The centering on these three forged ARISE🏦📈Daily screenshots is better than some of their more obvious fakes, but these aren’t perfect. What is more evident, though, is the different background between the text on all of these and the template that they use for their forgeries.

Over the past few days, more than a dozen accounts have posted with offers to pay people’s debt, so long as they give “real answer only.” I can’t speak for all of these people, but I am quite certain that neither giftlove nor JAYE CANE will actually be following through.

Speaking of the similarities between Aaron Crypto and Crypto Enthusiasts, both of these accounts stealing the exact same Pulte screenshots and having nearly identical posts congratulating their “winners” suggests that not only are they scammers, but that they may be the same person.

I get suspicious when I run across accounts that block me, so when I saw Crypto Enthusiasts, I checked him out.

Coincidentally enough, this “philanthropist” is using the exact same stolen kelleyb69🟣$LOL screenshots that triggered Dustin to post about Aaron Crypto earlier today.

About ten minutes ago, ARISE🏦📈Daily posted yet another forged screenshot where the time/date line is off center.

For people not familiar with Arise’s scam, they are trying to get people to invest in “tokens” that have a large guaranteed payout (which are likely a Ponzi scheme).

When you zoom into a Cash App screenshot, you should see the lines properly centered, both to the edges and the other lines. The fact that ARISE🏦📈Daily screenshots like this one aren’t centered at all (the time/date line is too far to the right) is the obvious sign it is forged.

As a result of me making this post earlier today, Mariah V deleted her fake giveaway and blocked me, but this scammer is still not smart enough to delete the post where “Mariah” “won” $3,000 from Lia 🌸, one of their other alt accounts, nearly three weeks ago.

It has been my experience that people who claim to be paying their next few subscribers will not actually be doing this. Given ROBOTiC JOEY’s track record of posting giveaways for attention and clout, I have no reason to believe that he will follow through for these people today.

As noted, four of the five Giveaway Bot winners have posted proof of receiving $200.

As for disqualifying a winner for the reason stated, that wouldn’t have been my choice if I were the one running the giveaway, but since it’s not my choice to make, I have no other comments.

I have heard from several people that the winners of this Giveaway Bot giveaway have not been paid yet, supposedly because they are waiting to receive the money to be sent out. If that is the case, perhaps they should be waiting to pay them before announcing new giveaways.

It’s also notable that ARISE🏦📈Daily is claiming that Chime is being mentioned as a “sponsor” - normally, a sponsor would likely be tagged if they actually were one.

(I also doubt that Chime would actually be partnering with scammers running a likely Ponzi scheme, either.)

This is the second time today that ARISE🏦📈Daily has posted their terribly forged balance screenshot, but they didn’t fix the original problem with the obviously fake cash balance. Instead, they changed the percentage change in BTC, without changing the value from exactly $114,000.

Five minutes ago, Mariah V reposted the same fake giveaway that she and Lia 🌸 are notorious for posting. I’ll be curious to see how many of their alt accounts post thanking her for money.

Today’s version of the fake ARISE🏦📈Daily balance screenshot is an unusually bad forgery, even for them - their cash balance is now $120,000 thanks to a “12” that is an obviously different font, not to mention the numbers being way to close to each other. (The 2 looks tilted, too.)

While we are the subject of Aaron Crypto (formerly @Bill1Pulte8) and his fake giveaways, here is the source of two more of the screenshots that he is using - this scammer, like so many others, stole them from an actual Pulte giveaway from early March.

On the subject of @Bill1Pulte8, it appears that the Dustin post brought him attention that he probably didn’t appreciate - within the past few minutes, he has changed his handle to Aaron Crypto.

An Dustin post pointed me to Aaron Crypto and his assortment of “giveaway winners” this morning, which immediately made me suspicious. It didn’t take long to find that “Aaron” stole screenshots - in fact, he stole both of them from this Pulte giveaway post from March.

Dustin Aaron Crypto Omg Pulte sent me this that conversation is between me and Bill, this guy stole my pictures from a thank you post he's FAKE!! Report him he hasn't sent me anything. I'm broke.

Guys, you’ll want to watch out for @Bill1Pulte8.

Thanks, kelleyb69🟣$LOL!

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