u/MarvinGankhouse

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I just reported an ad on Reddit for this crowd offering $20 per hour to play games and narrate what you see to train AI, which sounds amazing. However, Google has this to say on the subject:

Yes, the specific link and platform you shared (lab.superposition.ai) is a confirmed scam.

A thread on r/ScamCenter explicitly exposes this exact setup. The tracking parameters in your link (pc_gameplay_pilot and no_followers_needed) show that it is part of a paid social media ad campaign designed to target gamers and content creators.

🚨 Major Red Flags Confirmed by Victims

• Subscription/Credit Card Traps: The site funnels users into payments through third-party processors like Buygoods. Once they have your credit card information, users report receiving multiple unauthorized withdrawals.

• Impossible "Cash Out" Minimums: The platform claims you can earn money (likely for "testing games" or participating in the pilot), but blocks you from withdrawing anything until you hit an arbitrary $30,000 threshold.

• Strategic Delays: Reaching that massive $30,000 threshold takes months by design. This deliberately runs out the clock on the standard 60-day refund or chargeback window offered by payment platforms.

• Fake Business Details: The physical address listed on the website is completely fraudulent and belongs to an entirely unrelated company.

General consensus is that it's an army helicopter training and it's landing at Sarsfield barracks a lot. They're having a bit of craic too by the sounds of it and flying really low.

Or sensible like a person.

1991 Honda Legend. Not sure if the bonnet is supposed to be up for some hacky reason or if it was a mistake but he drove off like that.

I was chatting to a buddy yesterday about the state of the country. And we figured it costs 12 pretty decent bikes every year to live in rented accommodation in a city. Near Manchester it's less than half as much.