Scam Incubators
How the Scam Incubator Works
Startup Incubators have long been a source of early start support for new and growing businesses. The sense of community forges new friendships through the environment of creativity and ideas. This same environment is also a great place for Cons to hide. Especially Organized Narcissists.
The ease of employment to work at many Incubators is the first draw. This is pivotal to run the scam and to be able to hire those that can help them. But the main attraction? The Money! The other attraction? The ability to create short term fronts and have a place for new recruits to hangout to establish their identities. Fortunately I’m going to give you the down low on what this charity for scammers scam looks like!
The Seven Steps of the Operation
1. How It Works
Money is supplied by supposed legit foundations and other sponsors.
2. Helping You Help The Community
Apply and submit your great idea.
3. Money?
Goes to the Scam group. The other folks who apply are not the average citizen off the street. They will always win the prizes.
4. Extended Deadlines
When the “applicants” don’t have time to come up with ideas and write ups to present, the “Incubator” extends the application period so more cons can come up with ideas to apply.
5. Where The Money Goes
The money won is used to support the group’s other Scam operations such as fake startup or people laundering “companies” — usually with no more than 2 or 3 people. It’s also an interesting way to launder money by covering it up as prize income.
6. Rinse And Repeat
When the annual prize comes around again, the same technique is applied and another member of the group wins and adds to the pot.
7. The Crowd Technique
Stuff the Box. If enough Scammers apply they will drown out the legitimate applicants and by sheer math can control the odds. Case in point — you will never win.
It’s about funding the scam.
FAQ
Startup programs exploited by organized Narcissists to launder money, establish fake identities for recruits, and fund criminal operations through rigged prize competitions.
The Crowd Technique — flood the applicant pool with their own people, drowning out legitimate applicants by sheer math. Deadlines get extended when their people aren’t ready.
To the scam group — funding fake startups and people laundering companies, while covering existing criminal income as legitimate prize winnings.
Easy employment gives them a legitimate front. Foundation and sponsor money is the main draw. New recruits get a place to establish identities.
