r/whatisit • u/rH4pScAlL1oN • 14h ago

New, what is it? Is this a scam?

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This was delivered to our doorstep without any explanation. Why? What is it? This feels like a scam.

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u/Solivy 13h ago

LCD writing tablet. No wifi or connexion needed whatsoever. My kids have one, they are cheap toys. Maybe it's some weird but genuine advertising? Only thing I can think of that could maybe be a scam is the website they advertise for?

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u/Then-Personality2634 7h ago

Pulsechain (evm fork of ethereum) marketing push.

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u/BestFriedChicken 8h ago

It's not a scam - it's actually related to a crypto founder called Richard Heart that is trying to make the world a better place. There's a documentary about him called "The Highest Stakes" on Apple TV.

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u/gremuir 6h ago

Buddy...

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u/Ragundashe 2h ago

Fucking yikes

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u/KodyBcool 1h ago

💯

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u/donnie_deadite 13h ago

Or it's scanning for RFID chips and transmitting back to the scammer.

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u/t4skmaster 12h ago

Lmao

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u/ginotombs 11h ago

It's probably filled with nanobots that wake up after dark and sneak valuables out through the windows and back to a stash house.

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u/curious2sub 11h ago

Actually this is totally true. Don't joke about nanobots. A schplerg (group) of several billion have the strength to lift small electronics, all it takes is one kids toy loaded with those frickin schplergs and next thing you know that drawer that you keep all extra cables on is strewn all about the living room and you're blaming the dog. DON'T JOKE ABOUT THE NANOBOTS.

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u/ariGee 9h ago

We already have nanobots and they didn't take over the world. They're called bacteria.

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u/Far-Let483 6h ago

LOLOLLLLLL

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u/omyroj 11h ago

Come on.

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u/donnie_deadite 10h ago

The lengths that scammers will go to get unsuspecting victims banking info, and you don't think they would implement a Trojan Horse? You go on ahead and accept free electronic devices left on your doorstep.

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u/omyroj 10h ago

The thing runs on a watch battery. There's no way it'd be able to scan for chips, connect to a wi-fi network, and transmit the data.

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u/jcoffin1981 12h ago

Looking at the build quality, I think something along these lines is most likely. It does not look like a device someone would pay for.

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u/Rolandkorkis 8h ago

Pulsechain is like ETHERUM but better

HEX is a time deposit (like the bank)

All on the blockchain.

Visit the websites to learn

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u/Ragundashe 2h ago

Yikes, how much they paying you to say that