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DUBAI, UAE, October 29th, 2024/Chainwire/--PAID Network ($PAID), a leading decentralized token crowdfunding platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of an exclusive Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) for Blast Royale, a Tier 1 blockchain game backed by industry giants such as DragonFly Capital, Mechanism Capital, and Animoca Brands. With over 1 million app downloads, 30,000+ daily active users, and a vibrant community exceeding 220,000 members, Blast Royale aims to make a significant impact in early November through PAID's platform alongside over a dozen other projects that have committed to this initiative. Pioneering a Community-First Investment Model In a move set to redefine the blockchain investment landscape, PAID Network is introducing a first-of-its-kind community-centric investment model that, according to PAID, directly addresses the longstanding issues of low float and high Fully Diluted Valuations (FDVs). By offering Blast Royale at a low $10 million FDV—substantially lower than the last round at $48m FDV —PAID is putting the community at the forefront, ensuring early investors have the potential for wealth generation at a large discount compared to other rounds. (Blast Royale’s previous rounds led by Animoca Brands, & Mechanism incl. 2022 FDV of 33.7M and Early 2024 FDV of 48M). Kyle Chassé, Founder of PAID Network, stated:
"Crypto has drifted away from what really matters—empowering the community. The Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) flips the script, giving real people a shot at serious upside without the insane valuations or pump-and-dump hype. This is about getting back to the core of why we're here: creating opportunities for everyone to win and be part of something bigger." Addressing the Low Float High FDV Issue According to PAID Network’s data, the traditional "low float, high FDV" model has been a persistent problem in the Web3 space. Projects often launch with a small circulating supply (low float) and an inflated FDV, leading to: Imbalanced Token Distribution: Early venture capitalists hold large portions of tokens, leaving retail investors at risk of being sold on by large holders. Price Volatility: Limited token availability can cause extreme price fluctuations, making the tokens unstable and discouraging market participation. Community Disengagement: Retail investors feel disadvantaged, leading to decreased trust, participation, and poor community sentiment. PAID Network's LCO model is designed to solve these issues by: Offering Lower FDVs: By securing project offerings at significantly reduced valuations, the community gains access to investment opportunities that were previously out of reach. Ensuring Fair Token Distribution: The LCO promotes wider token distribution among community members, fostering a more balanced and stable market. Aligning Incentives: Projects benefit from an engaged community committed to long-term success rather than short-term speculative gains with the goal of bringing back strong community associations.Users can register here for the sale starting on the 6th/7th Nov: https://link.paidnetwork.com/Register A Major Rebrand Reflecting Community-First Values Alongside the LCO for Blast Royale, PAID Network has undergone a transformative rebrand and UX/UI overhaul. This evolution reflects PAID's commitment to being a community-first crowdfunding platform, emphasizing a theme of financial freedom and prosperity for all. New Site Commenting on the vibrant new identity, Kyle added:
"We believe crowdfunding should be exciting, rewarding, and inclusive. Our new brand reflects that vision, and we're eager to have both seasoned crypto enthusiasts and newcomers join us on this journey." Innovative Features Enhancing the Crowdfunding Experience By pioneering a community-centric investment model, PAID is working to redefine the crowdfunding landscape through its several groundbreaking features in their upcoming updates, including: Gamified Crowdfunding: Leaderboards, challenges, and rewards allow retail investors to earn perks by actively participating. Account Abstraction: Simplifies onboarding for non-crypto natives, removing the complexity of crypto wallet management. Community Impact Score: A merit-based ecosystem where holders of PAID's native token and projects launched earn points to access exclusive rewards & opportunities. Real-Time State of $PAID economy: Users can track the $PAID Flywheel and the upcoming buy-back, burns, and airdrops in real-time. Multi-Chain Single Click Swaps: Seamless cross-chain integration makes trading and investing more accessible than ever. Community Fund: PAID’s DAO will be launched to empower the community with key voting and decision-making responsibilities regarding future project investment opportunities. [Features to be rolled out Q4 2024] About PAID Founded in 2021, PAID is a decentralized crowdfunding platform that connects innovative projects with investors. By ensuring a secure, transparent, and community-first crowdfunding experience, PAID has become the leading global investing platform for Web3 projects. To date, PAID has facilitated over $35 million in capital across 110 investments and is integrated with over ten blockchain networks. With a thriving community of over 250,000 members, users can stake the $PAID token to unlock various benefits, including rewards, buyback & burn mechanisms, and governance participation. The $PAID community fund invests in exclusive early-stage deals, distributing returns to loyal users. PAID Socials X | Telegram Community Channel | Telegram Announcement Channel | Discord | Medium Contact Justin Chevalier Justin@paidnetwork.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here DUBAI, UAE, October 29th, 2024/Chainwire/--PAID Network ($PAID), a leading decentralized token crowdfunding platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of an exclusive Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) for Blast Royale, a Tier 1 blockchain game backed by industry giants such as DragonFly Capital, Mechanism Capital, and Animoca Brands. With over 1 million app downloads, 30,000+ daily active users, and a vibrant community exceeding 220,000 members, Blast Royale aims to make a significant impact in early November through PAID's platform alongside over a dozen other projects that have committed to this initiative. Pioneering a Community-First Investment Model In a move set to redefine the blockchain investment landscape, PAID Network is introducing a first-of-its-kind community-centric investment model that, according to PAID, directly addresses the longstanding issues of low float and high Fully Diluted Valuations (FDVs). By offering Blast Royale at a low $10 million FDV—substantially lower than the last round at $48m FDV —PAID is putting the community at the forefront, ensuring early investors have the potential for wealth generation at a large discount compared to other rounds. (Blast Royale’s previous rounds led by Animoca Brands, & Mechanism incl. 2022 FDV of 33.7M and Early 2024 FDV of 48M). Kyle Chassé, Founder of PAID Network, stated: "Crypto has drifted away from what really matters—empowering the community. The Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) flips the script, giving real people a shot at serious upside without the insane valuations or pump-and-dump hype. This is about getting back to the core of why we're here: creating opportunities for everyone to win and be part of something bigger." Kyle Chassé, Founder of PAID Network, stated: "Crypto has drifted away from what really matters—empowering the community. The Low FDV Community Offering (LCO) flips the script, giving real people a shot at serious upside without the insane valuations or pump-and-dump hype. This is about getting back to the core of why we're here: creating opportunities for everyone to win and be part of something bigger." Addressing the Low Float High FDV Issue According to PAID Network’s data, the traditional "low float, high FDV" model has been a persistent problem in the Web3 space. Projects often launch with a small circulating supply (low float) and an inflated FDV, leading to: Imbalanced Token Distribution: Early venture capitalists hold large portions of tokens, leaving retail investors at risk of being sold on by large holders. Imbalanced Token Distribution: Price Volatility: Limited token availability can cause extreme price fluctuations, making the tokens unstable and discouraging market participation. Community Disengagement: Retail investors feel disadvantaged, leading to decreased trust, participation, and poor community sentiment. Community Disengagement: PAID Network's LCO model is designed to solve these issues by: Offering Lower FDVs: By securing project offerings at significantly reduced valuations, the community gains access to investment opportunities that were previously out of reach. Offering Lower FDVs: Ensuring Fair Token Distribution: The LCO promotes wider token distribution among community members, fostering a more balanced and stable market. Ensuring Fair Token Distribution: Aligning Incentives: Projects benefit from an engaged community committed to long-term success rather than short-term speculative gains with the goal of bringing back strong community associations.Users can register here for the sale starting on the 6th/7th Nov: Aligning Incentives: https://link.paidnetwork.com/Register https://link.paidnetwork.com/Register https://link.paidnetwork.com/Register A Major Rebrand Reflecting Community-First Values Alongside the LCO for Blast Royale, PAID Network has undergone a transformative rebrand and UX/UI overhaul. This evolution reflects PAID's commitment to being a community-first crowdfunding platform, emphasizing a theme of financial freedom and prosperity for all. New Site Commenting on the vibrant new identity, Kyle added: "We believe crowdfunding should be exciting, rewarding, and inclusive. Our new brand reflects that vision, and we're eager to have both seasoned crypto enthusiasts and newcomers join us on this journey." Commenting on the vibrant new identity, Kyle added: "We believe crowdfunding should be exciting, rewarding, and inclusive. Our new brand reflects that vision, and we're eager to have both seasoned crypto enthusiasts and newcomers join us on this journey." Innovative Features Enhancing the Crowdfunding Experience By pioneering a community-centric investment model, PAID is working to redefine the crowdfunding landscape through its several groundbreaking features in their upcoming updates, including: Gamified Crowdfunding: Leaderboards, challenges, and rewards allow retail investors to earn perks by actively participating. Gamified Crowdfunding: Account Abstraction: Simplifies onboarding for non-crypto natives, removing the complexity of crypto wallet management. Account Abstraction: Community Impact Score: A merit-based ecosystem where holders of PAID's native token and projects launched earn points to access exclusive rewards & opportunities. Community Impact Score: Real-Time State of $PAID economy: Users can track the $PAID Flywheel and the upcoming buy-back, burns, and airdrops in real-time. Real-Time State of $PAID economy: Multi-Chain Single Click Swaps: Seamless cross-chain integration makes trading and investing more accessible than ever. Multi-Chain Single Click Swaps: Community Fund: PAID’s DAO will be launched to empower the community with key voting and decision-making responsibilities regarding future project investment opportunities. [Features to be rolled out Q4 2024] About PAID Founded in 2021, PAID is a decentralized crowdfunding platform that connects innovative projects with investors. By ensuring a secure, transparent, and community-first crowdfunding experience, PAID has become the leading global investing platform for Web3 projects. PAID PAID To date, PAID has facilitated over $35 million in capital across 110 investments and is integrated with over ten blockchain networks. With a thriving community of over 250,000 members, users can stake the $PAID token to unlock various benefits, including rewards, buyback & burn mechanisms, and governance participation. The $PAID community fund invests in exclusive early-stage deals, distributing returns to loyal users. PAID Socials X | Telegram Community Channel | Telegram Announcement Channel | Discord | Medium X X Telegram Community Channel Telegram Community Channel Telegram Announcement Channel Telegram Announcement Channel Discord Discord Medium Medium Contact Justin Chevalier Justin@paidnetwork.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here here

