Web3M

1 review, not positive.0% positive · 1 review· Influence factor 3, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 1 activities · May 2026

Engages in suspicious cold outreach with apparent bot activity, including generic messaging to users not actually building products and requests for full name sign-ups. Claims to offer AI-powered outreach that converts cold leads to warm conversations, but outreach attempts contradict this positioning. Profile shows 8k followers with zero mutual connections.

What people say

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“ugh!”Suspicious (botted) profile doing cold outreach and trying to get you to sign up with your full name to use their product. "Saw what you’re building, looks solid." *blah blah blah, use our product* (I'm not building anything LOL) Their webpage says "AI-powered outreach that turns cold leads into warm conversations" which is especially hilarious when you look at their outreach attempt 😹 That alone would be imho worth of a negative review, but let's look closer. 8k followers, 0 mutuals. Their most engaged tweets: Oct 21, 2023: 4.3M Views / 569 likes https://x.com/_WEB3M_/status/1715776572790047001 They sent the same tweet twice. The one sent a minute earlier: 3.2M Views / 497 likes https://x.com/_WEB3M_/status/1715776376932835476 Their recent tweets can't even break a 100 views. This points to previously botted engagement and followers. A quick account follower/engagement analysis request via grok seems to confirm it: "The followers appear to be heavily botted or inactive/low-quality." "A long promotional thread posted on May 1, 2026 got extremely low engagement: Most individual posts: 1–3 likes, 0–1 reposts, and views in the 4–81 range (majority under 20). Even the opening post only reached ~81 views. This level of engagement is abnormally low and is a classic red flag for botted, bought, or dead followers." Their webpage seems to have ToS/privacy policy in place, which is pretty uncommon for scam webpages. Their ToS also mentions that Web3m INC is registered in Delaware, and a Delaware company lookup does seem to confirm that there is a company registered with that name. (It also says "THIS IS NOT A STATEMENT OF GOOD STANDING" in big, bold, bright, red uppercase text 😹) Whatever they're pitching prompts you to sign up with you full name, email, password. Not very web3. And it does feel like they're trying to gather data and reused credentials via mass spamming awful and unfitting cold outreach messages. While I can't say for sure that this is a scam just based on my gut feeling alone, I can definitely say it's very sketchy and "scam likely" does indeed instantly come to mind. Either way, there are definitely more than enough red flags to advise caution.

Username McUserface ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°) · 1460· 6mo ago · negative14

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