Well, well... OpenSky or OpenScam?

I just got finished reading a blog on someone who used OpenSky to sell items. They call it "OpenScam" because they received an e-mail from "OpenSky" stating, "You must have at least 4,000 followers and have expertise in women's lifestyle to become a curator and sell products on OpenSky."


Of course, this was after they already had their OpenSky shop set up and were happy with the items that they were selling.


I am not even going to research this any further because it would mean I would have to create and account on their website, but from what I understand, unless you have 4000 "followers" for your OpenSky shop, and you can't get followers unless you sell. 


What does this mean? I guess that you have to be a celebrity or some big-shot to open up an OpenSky account.


This is all alleged, of course. I don't have an OpenSky shop or even wish to open anything like it, so this is all hearsay. I am just reading blogs about some people who had an OpenSky shop and why they don't anymore. You can always just google "OpenSky scam" and you can read up on it. It is too bad really... It sounded like kind or a cool way to be able to sell items without needing to keep a warehouse full of items.


Shhhhhh... But seriously, and this is my brain injury talking, when a company pulls this kind of bull-shit on the enduser, I pray that they go bankrupt and all of their officers end up homeless.


I am happy, staying at home, raising my perfect son, and if I feel that I need a little mad money, I just design a website at $75 an hour. No more working somewhere, telling me that my job would consist of 75% graphic design and 25% data entry when it turned out to be .1% graphic design and 99.9% data entry. Working for yourself is SO much more rewarding than making someone else rich by being under their thumb and hating your job.


Boy, I sure love freedom of speech and freedom of expression!