PAID Network Unveils Revolutionary Community-Centric Crowdfunding: Exclusive LCO For Blast Royale

የሚከፈልበት አውታረ መረብ አብዮታዊ ማህበረሰቡን ያማከለ የህዝብ ብዛት: ልዩ LCO ለፍንዳታ ሮያል

PAID Network presenta un crowdfunding revolucionari centrat en la comunitat: LCO exclusiu per a Blast Royale

PAID Network afslører revolutionær samfundscentreret Crowdfunding: Eksklusiv LCO for Blast Royale

PAID Network presenta un crowdfunding revolucionario centrado en la comunidad: LCO exclusivo para Blast Royale

A PAID Network bemutatja a forradalmi közösségközpontú közösségi finanszírozást: Exkluzív LCO a Blast Royale számára

PAID Network svela il rivoluzionario crowdfunding incentrato sulla comunità: LCO esclusivo per Blast Royale

PAID Network が革新的なコミュニティ中心のクラウドファンディングを発表: Blast Royale の独占 LCO

PAID Network революциялык коомчулукка багытталган краудфандингди ачат: Blast Royale үчүн эксклюзивдүү LCO

Sieć PAID prezentuje rewolucyjne, zorientowane na społeczność finansowanie społecznościowe: ekskluzywne LCO dla Blast Royale

ПАИД мрежа открива револуционарно групно финансирање усмерено на заједницу: Ексклузивни ЛЦО за Бласт Роиале

Mtandao WA KULIPWA Wafichua Ufadhili Mkuu wa Jumuiya ya Mapinduzi: LCO ya Kipekee kwa Blast Royale

PAID Network, Devrim Niteliğindeki Topluluk Merkezli Kitle Fonlamasını Tanıttı: Blast Royale İçin Özel LCO

