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by Arthur Reynolds
The peace media mogul scheme is a very bad idea. If you want to be media mogul you should have to earn subcriber by writing good articles- not have it given to you by other you want gold. So, dont subcribe to them! They only want your gold.
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Hmm.... look i would agree with you if eAustria wasnt at population of 200 active people, no metter how good your articles are.. you cannot get 1000 people as there dont live that many in eaustria 🙂
i suppose
So if you writte good articles i will be happy to subsribe to you 🙂
yeah!
please, be the first!
So if you writte good articles i will be happy to subsribe to you 🙂[2]
They only select individuals that have done a considerable amount for their country. Because of this, the likelihood that those listed have written good articles is high. I'm on the list - I'd say my articles are of quality, but mine are targeted exclusively at Austrians: 1000 subscribers is out of reach. A tactic to raise money is precisely what it is. And you say they want "your" gold. They don't want "your" gold. The gold magically materializes when enough people have subscribed. It's an easy way to raise money and it doesn't cost anybody a thing. I find this article terribly naive of you, Arthur.