game has yet to come out or have any updates ( I backed the game in 2020). Even reading on the games steam page community tab people have given up that the game will ever come out lol.
In defense of that bully commenter, the Cole-Bar guy did exploit his brother's death out of greed, so their anger felt kinda justified if not OTT. But in all seriousness, how do bullshitters keep getting away with scamming people on these sites? Aren't there anti-fraud laws on the books?
Yes, but at the same time sites like Kickstarter aren't shops but rather investment sites, so it will be trickier to get someone for fraud on a device that may or may not exist. All that is for certain is that a prototype ( assumingly since that is a requirement for Kickstarter, but not Indigogo) existed at some point. Not a lawyer so not too sure what the law is there lol.
The dudes justified in being angry but literally constantly bring the dudes dead brother into it and using a photoshopped version of his face for an icon is still way over the line…also it’s hypocritical because even if he’s not taking money he’s using his his dead brother to hurt him which
From what I've seen it usually takes the backers forming together to sue the creators as a whole to get money back, which is why "make a scam MMO" is getting harder because those people will make discord groups just to compile better investigations than Cold Case Files fr
I wish I didn't have a conscience 😂. I'm looking at being homeless soon because I don't have any money. Even with that looming overhead I can't fathom scamming anyone 😂.
I have not heard of many campaigns or causes using dead children to play on people's emotions, but I am sick and tired of people in general using children, dead or alive, to pull on our heartstrings and fuel their agendas.
I wish kickstarters should file an insurance bond first before their campaign begins so that any backers can get their deposits back to them in case the project got cancelled.
Nice idea... I like it! But it has an issue... If they started doing something like that - Stock Market Investors would want something similar ... And economically - That could be a disaster! If Kickstarter were a Retailer, That woudl already be in place... Such protections are already mandatory... But they are not, It is an "Investment Platform" like the Stock Markets...
I think the worst part of the magnetic charger is that they could've just drop shipped already existing chargers, made a ton and people would've been pretty happy
@@slopesgameroom It's a very good point, however, considering the amount of people who backed it, the existing products clearly didn't have the best reach
I would have definitely bought the floating mag charger thing. I'm sure it would ruin my phone, but it'd be such a nice conversation piece, you know? Or it could tell people that I'm terrible with money and have to buy stupid things online for my ego or something.
I am absolutely on the side of "Never Getting My Cole-Bar". His comment was exactly right on the money, he had every right to say what he did, and he did not overstep anything. He is 100% correct that these people used a cheap sympathy tactic to steal money, and them commenting and attempting to leverage a refund for "an apology" absolutely justifies and proves him right.
@HappilyTearful it's nuanced because while I don't agree with the method the sentiment is there. Partially it feels like they are / can use the fact it is supposed to be a homage to their deceased relative to hide from criticism. Let's take the Amico for instance. Tommy originally stated he wanted to release the Amico on his deceased sister's birthday. Business wise the move made no sense, but if you tried to call him out on it then you would be seen as being the insensitive jerk because of the meaning it is supposed to hold. Back to the bar while it is okay for them to want to honor a family member it does play on people's emotions to have that in their pitch. While the commenter definitely isn't 100% in the right. It is the creators who are more in the wrong, especially using "getting negative comments" as an excuse to stop replying to actual comments that could be quite insightful.
So you're on a side of using a dead kid to get back at someone. You can be made you can hate them all you want you can do anything to them but if it involves kids. Fuck off
@@HappilyTearful I wouldn't have gone as far as the commenter but obviously the project cared about the dead child (assuming he was real) about the same amount.
1) Nope, even the video looks suspect 2) Similar products to this already exist, so unsure why it was made into a kickstarter 3) I'd believe the product was real, but wouldn't buy as the ring looks awful - and how would you aim it for a good shot? 4) Would genuinely love one of these for work if it was real... :( 5) Similar issue to #2 6) Watched this section twice and still don't understand the product lol 7) Almost thought it was believable until the price was mentioned - nope!! 8) Would absolutely love something like this if the technology existed to make it happen! 9) Not a fan of multi-tools, but it's a shame they didn't try creating a simpler version of it to send out to backers? 10) The technology to make a product like this already exists, and I love the look of the product itself. Would almost definitely have backed this one if I'd come across it in the wild! 11) 'Smart luggage' is such a grift lol! It's a no from me...