Alright, here’s the latest outrage: iCopify.com, a so-called outreach link-building service, is now in the hot seat for allegedly peddling a slew of scammy practices. The company is accused of promoting manipulated SEO metrics that trick website owners into shelling out cash for links that supposedly boost their search engine visibility. So, what's the deal? iCopify.com is under fire for promoting Private Blog Network (PBN) blogs with fake domain authority scores and inflated traffic stats. They’re not just bending the truth—freelancers who sell and buy links on the platform are flat-out fabricating them. Many of the advertised listed metrics are a smokescreen designed to get you to pay for backlinks that deliver zero, nada, nothing in terms of SEO benefits. Reports are piling up that iCopify.com is not only sending out misleading advertising emails but also showcasing these manipulated metrics right on their site. It’s like they’re trying to win an award for "Most Deceptive SEO Tactics." And who’s getting duped? A bunch of website owners who trusted these inflated metrics and paid money for links that turned out to be worthless. The result? Disappointment, frustration, and wasted marketing dollars. As Amanda Ferrigton, a digital marketing expert, points out, “The manipulation of SEO metrics not only erodes trust but also wrecks the whole SEO industry.” But wait, it gets worse. The problem isn’t limited to iCopify.com. The entire SEO metrics game is under scrutiny, with big names like MOZ and Ahrefs also getting flak for their metrics’ vulnerability to manipulation. The whole thing feels like a massive house of cards where freelancers and blog owners are exploiting these flaws to make a quick buck. Freelancers and bloggers are taking full advantage of these inflated metrics, charging premium rates for links and sponsored posts based on fake authority and traffic data. It’s a total market distortion that undermines legitimate SEO efforts and leaves businesses high and dry. Ferrigton calls for a shake-up: “We need to push for transparency and accountability to fix this mess. Accurate measurement tools and ethical practices are a must.” And let’s not forget about the iCopify.com platform itself. The company’s apparent disregard for verifying the services and links being sold through its platform is a huge red flag. It seems they’re more interested in raking in profits than ensuring the quality of what’s being offered, despite the mounting evidence and criticism. Alright, let’s get real here. I’ve been trying to contact iCopify.com to address their seriously shady practices, and guess what? They’ve flat-out ignored me. I’ve sent numerous emails, filled out their contact forms, and even reached out on social media. But nope, they’ve decided to stick their heads in the sand and pretend like nothing’s wrong. And it’s not just about their lack of response. It’s infuriating that iCopify.com doesn’t seem to give a damn about the freelancers who are advertising fake, manipulated SEO metrics on their platform. They’re fully aware that these metrics are bogus and that freelancers are using them to scam unsuspecting clients, but do they care? Not a bit. All they care about is raking in the cash. I’ve tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but their inaction speaks volumes. It’s like they’ve put up a “Do Not Disturb” sign when it comes to addressing complaints or investigating fraudulent activity. They’re either willfully blind or just downright indifferent. Either way, their complete lack of concern for the integrity of their platform and their blatant prioritization of profit over honesty is appalling. iCopify.com has been radio silent, failing to address these serious allegations. As the dust settles, it’s clear that businesses need to be extra cautious. Do your homework, scrutinize those metrics, and don’t fall for the hype. Their refusal to act or even acknowledge the problem is a huge red flag. If they were genuinely confident in their services, they’d step up and deal with these issues head-on. Instead, they’re hoping the problem will just magically disappear if they ignore it long enough. So here’s a message to iCopify.com: your silence is not only unprofessional, it’s downright irresponsible. By allowing and turning a blind eye to the fraudulent practices on your platform, you’re making it clear that you value profit over integrity. And that’s a problem you can’t just ignore away. The exploitation of SEO metrics is a growing problem, and until there’s more oversight and accountability, marketers and businesses should tread carefully. Always verify, always double-check, and don’t let inflated metrics lead you astray. Alright, here’s the latest outrage: iCopify.com , a so-called outreach link-building service, is now in the hot seat for allegedly peddling a slew of scammy practices. The company is accused of promoting manipulated SEO metrics that trick website owners into shelling out cash for links that supposedly boost their search engine visibility. iCopify.com So, what's the deal? iCopify.com is under fire for promoting Private Blog Network (PBN) blogs with fake domain authority scores and inflated traffic stats. They’re not just bending the truth—freelancers who sell and buy links on the platform are flat-out fabricating them. Many of the advertised listed metrics are a smokescreen designed to get you to pay for backlinks that deliver zero, nada, nothing in terms of SEO benefits. sell and buy links Reports are piling up that iCopify.com is not only sending out misleading advertising emails but also showcasing these manipulated metrics right on their site. It’s like they’re trying to win an award for "Most Deceptive SEO Tactics." And who’s getting duped? A bunch of website owners who trusted these inflated metrics and paid money for links that turned out to be worthless. The result? Disappointment, frustration, and wasted marketing dollars. As Amanda Ferrigton, a digital marketing expert, points out, “The manipulation of SEO metrics not only erodes trust but also wrecks the whole SEO industry.” But wait, it gets worse. The problem isn’t limited to iCopify.com. The entire SEO metrics game is under scrutiny, with big names like MOZ and Ahrefs also getting flak for their metrics’ vulnerability to manipulation. The whole thing feels like a massive house of cards where freelancers and blog owners are exploiting these flaws to make a quick buck. MOZ Ahrefs Freelancers and bloggers are taking full advantage of these inflated metrics, charging premium rates for links and sponsored posts based on fake authority and traffic data. It’s a total market distortion that undermines legitimate SEO efforts and leaves businesses high and dry. Ferrigton calls for a shake-up: “We need to push for transparency and accountability to fix this mess. Accurate measurement tools and ethical practices are a must.” And let’s not forget about the iCopify.com platform itself. The company’s apparent disregard for verifying the services and links being sold through its platform is a huge red flag. It seems they’re more interested in raking in profits than ensuring the quality of what’s being offered, despite the mounting evidence and criticism. Alright, let’s get real here. I’ve been trying to contact iCopify.com to address their seriously shady practices, and guess what? They’ve flat-out ignored me. I’ve sent numerous emails, filled out their contact forms, and even reached out on social media. But nope, they’ve decided to stick their heads in the sand and pretend like nothing’s wrong. And it’s not just about their lack of response. It’s infuriating that iCopify.com doesn’t seem to give a damn about the freelancers who are advertising fake, manipulated SEO metrics on their platform. They’re fully aware that these metrics are bogus and that freelancers are using them to scam unsuspecting clients, but do they care? Not a bit. All they care about is raking in the cash. I’ve tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but their inaction speaks volumes. It’s like they’ve put up a “Do Not Disturb” sign when it comes to addressing complaints or investigating fraudulent activity. They’re either willfully blind or just downright indifferent. Either way, their complete lack of concern for the integrity of their platform and their blatant prioritization of profit over honesty is appalling. iCopify.com has been radio silent, failing to address these serious allegations. As the dust settles, it’s clear that businesses need to be extra cautious. Do your homework, scrutinize those metrics, and don’t fall for the hype. Their refusal to act or even acknowledge the problem is a huge red flag. If they were genuinely confident in their services, they’d step up and deal with these issues head-on. Instead, they’re hoping the problem will just magically disappear if they ignore it long enough. So here’s a message to iCopify.com: your silence is not only unprofessional, it’s downright irresponsible. By allowing and turning a blind eye to the fraudulent practices on your platform, you’re making it clear that you value profit over integrity. And that’s a problem you can’t just ignore away. The exploitation of SEO metrics is a growing problem, and until there’s more oversight and accountability, marketers and businesses should tread carefully. Always verify, always double-check, and don’t let inflated metrics lead you astray.

