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Checked out their website, looks as if they could really benefit from somebody with some web skills: https://www.scamsurvivors.com/ https://www.scamsurvivors.co

by bArray 9y ago

Checked out their website, looks as if they could really benefit from somebody with some web skills: https://www.scamsurvivors.com/ https://www.scamsurvivors.com/

savanaly 9y ago
I agree. It is not his fault that the equilibrium has settled this way, but the fact is that it has settled at a point where ironically the design of his site sets off my "this is a scam site" alarms. Not a confidence scam, per se, but certainly a site I wouldn't be downloading any executables from and would be expecting a popup ad with malware at any moment when visiting. In reality I know he isn't doing any of that but the design unfortunately signals he might be.
- bArray 9y ago
  Agreed, I would offer myself but I'm not a web dev and could do more harm than good. Firefox gives a yellow padlock for the site, grounds to think there may be some security issues as a modern web dev seems to have not touched it in a long time. Would be awfully nice for a UK based developer to offer them their services for free and add some robustness against DDoS. I would especially want to see some security audit done on their forum, looks as if a security vulnerability could quite literally be life threatening.
anonymous5133 9y ago
I nearly went blind looking at that design work!
- bArray 9y ago
  As @savanaly said above, you almost expect a pop-up scam on the anti-scam website!
qwtel 9y ago
ha! that site looks like a scam. on second thought, that's exactly what people who don't run the other direction when they see something like this need. in a similar vein, what could use somebody's web skills is a ICO fraud site that looks as impressive and overengineered as ICO marketing sites (case in point: IOTA https://iota.org/ https://iota.org/. not commenting on the merits of the project, just the site). although these sites probably already exist.
- bArray 9y ago
  >in a similar vein, what could use somebody's web skills is a ICO fraud site that looks as impressive and overengineered as ICO marketing sites (case in point: IOTA https://iota.org/ https://iota.org/. not commenting on the merits of the project, just the site). although these sites probably already exist. That site is insane, I wonder how many people don't even make it past the home page because of loading times or some fancy feature breaks. I loathe websites removing basic functionality like scroll bars.
  - qwtel 9y ago
    yes, fully agree, and it is only the tip of the iceberg of a much larger number of anti-selling marketing sites that use text more like a texture to paint on top of positive imagery, than to convey any kind of coherent message about the product.

by bArray 9y ago

Checked out their website, looks as if they could really benefit from somebody with some web skills: https://www.scamsurvivors.com/ https://www.scamsurvivors.com/

savanaly 9y ago

I agree. It is not his fault that the equilibrium has settled this way, but the fact is that it has settled at a point where ironically the design of his site sets off my "this is a scam site" alarms. Not a confidence scam, per se, but certainly a site I wouldn't be downloading any executables from and would be expecting a popup ad with malware at any moment when visiting. In reality I know he isn't doing any of that but the design unfortunately signals he might be.

bArray 9y ago
Agreed, I would offer myself but I'm not a web dev and could do more harm than good. Firefox gives a yellow padlock for the site, grounds to think there may be some security issues as a modern web dev seems to have not touched it in a long time. Would be awfully nice for a UK based developer to offer them their services for free and add some robustness against DDoS. I would especially want to see some security audit done on their forum, looks as if a security vulnerability could quite literally be life threatening.

anonymous5133 9y ago

I nearly went blind looking at that design work!

bArray 9y ago
As @savanaly said above, you almost expect a pop-up scam on the anti-scam website!

qwtel 9y ago

ha! that site looks like a scam. on second thought, that's exactly what people who don't run the other direction when they see something like this need. in a similar vein, what could use somebody's web skills is a ICO fraud site that looks as impressive and overengineered as ICO marketing sites (case in point: IOTA https://iota.org/ https://iota.org/. not commenting on the merits of the project, just the site). although these sites probably already exist.

bArray 9y ago
>in a similar vein, what could use somebody's web skills is a ICO fraud site that looks as impressive and overengineered as ICO marketing sites (case in point: IOTA https://iota.org/ https://iota.org/. not commenting on the merits of the project, just the site). although these sites probably already exist. That site is insane, I wonder how many people don't even make it past the home page because of loading times or some fancy feature breaks. I loathe websites removing basic functionality like scroll bars.
- qwtel 9y ago
  yes, fully agree, and it is only the tip of the iceberg of a much larger number of anti-selling marketing sites that use text more like a texture to paint on top of positive imagery, than to convey any kind of coherent message about the product.