14:10 Sounds like someone looked at the swiss army knife and decided "let's do that with hardware tools" without considering why that's not already a thing or how the swiss army knife is functional in spite of how overcomplicated they are. They can have at least _73_ functions (Swiss Champs are crazy).
I spent $5 and got a stick-on rechargeable magnetic light for my backpack. One of my best ideas ever! No more digging around for my medicine blindly! The metal plate attaches to my organizer with 3M tape and the light pops on an off easily. I wish it was a little more difficult to turn on (touch to turn on, touch again to change colors, hold to turn off), but it's a huge help!
Wait, didn't Luke from LTT get taken in from the Cole Bar as well. He was planning on giving it to his father for Christmas, but now it is a family joke.
Same thought! I'd never heard of it until Luke talked about it on the WAN Show a couple of years ago and now I've FINALLY seen what he was talking about.
Marvel vs Capcom 2, Toejam & Earl, and Red Alert music in the background. Damn, it's like you have your finger on the pulse of my childhood, some very nice choices!
Part of me is kinda glad the ring one is a scam, but I'm also sadly unsurprised that so many men flocked the campaign and fully funded its goal six times over.
2:37 Buying from Russia with the sanctions might be more complicated and expensive than it's worth though. That's even supposing their courier does international.
Would you fall for a Troll Post, stating that an African has invented a TV that wirelessly charges? The entire 10 Billion € German News Network: **YES**
How did cops not find the insta-ring people? They actually posted videos with several rather recognizable people. Even if those were actors they could be tracked down easily and could lead to the culprits via the money trail.
I am still wondering, in a world where Telegram's owner is arrested and facing charges for the stuff he is not even responsible for but what users do on his service....why aren't the authorities of several countries taking apart Kickstarter and Indiegogo for all their money, until they start enforcing stuff and refunding the money from scammers forcibly? I mean the levitating phone... who the hell fell for that actually existing? Why did Kickstarter not check if this was a real person even, before allowing it?
I was number 3,000 and something for the coolest cooler never received I think they sent me a $20 check. I also never received this laptop phone assistant that you're supposed to be able to plug your phone into and use as a computer. I will never support crowdfunding ever again especially with Kickstarter.
I'd love to get you to cover the amano vr museum. None of the physical merch sent out. We got a fake game before getting a extremely run down version of what we were suppose to get.
Look, the guy who changed his profile picture to the dead child frowning and started harassing the project creators is 100% out of line. But he's also right. The harassment is 100% going too far, but at the end of the day they did objectively use a child's death as a sob story in order to try and drive up engagement and sales. And that would be disgusting on its own even if the project went off without a hitch. But the fact that they *also* didn't end up delivering at all only makes it that much grosser. They should have never exploited the child to drive sales in the first place, and they have reached the point where it's clearly become a scam by not even finishing on their promises
12:01 - Why do so many entrepreneurs think having to use an app for physical objects is a selling point? Why is having no tactile feedback a good thing? Why is adding an extra stepis a good thing? Why is bloating your phone or tablet with pointless software a good thing? Why is being unable to use your device if your phone runs out of battery or dies a good thing? Why is being stuck with an expensive brick once the app inevitably goes offline a good thing?
Assuming we are in a void where we only see Kickstarter and not any other sites to do research. The only project i can see myself falling for is number 2 ( would assume maybe they use really good blades lol).
Okay but a bag pack with a camera on the back for cyclists that displays on your phone sell it with a handlebar phone mount would probably actually do pretty good hell even throw in a power bank in it to keep it charged easier so it doesn't even need to be removable.