iCopify.com: The Scam Factory for Paid Links with Faked SEO Metrics

Rabbi IT Firm has emerged as a glaring example of how far some are willing to go in their pursuit of profit. The Bangla Hindi company, notorious for its aggressive email spam campaigns, has been peddling paid guest posts and PBN link services that not only deceive website owners but also tarnish the very fabric of online credibility due to fake manipulated metrics. (Junk Sites) For months, Rabbi IT Firm has inundated inboxes with unsolicited emails, promising a shortcut to SEO success through paid guest posts and Private Blog Networks (PBNs). The catch? Editor’s note: This story represents the views of the author of the story. The author is not affiliated with HackerNoon staff and wrote this story on their own. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not condone/condemn any of the claims contained herein. #DYOR These offers come with manipulated SEO metrics and fake promises of improved search engine rankings. What many website owners don’t realize until it’s too late is that these “services” are built on a house of cards, designed to collapse under scrutiny. Rabbi IT Firm’s modus operandi involves a duplicitous scheme that centers around the manipulation of website metrics—specifically, metrics that are crucial for evaluating the legitimacy and authority of websites. The metrics, such as Domain authority (DA), Page Authority (PA), and other SEO-related scores, are often used by businesses to gauge the effectiveness of potential backlink sources. However, Rabbi IT Firm has turned these metrics into a tool for deception. Here’s how the manipulation unfolds: 1. Faking Metrics to Lure Clients: Rabbi IT Firm initially attracts clients by promising high-quality backlinks through its network of websites. They present these sites as having strong, credible metrics that will supposedly boost the client’s search engine rankings. However, these metrics are often fabricated or artificially inflated through a variety of deceptive practices. This creates a false impression of value and credibility, leading clients to invest in backlinks that offer little to no real benefit. 2. Buying and Selling Metrics: Once Rabbi IT Firm has established a network of sites with manipulated metrics, they begin to exploit these sites to sell backlinks. By purchasing or creating domains that appear to have high authority, they can charge premium prices for placing backlinks on these “high-value” pages. 3. Degrading Metrics through Overuse: The deception doesn’t end with inflated metrics. Rabbi IT Firm further undermines the value of their network by overloading their sites with excessive, irrelevant, and low-quality backlinks. The practice, known as link spamming, results in a gradual decline in the credibility of these sites. The manipulated metrics eventually deteriorate, leading to deindexed pages and diminished SEO value for clients who had relied on the firm’s purported expertise. The core issue lies in the manner Rabbi IT Firm manages its PBN network. Instead of curating high-quality, relevant sites, they have opted for a scattershot approach that prioritizes volume over value. The result? An avalanche of paid articles is being deindexed at an alarming rate. The company's disregard for quality is evident in the irrelevant links they stuff into pre-existing articles, rendering them not only ineffective but actively harmful to the websites they are meant to support. Adding insult to injury, Rabbi IT Firm is exploiting the content of other clients. By embedding links from various paying customers into articles, they dilute the value of each piece. This practice, known as link dilution, severely weakens the SEO benefit of the original paid content. What was intended to be a strategic investment in (so-called high-quality backlinks) becomes nothing more than a dilution of value, making the original article far less effective in driving traffic and boosting search rankings. In a market already fraught with shady practices, Rabbi IT Firm’s approach stands out as one of the most egregious examples of exploitation and deceit. Their spammy tactics and disregard for the integrity of SEO practices not only undermine the efforts of legitimate businesses but also degrade the overall quality of the digital marketing landscape. As the SEO community grapples with these revelations, it’s clear that Rabbi IT Firm is a prime example of what happens when profit takes precedence over ethical business practices. In response to the wave of refund demands due to deindexed articles, Rabbi IT Firm has attempted to deflect responsibility by attributing the deindexing of content to recent Google algorithm updates. The company claims that these updates are to blame for the removal of their paid articles from search results. However, this explanation falls flat when scrutinized against industry standards and practices. While it is true that Google frequently updates its algorithms to combat manipulative SEO practices, these updates are not the sole reason for the deindexing of Rabbi IT Firm’s content. The real issue lies in the company's mismanagement of its PBN network and failure to adhere to basic technical and ethical SEO standards. Properly managed PBNs, which follow established best practices and maintain high-quality content, are less likely to face deindexing issues. Rabbi IT Firm’s blatant disregard for these standards is a major factor in the widespread removal of their articles. The fallout from this situation extends beyond the immediate financial losses for affected businesses. It underscores the need for greater transparency and accountability in the SEO industry. Companies like Rabbi IT Firm, which engage in deceptive practices and fail to uphold ethical standards, not only damage the reputation of their clients but also contribute to a broader erosion of trust in SEO services. In the meantime, businesses affected by Rabbi IT Firm’s questionable practices should continue to seek redress and demand accountability. The resolution of these issues will not only help mitigate the damage done but also contribute to a more transparent and trustworthy SEO industry. For website owners and digital marketers, the message is clear: be vigilant, scrutinize offers carefully, and steer clear of services that promise quick fixes through questionable means. Rabbi IT Firm has proven itself to be a cautionary tale of what can go wrong when that trust is betrayed. Rabbi IT Firm has come under fire for its extremely poor SEO practices and abysmal website management. Despite its claims of expertise, the firm’s track record reveals a troubling pattern of neglect and mismanagement Rabbi IT Firm has emerged as a glaring example of how far some are willing to go in their pursuit of profit. The Bangla Hindi company, notorious for its aggressive email spam campaigns, has been peddling paid guest posts and PBN link services that not only deceive website owners but also tarnish the very fabric of online credibility due to fake manipulated metrics. (Junk Sites) Rabbi IT Firm has emerged as a glaring example of how far some are willing to go in their pursuit of profit. The Bangla Hindi company, notorious for its aggressive email spam campaigns, has been peddling paid guest posts and PBN link services that not only deceive website owners but also tarnish the very fabric of online credibility due to fake manipulated metrics. (Junk Sites) For months, Rabbi IT Firm has inundated inboxes with unsolicited emails, promising a shortcut to SEO success through paid guest posts and Private Blog Networks (PBNs). The catch? Rabbi IT Firm Editor’s note: This story represents the views of the author of the story. The author is not affiliated with HackerNoon staff and wrote this story on their own. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not condone/condemn any of the claims contained herein. #DYOR Editor’s note: This story represents the views of the author of the story. The author is not affiliated with HackerNoon staff and wrote this story on their own. