Elio Amazed
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Totally disagree with everything in that post. Everything.If I was going to scam all of you, then I would have done it much easier. I would have made a great website. Then make a bunch of YouTube videos of all of my friends driving my two cars I had built. Then I would have set up a tour and done it at various racetracks around the country where you would be able to drive around places like Daytona in one of my cars at 50-60 mph. Then do something of a solo course in the parking lot. Had 3-4 people lined up to take your money. Repeat this for 3 years. All while cranking out press releases of various progress updates. I'd even rent a building for a month and set up where I'm going to build the car. After that, I'd start to hint that the government is making it hard on me and it's becoming really hard to make this car you drove at your favorite NASCAR track, not a reality. Then I'd finally declare bankruptcy and walk away.
That's the way you scam people. Do much less and then blame the government on your failure. As we all know, everyone loves a conspiracy theory and thus it'll pass for most of you. All while I walk away making just enough to live a good life and then create the next scam. If Paul was out to scam people, he was a complete idiot by spending way too much time, money and effort to do it. He could have made 10X the amount of money in half the time. If he was really out to scam people, then he will be one of the dumbest scammers on the planet and will go into the history books of doing it.
Also, the exact plan I just mentioned (not using cars but another product) is exactly what I watched someone else do about 20 years ago. He got away because he had the legal knowhow to protect himself.