Honestly because I watch your series on scammers in the crowdfunding community, I am always super wary of supporting things on those sites unless I am familiar and confident about the person or people in question who are in charge 😬I don't make enough money to be throwing it away on some scam
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I'm not going to say I wouldn't fall for a scam if I wasn't careful. But there are some things that I look at and I am just skeptical. I remember seeing the ibackpack on the news back in the day. I remember thinking, "Yeah, I don't think so." I was even like this with Mighty No. 9. I didn't think it was a scam, I was just super cautious about it. So hearing some of these made me think, yeah if I heard of these back then, I would have been like nope. Especially the last one because it made me think of the ibackpack just by hearing everything it could supposedly do. In the lighter side, I could hear this in my head with the Cole Bar, "Can also be used as spoon."
Why is the Cole Bar guy whos simply calling a spade a spade horrific? They DID use a deceased child to advertise a product that wasn't done/grift people. Wouldn't have gone as far as constant harrasment but the project people should be seen as more horrific.
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Had to go find the Metroid soundtrack and hear Kraid's Hideout theme after watching this. :)
I totally forgot about this gem.
come on mate, your sponsor is a PDF shield not to mention all the scammers, stalkers and other stuff if covers for.
Once again, amazing work ! But there is one thing you missed on the video. In the wifi hub campaign there is a stolen picture from an adult website. The photo with the girl in the kitchen.
@@bernardnabler6190 oh really?
@@slopesgameroom Yes, it's from a weird "voyeur" website. I just imagine the guy watching this site and saying to himself : "That's going to be great on my campaign to scam people" XD
Yup, Yukihide Takano's last message is from 7 hours ago.
At this point we need everyone to come together and get this committed commenter his device
Justice for Yukihide!
Ain't no way😂😂😂 start a go fund me for that man
Someone just tell him he was scammed and he’s never getting anything lol
I feel kinda sorry for him, honestly. He obviously *really* needed the device for *something.*
Tommy Tallarico is furiously taking notes...
He may even pop up in the video :P
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His mother's very proud.
lmfao. why is this so easy to picture in my head?
Just like the awesome notes in all of his original music composition
"Hey! Let's get it made in China!" is equivalent to "Hey! Let's give away all our IP!"
Depends on how they go about the production of the product. A smart person wouldn't give the entire blueprint to one company but rather break the blueprint into parts lol.
That’s not true at all if you actually know what you’re doing
@@TheCommanderTaco That's true, but when you're making a simple mold for making water freeze in a specific shape, it's definitely not hard to copy lol
Tommy Tallarico’s mom is very proud of all these people.
I'm not gonna lie. the cole bar one made me laugh hysterically. It was just so insane I couldn't comprehend it.
I'd say the quickest way to scam that much money out of people is to start a kickstarter for mmorpg
This is the way
Oh wow, that spinning phone is a better breakdancer than Raygun 😂
That's sexist
@@PerantiX1 Are you assuming that phones gender OUTRAGEOUS!!!
@@PerantiX1How?
Hey. The shelf in your background is bowing. Might want to find a fix. Your mini arcade machines could be at risk of falling.
It’s amazing that kickstart has no retribution or ability to clawback funds from these companies who close shop the moment they get funded
That is the risk as an "investor" the consumer is taking. I understand your point, but people tend to look at places like Kickstarter as a shop rather then what it truly is which is an investment platform.
@@TheCommanderTaco THIS! Spot on!
@@TheCommanderTaco I don't think investing is really the same of crowdfunding, when you invest in gold, you get the gold and hold on to it. When you invest in stocks, you have the stocks, you are a partial owner of the company. Sure they can become worthless if the company tanks, but you can sell them as soon as your payment processes. Crowdfunding is wanting a product to be made and helping to fund something in exchange for the product. You get nothing for your money except the promise that you may get a product you want made.
@@VaporeonEnjoyer1 its a pre order basically you give them the money to make the item in return you get the item when its done so technically you are investing you just don't have anything physical them shutting the door is basically like stocks tanking you put $100 in and now you get 10cent back because the companies worthless exact same as them just deciding thanks for the money and logging out.
@@AnythingForSouls Pre-orders are for items that have already been greenlit, are being produced and have financial backing. If it is cancelled, you get your money back. That's why games that have no big company wanting to finance, like Shenmue 3, have to turn to kickstarter, because they need you to be the financial backer. And unlike a big company who gets a possible return on their investment at the risk of loss, you only get at best the product, or at worst, nothing.