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not condone/condemn any of the claims contained herein. #DYOR Editor’s note: This story represents the views of the author of the story. The author is not affiliated with HackerNoon staff and wrote this story on their own. The HackerNoon editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not condone/condemn any of the claims contained herein. #DYOR These offers come with manipulated SEO metrics and fake promises of improved search engine rankings. What many website owners don’t realize until it’s too late is that these “services” are built on a house of cards, designed to collapse under scrutiny. manipulated SEO metrics Rabbi IT Firm’s modus operandi involves a duplicitous scheme that centers around the manipulation of website metrics—specifically, metrics that are crucial for evaluating the legitimacy and authority of websites. The metrics, such as Domain authority (DA), Page Authority (PA), and other SEO-related scores , are often used by businesses to gauge the effectiveness of potential backlink sources. However, Rabbi IT Firm has turned these metrics into a tool for deception. Domain authority SEO-related scores Here’s how the manipulation unfolds: 1. 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Can You Forgive Her? by Anthony Trollope is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . Showing How George Vavasor Paid a Visit here Showing How George Vavasor Paid a Visit. It was nearly seven o'clock in the evening,—a hot, July evening,—when the woman went from Vavasor's room, and left him there alone. It was necessary that he should immediately do something. In the first place he must dine, unless he meant to carry out his threat, and shoot himself at once. But he had no such intention as that, although he stood for some minutes with the pistol in his hand. He was thinking then of shooting some one else. But he resolved that, if he did so at all, he would not do it on that evening, and he locked up the pistol again in the standing desk. After that, he took up some papers, referring to steam packets, which were lying on his table. They contained the programmes of different companies, and showed how one vessel went on one day to New York, and another on another day would take out a load of emigrants for New Zealand and Australia. "That's a good line," said he, as he read a certain prospectus. "They generally go to the bottom, and save a man from any further trouble on his own account." Then he dressed himself, putting on his boots and coat, and went out to his club for his dinner. London was still fairly full,—that is to say, the West End was not deserted, although Parliament had been broken up two months earlier than usual, in preparation for the new elections. Many men who had gone down into the country were now back again in town, and the dining-room at the club was crowded. Men came up to him condoling with him, telling him that he was well rid of a great nuisance, that the present Members for the Chelsea Districts would not sit long, or that there would be another general election in a year or two. To all these little speeches he made cheerful replies, and was declared by his acquaintance to bear his disappointment well. Calder Jones came to him and talked hunting talk, and Vavasor expressed his intention of being at Roebury in November. "You had better join our club," said Calder Jones. In answer to which Vavasor said that he thought he would join the club. He remained in the smoking-room till nearly eleven; then he took himself home, and remained up half the night destroying papers. Every written document on which he could lay his hands he destroyed. All the pigeon-holes of his desk were emptied out, and their contents thrown into the flames. At first he looked at the papers before he burned them; but the trouble of doing so soon tired him, and he condemned them all, as he came to them, without examination. Then he selected a considerable amount of his clothes, and packed up two portmanteaus, folding his coats with care, and inspecting his boots narrowly, so that he might see which, out of the large number before him, it might be best worth his while to take with him. When that was done, he took from his desk a bag of sovereigns, and, pouring them out upon the table, he counted them out into parcels of twenty-five each, and made them up carefully into rouleaus with paper. These, when complete, he divided among the two portmanteaus and a dressing-bag which he also packed and a travelling desk, which he filled with papers, pens, and the like. But he put into it no written document. He carefully looked through his linen, and anything that had been marked with more than his initials he rejected. Then he took out a bundle of printed cards, and furnished a card-case with them. On these cards was inscribed the name of Gregory Vance. When all was finished, he stood for awhile with his back to the fireplace contemplating his work. "After all," he said to himself, "I know that I shall never start; and, if I do, nobody can hinder me, and my own name would be as good as any other. As for a man with such a face as mine not being known, that is out of the question." But still he liked the arrangements which he had made, and when he had looked at them for awhile he went to bed. He was up early the next morning, and had some coffee brought to him by the servant of the house, and as he drank it he had an interview with his landlady. "He was going," he said;—"going that very day." It might be possible that he would change his mind; but as he would desire to start without delay, if he did go, he would pay her then what he owed her, and what would be due for her lodgings under a week's notice. The woman stared, and curtseyed, and took her money. Vavasor, though he had lately been much pressed for money, had never been so foolish as to owe debts where he lived. "There will be some things left about, Mrs. Bunsby," he said, "and I will get you to keep them till I call or send." Mrs. Bunsby said that she would, and then looked her last at him. After that interview she never saw him again. When he was left alone he put on a rough morning coat, and taking up the pistol, placed it carefully in his pocket, and sallied forth. It was manifest enough that he had some decided scheme in his head, for he turned quickly towards the West when he reached the Strand, went across Trafalgar Square to Pall Mall East, and then turned up Suffolk Street. Just as he reached the club-house at the corner he paused and looked back, facing first one way and then the other. "The chances are that I shall never see anything of it again," he said to himself. Then he laughed in his own silent way, shook his head slightly, and turning again quickly on his heel, walked up the street till he reached the house of Mr. Jones, the pugilistic tailor. The reader, no doubt, has forgotten all he ever knew of Mr. Jones, the pugilistic tailor. It can soon be told again. At Mr. Jones's house John Grey lodged when he was in London, and he was in London at this moment. Vavasor rang the bell, and as soon as the servant came he went quickly into the house, and passed her in the passage. "Mr. Grey is at home," he said. "I will go up to him." The girl said that Mr. Grey was at home, but suggested that she had better announce the gentleman. But Vavasor was already halfway up the stairs, and before the girl had reached the first landing place, he had entered Mr. Grey's room and closed the door behind him. Grey was sitting near the open window, in a dressing-gown, and was reading. The breakfast things were on the table, but he had not as yet breakfasted. As soon as he saw George Vavasor, he rose from his chair quickly, and put down his book. "Mr. Vavasor," he said, "I hardly expected to see you in my lodgings again!" "I dare say not," said Vavasor; "but, nevertheless, here I am." He kept his right hand in the pocket which held the pistol, and held his left hand under his waistcoat. "May I ask why you have come?" said Grey. "I intend to tell you, at any rate, whether you ask me or not. I have come to declare in your own hearing,—as I am in the habit of doing occasionally behind your back,—that you are a blackguard,—to spit in your face, and defy you." As he said this he suited his action to his words, but without any serious result. "I have come here to see if you are man enough to resent any insult that I can offer you; but I doubt whether you are." "Nothing that you can say to me, Mr. Vavasor, will have any effect upon me;—except that you can, of