Is DoomMaster really Alex Chiu?

[GadgetMaster]

That's a very clever part of the scam. The make the page look shoddy an amateur on purpose for the sympathy confidence effect. A bit like those nigerian 419 scam letters. The spelling, puncuation and grammar are purposely perverted to make it seem raw and genuine. Sad as it is, You'll be amazed how effective this is part of the scam is. :-o

Somebody is making millions of dollars out of some cheap magnets. Lowlife con artists  :madashell:

[GadgetMaster]

koaftder wrote:
Maybe if we pass these out to some AOS4 developers and the Amiga Inc guys, our grandchildren will get to see AOS4 released.

Alternative scenario:

The only copy of the source code stored on a hard drive gets destroyed by the strong magnets and we lose everything forever  :-P  :lol:

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Besides, if you beleive the crap and try it yourself then you could experience it yourself. Why only your grandchildren when you too could be there with them to enjoy it in your eternal youth  :crazy:  :-?

[GadgetMaster]

Oh!???  I thought they only done that to foreigners  :-?  :-P

[GadgetMaster]

JaXanim wrote:

iamaboringperson wrote:
http://alexchiu.com/

Or is Alex Chiu really DoomMaster?

Because they seem to write the same, and the con the same!

 :-D

Don't think so. My sources tell me Chiu is eighty-six years old and runs an x86 with Windows 3.1.
He got started with his life force theories after buying a special military grade magnet from some geek in Oregon.

JaX

I hear it will be available on the NHS soon