Wan show and LTT fans will know of the colebar. Luke always brings it up when Kickstarter is mentioned. They even got in talks with potentially getting it built after the success of there screwdriver
20:35 man you can't just drop Hell March on us like that, I wasn't ready for that kind of nostalgia
Even in hell, scammers will not be able to escape Yukihide's wrath.
Legends say Yukihide is still waiting for his power bank with display to this day
Poor Yukihide. There is a post from just 9 hours ago about the power bank screen.
"What is up!? haven't received the item" current comment
@@IFZEX09 And in the most recent comment he says : "Hello,
What’s happening ?
I have non news , no excuse, no date of delivery."
I hope for him it's not the case but he might backed up for a lot of money to still be doing it.
Kickstarter is complicit in these scams. There should be checks that prevent the organizers from running away with the money.
You would expect a comprehensive verification process from KS to make sure the projects are legitimate and not scams.
Saying "oops, sorry we failed" as a project update is nowhere near enough. Failed KS campaigns should be investigated by the law and the organizers shouldn't be able to run away with (all) the money.
Where is the accountability from KS to make sure that people are not paying money for (blatant) scams?
If the funds were disbursed by deliverable, it'd probably work.
As someone else has already said, Kickstarter and such sites are NOT SHOPS, They are NOT protected by Retail Laws and Consumer rights... They are "Investment Opportunities'" - It is like gambling on the Stock Markets...
You Invest your money in an Idea... It is a gamble! There is very little any of these sites can do legally to protect anyone as they are NOT a retailer!
@@Ordoscc Then it literally wouldn't kickstart a single thing.
You need to put a brace on the shelf with the tiny arcade machines. I fear it may fail soon!
This was a neat format for a video! I enjoyed it very much!
I would never fall for a kickstarter scam, because ill never back anything on Kickstarter
There are some nice things on Kickstarter, but just keep in mind like a youtuber named " Stop, Drop & Retro" states " these platforms aren't a shop, so don't go in expecting a product or the same product that was pitched to you".
Personally the only thing I have helped fund on Kickstarter was Viva La Dirt Leauge for a few bucks. I also did back "Jay and Silent Bob: Chronic Blunt Punch" on a site called BackerKit ( was led there from Kevin Smith's actual website) and still to this day the game has yet to come out or have any updates ( I backed the game in 2020). Even reading on the games steam page community tab people have given up that the game will ever come out lol.
Only ever backed one... Will NEVER back a Kickstarter again!
I only backed one project... It was Mighty No. 9, I'm never supporting any crowdfunding campaign ever again after that.
First reaction to the Cole bar is that it is going to bend, and then it's not going to work. I know tools.
I thought the same
In defense of that bully commenter, the Cole-Bar guy did exploit his brother's death out of greed, so their anger felt kinda justified if not OTT.
But in all seriousness, how do bullshitters keep getting away with scamming people on these sites? Aren't there anti-fraud laws on the books?
You can sue the business itself for fraud when it fails, but what you get depends if they still had any money left.
Yes, but at the same time sites like Kickstarter aren't shops but rather investment sites, so it will be trickier to get someone for fraud on a device that may or may not exist. All that is for certain is that a prototype ( assumingly since that is a requirement for Kickstarter, but not Indigogo) existed at some point.
Not a lawyer so not too sure what the law is there lol.
The dudes justified in being angry but literally constantly bring the dudes dead brother into it and using a photoshopped version of his face for an icon is still way over the line…also it’s hypocritical because even if he’s not taking money he’s using his his dead brother to hurt him which
From what I've seen it usually takes the backers forming together to sue the creators as a whole to get money back, which is why "make a scam MMO" is getting harder because those people will make discord groups just to compile better investigations than Cold Case Files fr
I wish I didn't have a conscience 😂. I'm looking at being homeless soon because I don't have any money. Even with that looming overhead I can't fathom scamming anyone 😂.
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@alderoth01 im glad you didn't end up homeless bro 🙏
There's an alternate universe where Earl Hickey never won the lottery or got hit by a car. So instead of his karma list it was one like this haha.