course, annoy me." "And I mean to annoy you, too, before I have done with you. Will you fight me?" "Fight a duel with you,—with pistols? Certainly not." "Then you are a coward, as I supposed." "I should be a fool if I were to do such a thing as that." "Look here, Mr. Grey. You managed to worm yourself into an intimacy with my cousin, Miss Vavasor, and to become engaged to her. When she found out what you were, how paltry, and mean, and vile, she changed her mind, and bade you leave her." "Are you here at her request?" "I am here as her representative." "Self-appointed, I think." "Then, sir, you think wrong. I am at this moment her affianced husband; and I find that, in spite of all that she has said to you,—which was enough, I should have thought, to keep any man of spirit out of her presence,—you still persecute her by going to her house, and forcing yourself upon her presence. Now, I give you two alternatives. You shall either give me your written promise never to go near her again, or you shall fight me." "I shall do neither one nor the other,—as you know very well yourself." "Stop till I have done, sir. If you have courage enough to fight me, I will meet you in any country. I will fight you here in London, or, if you are afraid of that, I will go over to France, or to America, if that will suit you better." "Nothing of the kind will suit me at all. I don't want to have anything to do with you." "Then you are a coward." "Perhaps I am;—but your saying so will not make me one." "You are a coward, and a liar, and a blackguard. I have given you the option of behaving like a gentleman, and you have refused it. Now, look here. I have come here with arms, and I do not intend to leave this room without using them, unless you will promise to give me the meeting that I have proposed." And he took the pistol out of his pocket. "Do you mean that you are going to murder me?" Grey asked. There were two windows in the room, and he had been sitting near to that which was furthest removed from the fireplace, and consequently furthest removed from the bell, and his visitor was now standing immediately between him and the door. He had to think what steps he might best take, and to act upon his decision instantly. He was by no means a timid man, and was one, moreover, very little prone to believe in extravagant action. He did not think, even now, that this disappointed, ruined man had come there with any intention of killing him. But he knew that a pistol in the hands of an angry man is dangerous, and that it behoved him to do his best to rid himself of the nuisance which now encumbered him. "Do you mean that you are going to murder me?" he had said. "I mean that you shall not leave this room alive unless you promise to meet me, and fight it out." Upon hearing this, Grey turned himself towards the bell. "If you move a step, I will fire at you," said Vavasor. Grey paused a moment, and looked him full in the face. "I will," said Vavasor again. "That would be murder," said Grey. "Don't think that you will frighten me by ugly words," said Vavasor. "I am beyond that." Grey had stopped for a moment to fix his eyes on the other man's face; but it was only for a moment, and then he went on to the bell. He had seen that the pistol was pointed at himself, and had once thought of rushing across the room at his adversary, calculating that a shot fired at him as he did so might miss him, and that he would then have a fair chance of disarming the madman. But his chief object was to avoid any personal conflict, to escape the indignity of a scramble for the pistol,—and especially to escape the necessity of a consequent appearance at some police-office, where he would have to justify himself, and answer the questions of a lawyer hired to cross-question him. He made, therefore, towards the bell, trusting that Vavasor would not fire at him, but having some little thought also as to the danger of the moment. It might be that everything was over for him now,—that the fatal hour had come, and that eternity was close upon him. Something of the spirit of a prayer flashed across his mind as he moved. Then he heard the click of the pistol's hammer as it fell, and was aware that his eyes were dazzled, though he was unconscious of seeing any flame. He felt something in the air, and knew that the pistol had been fired;—but he did not know whether the shot had struck him or had missed him. His hand was out for the bell-handle, and he had pulled it, before he was sure that he was unhurt. "D––––ation!" exclaimed the murderer. But he did not pull the trigger again. Though the weapon had of late been so often in his hands, he forgot, in the agitation of the moment, that his missing once was but of small matter if he chose to go on with his purpose. Were there not five other barrels for him, each making itself ready by the discharge of the other? But he had paused, forgetting, in his excitement, the use of his weapon, and before he had bethought himself that the man was still in his power, he heard the sound of the bell. "D––––ation!" he exclaimed. Then he turned round, left the room, hurried down the stairs, and made his way out into the street, having again passed the girl on his way. Grey, when he perceived that his enemy was gone, turned round to look for the bullet or its mark. He soon found the little hole in the window-shutter, and probing it with the point of his pencil, came upon the morsel of lead which might now just as readily have been within his own brain. There he left it for the time, and then made some not inaccurate calculation as to the narrowness of his own escape. He had been standing directly between Vavasor and the shutter, and he found, from the height of the hole, that the shot must have passed close beneath his ear. He remembered to have heard the click of the hammer, but he could not remember the sound of the report, and when the girl entered the room, he perceived at once from her manner that she was unaware that firearms had been used. "Has that gentleman left the house?" Grey asked. The girl said that he had left the house. "Don't admit him again," said he;—"that is, if you can avoid it. I believe he is not in his right senses." Then he asked for Mr. Jones, his landlord, and in a few minutes the pugilistic tailor was with him. During those few minutes he had been called upon to resolve what he would do now. Would he put the police at once upon the track of the murderer, who was, as he remembered too well, the first cousin of the woman whom he still desired to make his wife? That cross-examination which he would have to undergo at the police-office, and again probably in an assize court, in which all his relations with the Vavasor family would be made public, was very vivid to his imagination. That he was called upon by duty to do something he felt almost assured. The man who had been allowed to make such an attempt once with impunity, might probably make it again. But he resolved that he need not now say anything about the pistol to the pugilistic tailor, unless the tailor said something to him. "Mr. Jones," he said, "that man whom I had to put out of the room once before, has been here again." "Has there been another tussle, sir?" "No;—nothing of that kind. But we must take some steps to prevent his getting in again, if we can help it." Jones promised his aid, and offered to go at once to the police. To this, however, Mr. Grey demurred, saying that he should himself seek assistance from some magistrate. Jones promised to be very vigilant as to watching the door; and then John Grey sat down to his breakfast. Of course he thought much of what had occurred. It was impossible that he should not think much of so narrow an escape. He had probably been as near death as a man may well be without receiving any injury; and the more he thought of it, the more strongly he was convinced that he could not allow the thing to pass by without some notice, or some precaution as to the future. At eleven o'clock he went to Scotland Yard, and saw some officer great in power over policemen, and told him all the circumstances,—confidentially. The powerful officer recommended an equally confidential reference to a magistrate; and towards evening a very confidential policeman in plain clothes paid a visit to Vavasor's lodgings in Cecil Street. But Vavasor