@Scarred4Lyfe
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Why is the first post I see from new users often asking people to subscribe to them? No one knows where you are from or ANYTHING AT ALL about you, but you are asking them to subscribe to you. "Oh, yes, please give me just a second and I'll get right on that." >.< I'm really picky about who I subscribe to anyway. I want to see what they are about and see if there is any reason I want their posts in my feed. This fails on any number of levels to entice me to subscribe to them.
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I wonder if this has something to do with the misconception that the more subscribers you have, the more hearts you get. 🤭 Who knows if those thousands really read your contents. Hope they read rule #1 because that is a violation and they are just compromising their accounts.
I usually giggle at all the "How wonderful I have reached 3000 subscribers. Thank you so much for supporting me" posts to which 10 people respond. :D
They seem to think that we are on some train of following everyone. I have blocked many of them so far.
They did not read the rules. First thing I did when I signed up here was the read the rules. Hey! I just got here. I didn't want to get kicked out! 😀😀
i ignore those.. my first post was to introduce myself :)
Haahahha. Same feeling here. 😁😂 Nice response. 👊😂
Maybe it comes from the convoluted method of high pressure selling I run into in foreign countries, where shop owners feel that their shop is nothing more than a display of things you HAVE to buy instead of WANT to buy. How many times in Mexico have I heard a seller shout at me, "Come on, man. I gotta feed my family" as he stands there with an ornate braided piece of nothing I can use for anything.
I thought that was even supposed to be part of the rules of noise.cash. I wonder why they haven't been banned yet. If the tips is what they are after, tips aren't always about subscriptions.