But Earl isn't smart enough to use a computer. Unless he scammed people in person like a true snake oil salesmen lol.
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I have not heard of many campaigns or causes using dead children to play on people's emotions, but I am sick and tired of people in general using children, dead or alive, to pull on our heartstrings and fuel their agendas.
The only thing I could think of with the first one when it was spinning was the first few seconds of Funky Town
I wish kickstarters should file an insurance bond first before their campaign begins so that any backers can get their deposits back to them in case the project got cancelled.
Nice idea... I like it! But it has an issue... If they started doing something like that - Stock Market Investors would want something similar ... And economically - That could be a disaster!
If Kickstarter were a Retailer, That woudl already be in place... Such protections are already mandatory... But they are not, It is an "Investment Platform" like the Stock Markets...
I think the worst part of the magnetic charger is that they could've just drop shipped already existing chargers, made a ton and people would've been pretty happy
Yeah, it's bizarre that one was approved... These things are easily avaialble
@@slopesgameroom It's a very good point, however, considering the amount of people who backed it, the existing products clearly didn't have the best reach
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I would have definitely bought the floating mag charger thing. I'm sure it would ruin my phone, but it'd be such a nice conversation piece, you know? Or it could tell people that I'm terrible with money and have to buy stupid things online for my ego or something.
I am absolutely on the side of "Never Getting My Cole-Bar". His comment was exactly right on the money, he had every right to say what he did, and he did not overstep anything. He is 100% correct that these people used a cheap sympathy tactic to steal money, and them commenting and attempting to leverage a refund for "an apology" absolutely justifies and proves him right.
"I was scammed ten years ago so it's okay to taunt someone with a dead child" is a terminally online take.
@HappilyTearful it's nuanced because while I don't agree with the method the sentiment is there.
Partially it feels like they are / can use the fact it is supposed to be a homage to their deceased relative to hide from criticism.
Let's take the Amico for instance. Tommy originally stated he wanted to release the Amico on his deceased sister's birthday. Business wise the move made no sense, but if you tried to call him out on it then you would be seen as being the insensitive jerk because of the meaning it is supposed to hold.
Back to the bar while it is okay for them to want to honor a family member it does play on people's emotions to have that in their pitch. While the commenter definitely isn't 100% in the right. It is the creators who are more in the wrong, especially using "getting negative comments" as an excuse to stop replying to actual comments that could be quite insightful.
So you're on a side of using a dead kid to get back at someone. You can be made you can hate them all you want you can do anything to them but if it involves kids.
Fuck off
On their end the scammers yea they are pos but dont go doing the same to them doesn't make you better person ether
@@HappilyTearful I wouldn't have gone as far as the commenter but obviously the project cared about the dead child (assuming he was real) about the same amount.
That Takano guy for the power banks is probably a troll / on of the people that stole that money.
10:11 the melancholy of superbacker Yukihide. It's the Air Umbrella all over again.
Check out the build one 99 dollar 3d printer..... the backers bought the dude a new house!
1) Nope, even the video looks suspect
2) Similar products to this already exist, so unsure why it was made into a kickstarter
3) I'd believe the product was real, but wouldn't buy as the ring looks awful - and how would you aim it for a good shot?
4) Would genuinely love one of these for work if it was real... :(
5) Similar issue to #2
6) Watched this section twice and still don't understand the product lol
7) Almost thought it was believable until the price was mentioned - nope!!
8) Would absolutely love something like this if the technology existed to make it happen!
9) Not a fan of multi-tools, but it's a shame they didn't try creating a simpler version of it to send out to backers?
10) The technology to make a product like this already exists, and I love the look of the product itself. Would almost definitely have backed this one if I'd come across it in the wild!
11) 'Smart luggage' is such a grift lol! It's a no from me...
14:10 Sounds like someone looked at the swiss army knife and decided "let's do that with hardware tools" without considering why that's not already a thing or how the swiss army knife is functional in spite of how overcomplicated they are. They can have at least _73_ functions (Swiss Champs are crazy).