lodged there no longer. Mrs. Bunsby, who was also very confidential,—and at her wits' end because she could not learn the special business of the stranger who called,—stated that Mr. George Vavasor left her house in a cab at ten o'clock that morning, having taken with him such luggage as he had packed, and having gone, "she was afraid, for good," as Mrs. Bunsby expressed it. He had gone for good, and at the moment in which the policeman was making the inquiry in Cecil Street, was leaning over the side of an American steamer which had just got up her steam and weighed her anchor in the Mersey. He was on board at six o'clock, and it was not till the next day that the cabman was traced who had carried him to Euston Square Station. Of course, it was soon known that he had gone to America, but it was not thought worth while to take any further steps towards arresting him. Mr. Grey himself was decidedly opposed to any such attempt, declaring his opinion that his own evidence would be insufficient to obtain a conviction. The big men in Scotland Yard were loth to let the matter drop. Their mouths watered after the job, and they had very numerous and very confidential interviews with John Grey. But it was decided that nothing should be done. "Pity!" said one enterprising superintendent, in answer to the condolings of a brother superintendent. "Pity's no name for it. It's the greatest shame as ever I knew since I joined the force. A man as was a Member of Parliament only last Session,—as belongs to no end of swell clubs, a gent as well known in London as any gent about the town! And I'd have had him back in three months, as sure as my name's Walker." And that superintendent felt that his profession and his country were alike disgraced. And now George Vavasor vanishes from our pages, and will be heard of no more. Roebury knew him no longer, nor Pall Mall, nor the Chelsea Districts. His disappearance was a nine days' wonder, but the world at large knew nothing of the circumstances of that attempt in Suffolk Street. Mr. Grey himself told the story to no one, till he told it to Mr. Palliser at Lucerne. Mr. Scruby complained bitterly of the way in which Vavasor had robbed him; but I doubt whether Scruby, in truth, lost much by the transaction. To Kate, down in Westmoreland, no tidings came of her brother, and her sojourn in London with her aunt had nearly come to an end before she knew that he was gone. Even then the rumour reached her through Captain Bellfield, and she learned what few facts she knew from Mrs. Bunsby in Cecil Street. "He was always mysterious," said Mrs. Greenow, "and now he has vanished. I hate mysteries, and, as for myself, I think it will be much better that he should not come back again." Perhaps Kate was of the same opinion, but, if so, she kept it to herself. 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The payment technology market, often shortened to simply "paytech," falls under the fintech umbrella. However, because of the rapid rise in payment market popularity, it has become its own subset of fintech that deals exclusively with transactions and payment methods. In fact, by the end of , paytech companies had raised $8.1 billion and accounted for 9.7% of all fintech deals. Paytech has become an interesting space for startups because it allows for the disruption of entrenched finance models, something that existing institutions like banks struggle with. Q1'23 This spotlight on payment technology is completely changing the existing payment and transaction landscape, which is great news for consumers, affiliate marketers and entrepreneurs alike. Payments Are Now More Than a Basic Financial Exchange Thanks to this relatively new intersection of finance and technology, payments have now grown beyond a simple exchange of money into a crucial part of the customer experience. Many now consider paytech a type of brand-building opportunity. By expanding their cashless payment capabilities and staying up-to-date on the latest payment methods, brands are working tirelessly to separate themselves from competitors and position their businesses as industry leaders. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the global community to accelerate the process of shifting how we interact with money, and there is no going back to the pre-pandemic days. The reduction and removal of payment barriers and explosive growth of e-commerce has made us more connected and also changed our expectations for convenient transactions, regardless of where or how we use our money. For example, QR code integration and instant payments are considered two of the main players in this paytech paradigm shift. – QR Codes For businesses, QR codes offer the ability to give customers a fast, convenient way to send payment via mobile device. This is a massive boost to their bottom line and overall customer experience. Beyond this, peer-to-peer transactions that can be completed with a quick tap and scan of a QR code allow users to move money in a fast, simple way. Juniper Research estimates that nearly will be utilizing QR code payments by 2025. a third of all mobile phone users – Instant Payments With instant payment, there are two sides to consider: The sender and the recipient. In both cases, each party wants their end of the transaction to be cleared as quickly and seamlessly as possible. For most services, it can take hours at best and weeks at worst to send and receive payments, particularly if the amounts are large or it is a cross-border transaction. Paytech disruptors in the instant payout space are aiming to change this, though. that the market is expected to maintain a 29% CAGR through 2025, so we can expect to see a continuous evolution of instant payments. New research shows How Instant Payment is Revolutionizing E-commerce and Performance Marketing For industries like martech and e-commerce, where affiliate publishers and loyalty program participants often must wait for weeks before receiving the money they have earned, this shift toward instant, seamless payments is especially important. In the past, performance marketing platforms and cashback services had to wait for an extended period of time before reimbursing participants, which made it difficult for publishers to earn a steady income. Deferred payments have always been a core part of these industries that rely on cost-per-action, and it has been a pain point on both sides for years. The delay happens because companies must wait for "approved actions," such as an affiliate sale being completed past the brand's return policy or a travel booking being used after booking months in advance. (Think of a cash-in and cash-out model: If the company doesn't get paid, it can't pay the publisher.) However, with the introduction of more sophisticated AI in the payment space, this lengthy period of nonpayment can be drastically shortened without causing a huge burden of risk for the company. Admitad Instant Payout Pro is currently a leader in this space thanks to AI-powered algorithms. It made it possible to predict with at least 95% accuracy whether an action will be considered approved, allowing marketers and loyalty programs to pay out nearly instantly. Other companies like Sopra Banking Software are offering their own instant payment services, helping users clear payments of up to €100,000 in under a minute. These companies are frontrunners in changing the fintech landscape by offering innovative solutions and better supporting a secure digital payment infrastructure. Paytech and AI Are a Perfect Match For Companies of Any Size AI's ability to analyze data and forecast outcomes is one of its unquestionable strengths. In the paytech world, this allows companies of all sizes from a wide range of industries to leverage this power to create better, faster, more innovative ways to transact. Beyond martech and cashback services, AI can improve payment structures for individual marketplace sellers on platforms like eBay and Amazon. It can even facilitate faster payouts to app developers who put programs in the App Store or Google Play. Paytech is an exciting space to watch because innovations are coming as fast as developers can think of them. In the near future, we will likely see a completely borderless, barrier-free transaction landscape for the entire global community.

