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I’m giving up on Maxim. Being 800 votes behind someone with no social media presence who has never even shared the contest publicly seems pretty suspicious and I’m a little frustrated. I’m trying to see the very best in everyone and assume they have massive paid support but idk

I’m giving up on Maxim. Being 800 votes behind someone with no social media presence who has never even shared the contest publicly seems pretty suspicious and I’m a little frustrated. I’m trying to see the very best in everyone and assume they have massive paid support but idk

emmaskyeward

Posted 3 years, 5 months ago (Source)

I’m giving up on Maxim. Being 800 votes behind someone with no social media presence who has never even shared the contest publicly seems pretty suspicious and I’m a little frustrated. I’m trying to see the very best in everyone and assume they have massive paid support but idk

Alkali Layke

Posted 3 years, 5 months ago (Source)

@emmaskyeward Interesting fact about that contest...the official rules state that Maxim can actually just choose whomever they'd like to win in the end anyway. Personally, I also dislike the % that they give to the charity that they claim they're raising money for. It's all very shady.

emmaskyeward

Posted 3 years, 5 months ago (Source)

@alkali_layke I found the contest side to be pretty reasonably managed and the charity connection seems super legit but I know I get tons of messages every day from bots about buying votes so some people are def doing that

Alkali Layke

Posted 3 years, 5 months ago (Source)

@emmaskyeward Only 25% off the paid votes goes to Wounded Warriors and they market it in a way that looks like it's much more. I found the whole thing very upsetting and dishonest.

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I’m giving up on Maxim. Being 800 votes behind someone with no social media presence who has never even shared the contest publicly seems pretty suspicious and I’m a little frustrated. I’m trying to see the very best in everyone and assume they have massive paid support but idk (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554217714339614720">None</a>)
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@emmaskyeward Interesting fact about that contest...the official rules state that Maxim can actually just choose whomever they'd like to win in the end anyway. Personally, I also dislike the % that they give to the charity that they claim they're raising money for. It's all very shady. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554219136720334848">Alkali Layke</a>)
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@alkali_layke I found the contest side to be pretty reasonably managed and the charity connection seems super legit but I know I get tons of messages every day from bots about buying votes so some people are def doing that (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554219484348502016">None</a>)
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@emmaskyeward Only 25% off the paid votes goes to Wounded Warriors and they market it in a way that looks like it's much more. I found the whole thing very upsetting and dishonest. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554220840354426882">Alkali Layke</a>)
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I’m giving up on Maxim. Being 800 votes behind someone with no social media presence who has never even shared the contest publicly seems pretty suspicious and I’m a little frustrated. I’m trying to see the very best in everyone and assume they have massive paid support but idk

@emmaskyeward Interesting fact about that contest...the official rules state that Maxim can actually just choose whomever they'd like to win in the end anyway. Personally, I also dislike the % that they give to the charity that they claim they're raising money for. It's all very shady. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554219136720334848">Source</a>)

@alkali_layke I found the contest side to be pretty reasonably managed and the charity connection seems super legit but I know I get tons of messages every day from bots about buying votes so some people are def doing that

@emmaskyeward Only 25% off the paid votes goes to Wounded Warriors and they market it in a way that looks like it's much more. I found the whole thing very upsetting and dishonest. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1554220840354426882">Source</a>)
 
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