2:46 you took this laughing scene from one of the very best YTP's of all time 😂
🗣️🎙️🎵 “I’m gonna take you for a riiide!” 🎺🎉 🥁0:01
I spent $5 and got a stick-on rechargeable magnetic light for my backpack. One of my best ideas ever! No more digging around for my medicine blindly! The metal plate attaches to my organizer with 3M tape and the light pops on an off easily. I wish it was a little more difficult to turn on (touch to turn on, touch again to change colors, hold to turn off), but it's a huge help!
That's cool
Wait, didn't Luke from LTT get taken in from the Cole Bar as well. He was planning on giving it to his father for Christmas, but now it is a family joke.
Same thought! I'd never heard of it until Luke talked about it on the WAN Show a couple of years ago and now I've FINALLY seen what he was talking about.
Hahaha no way
@@slopesgameroom Let's see if we can get LTT to pick up this part of your episode to showcase in this week's WAN Show.
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LOL, that backpack is the most ridiculous thing ever. Who in his right mind would think this could be done with non-scifi tech?
Marvel vs Capcom 2, Toejam & Earl, and Red Alert music in the background. Damn, it's like you have your finger on the pulse of my childhood, some very nice choices!
Oh for sure mate, always love chucking in a bit of nostalgia to the videos
Maybe Allan Pan should make that yukihide person a portable power bank with a screen in it. That sounds like a project that is up his alley.
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Someone please get my man Yukihide the fkn product!!😢😂😢
I would love for Slopes to cover Cryamore (kickstarter)
It's on my to do list :P
8:31 WTF?! She threw less paper than the quantity that is falling afterward.
She’s a magician
Part of me is kinda glad the ring one is a scam, but I'm also sadly unsurprised that so many men flocked the campaign and fully funded its goal six times over.
There is a lot of tiny chinese cameras, the same size as the ring on Amazon. Not a huge quality but they exist.
2:37 Buying from Russia with the sanctions might be more complicated and expensive than it's worth though. That's even supposing their courier does international.
Would you fall for a Troll Post, stating that an African has invented a TV that wirelessly charges?
The entire 10 Billion € German News Network: **YES**
You doin a great job mate! Greetz from germany🎉❤
I like this tally of how much money things raised with an x goal format (if that makes sense)
How did cops not find the insta-ring people? They actually posted videos with several rather recognizable people. Even if those were actors they could be tracked down easily and could lead to the culprits via the money trail.
I am still wondering, in a world where Telegram's owner is arrested and facing charges for the stuff he is not even responsible for but what users do on his service....why aren't the authorities of several countries taking apart Kickstarter and Indiegogo for all their money, until they start enforcing stuff and refunding the money from scammers forcibly?
I mean the levitating phone... who the hell fell for that actually existing? Why did Kickstarter not check if this was a real person even, before allowing it?
Gotta love the Sonic CD music
I was number 3,000 and something for the coolest cooler never received I think they sent me a $20 check. I also never received this laptop phone assistant that you're supposed to be able to plug your phone into and use as a computer. I will never support crowdfunding ever again especially with Kickstarter.
Ah the Red Alert Soviet march song, still makes my hair stand on end.
Some say you can still hear the posts of Takano-San to this very day
I'd love to get you to cover the amano vr museum. None of the physical merch sent out. We got a fake game before getting a extremely run down version of what we were suppose to get.
Look, the guy who changed his profile picture to the dead child frowning and started harassing the project creators is 100% out of line. But he's also right. The harassment is 100% going too far, but at the end of the day they did objectively use a child's death as a sob story in order to try and drive up engagement and sales. And that would be disgusting on its own even if the project went off without a hitch. But the fact that they *also* didn't end up delivering at all only makes it that much grosser. They should have never exploited the child to drive sales in the first place, and they have reached the point where it's clearly become a scam by not even finishing on their promises
The Ekko Hub already exists in bluetooth form Amazon for £10, but you all connect to the same hub and use your headphone volume controls
I just checked the PDGO page and yep, yukihide just commented again 1 day ago.