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The other day I saw someone's post in the feed starting with “Code reviews. Is it just a waste of your time?” and thought, “Of course not! I’m paid hourly. It’s a waste of company money!” Ten years ago, I was enthusiastic about everything V&V. I was working in nuclear power plant automation, and my interest at that point was around static code analysis. Of course, given all the shortcomings of automated code analysis, making people do the same thing by hand sounded beautiful! Besides, code reviews are not only about analysis per se. We all know that it’s a three-headed beast. First, it’s the review itself. People are supposed to find defects computers themselves can not. Second, it’s a knowledge transfer tool, you give and take feedback, and it should teach you a thing or two. And last but not least, it’s a social something-something. It is supposed to enhance the feeling of collective responsibility somehow. As the three-headed Cerberus, code reviews are supposed to keep you from entering hell, and as the three-headed Cerberus, it only works in ancient myths. As with every multi-tool, code reviews suck at all its purposes. Code review is simply the wrong time and place to make people look for defects. Code-level defects are either easily detectable by tests, compilers, and static analyzers or... insignificant. You want another pair of eyes way before the code has even started to appear. You want people to discuss ideas behind your code, not the most fashionable way to convert an integer into another slightly larger integer. You want people to protect you from the mistake of writing the wrong thing in the first place. People are very efficient at finding large-scale issues. Looking through hundreds of lines of code searching for the code smells compilers don’t even care about – not so much. As a knowledge transfer tool, it’s about as effective as the last night before the exams. Nobody is eager to learn things at the last moment, you already have your eyes on the prize, and every new comment is more the source of frustration rather than insight. That’s why nobody is eager to teach at the last moment either. If you see that there is a lack of knowledge transfer in your team, the best you can do is to embrace and encourage one-to-one conversations before and not after the code is done. Time-tracking undermines that kind of activity, by the way, but that’s a topic for quite another rant. And regarding social something-something, it’s hard to dispute the efficiency of code reviews because social something-something is simply impossible to measure. In my experience, code reviews may help consolidate the team if and only if everyone on the team adheres to the same level of toxicity. Otherwise, it only creates grudges and disincentivizes people from introducing any large and potentially explosive changes. In my opinion, which you are certainly entitled to challenge, code reviews are a thing of fashion. Organizations are doing it because the big boys are doing it. Well, in the early 2000s, when KPI and SMART were the fashion, people were getting bonuses depending on how many lines of code they wrote. It took quite a few years to realize that this was not such a good idea. As Fred Brooks wrote in his famous “No Silver Bullshit—Essence and Accident in Software Engineering": “There is no single development, in either technology or management technique, which by itself promises even one order of magnitude improvement within a decade in productivity, in reliability, in simplicity.” Well, he also argued that high-level languages might have been one, but that was in 1986. Now, three decades later, when nothing works properly except a very few things written in assembly, I’m starting to believe that the silverness of high-level languages has also been overstated. But that’s also a topic for quite another rant.

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