He can't stop. I feel for the game
12:01 - Why do so many entrepreneurs think having to use an app for physical objects is a selling point? Why is having no tactile feedback a good thing? Why is adding an extra stepis a good thing? Why is bloating your phone or tablet with pointless software a good thing? Why is being unable to use your device if your phone runs out of battery or dies a good thing? Why is being stuck with an expensive brick once the app inevitably goes offline a good thing?
I would never fall for any Kickstarter scam because I'd NEVER back a Kickstarter.
It has some great projects. You just need to research h the hell out of them
Assuming we are in a void where we only see Kickstarter and not any other sites to do research. The only project i can see myself falling for is number 2 ( would assume maybe they use really good blades lol).
Okay but a bag pack with a camera on the back for cyclists that displays on your phone sell it with a handlebar phone mount would probably actually do pretty good hell even throw in a power bank in it to keep it charged easier so it doesn't even need to be removable.
Every video gets better when Hellmarch starts blasting.
My girl won't let me call it her lunchbox.
hell yeah, new Slope video!
Today I learned that an AI Fridge is a thing. Thanks, DJ iSlope!
Any time!
You saying Luke's dad isnt getting his Cole-Bar?
13:21 awesome Ratchet Deadlocked music "Total Control"
After all these videos i cant remember if he has ever did a video on unsung story. Thats been a decade and is a story.
This is a dangerous tutorial
Twilight Princess music in the background?
Honestly because I watch your series on scammers in the crowdfunding community, I am always super wary of supporting things on those sites unless I am familiar and confident about the person or people in question who are in charge 😬I don't make enough money to be throwing it away on some scam
Someone fundraise to get Yukihide Takano a portable screen and battery bank. Poor guy
Maybe we have to find the campaign's maker and suggest him to start a new one.
I’m here!
We’re here! Wait…I’m in Philadelphia…so it’s…you’re in the future where you live right?
Anyway- we love you man- just got done playing a gig and getting home with my friend, and, now we’re both gonna watch your video instead of doing anything else outside first! lol.
Much love slope. Also. I mean where can I hear some of your DJ stuff?? As a musician who also enjoys a lot of the same things you make videos on, I want to hear what your musical influences or style is!
Okay… peace ✌️
thanks for the tips
i will note this for future use
Previous video: Honest inventor got fucked over.
This video: Back to good ole evil Kickscammers.
I'm not going to say I wouldn't fall for a scam if I wasn't careful. But there are some things that I look at and I am just skeptical. I remember seeing the ibackpack on the news back in the day. I remember thinking, "Yeah, I don't think so." I was even like this with Mighty No. 9. I didn't think it was a scam, I was just super cautious about it.
So hearing some of these made me think, yeah if I heard of these back then, I would have been like nope. Especially the last one because it made me think of the ibackpack just by hearing everything it could supposedly do.
In the lighter side, I could hear this in my head with the Cole Bar, "Can also be used as spoon."
Yukihide takano is on some serious copium in that comment section
2:46 ah yes the Soldia Boy product development cycle
Great show!!
1:05 Magnets only mess with magnetic hard drives? (Phones are 100% solid state storage) Besides, batteries are full of acid, not electric components.
Why would you want your phone to rotate as it charges?? Unless you’re an owl that means your phone is unusable for a half hour minimum while it Spins
Adskip: 6:12
20:25 Is... Is that dubbed over?
1: no, looks stupid/wouldnt want it
2: no
3: LOL
4: maybe, i would probably be tempted
5: no
6: no
7: no
8: lol
9: no
10: no
11: no
12: no
Why is the Cole Bar guy whos simply calling a spade a spade horrific? They DID use a deceased child to advertise a product that wasn't done/grift people. Wouldn't have gone as far as constant harrasment but the project people should be seen as more horrific.
Start a Titanic game kickstarter. Great way to take money off the public!
To Be Honest, I Think The Cole-bar Looks Cool.
Yukihide Takano (This sounds like a PSYUDONYM to me.) brought NEW meaning to the 1990s term::: BUGGIN'.
13:20 my autism requires me to mention this epic song from ratchet and clank
perfect, just heated up some cabbage rolls and bread with bacon for an epic meal!
A fool and his money are quickly separated
Thanks for the tutorial