A Financial Scam in Substack?

It seems that someone is using Andrew Chen's name and photo to offer me "profitable" financial opportunities on Substack

jun 27, 2024

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It seems that someone is using Andrew Chen's name and photo to offer “something profitable” on Substack.

At first, I thought it was Andrew himself, and played along. When it seemed a little suspicious, I cut off the communication, and have tried to communicate this to Andrew himself, but to no avail.

This person has contacted me again using Andrew's comment system.

This is what appears in one of Andrew's posts:

The comments of the post are in:

https://andrewchen.substack.com/p/10x-work-versus-1x-work/comment

The post is:

@andrewchen

The case against morning yoga, daily routines, and endless meetings

Do androids dream of executing routines? We are stuck in a world of routines: Wake up, answer email, go to a meeting, then another meeting, check off an item from a todo list, and repeat. The “hustle culture” of the internet tell us to add even more to the routine: Grind more hours, wake up at 5am and do yoga, remember to meditate, work out an hour a day…

a year ago · 352 likes · 114 comments · Andrew Chen

I tried to tell Andrew also in:

https://andrewchen.substack.com/p/why-hollywood-and-aaa-gaming-cant/comments

in:

@andrewchen

Why Hollywood and gaming struggle with AI

You'd think that AI would drive a boom for the entertainment and video game industry. Instead, incumbents from entertainment are facing incredible friction as they attempt to experiment with generative AI. Of course there is a positive note — this opens up a huge window for startups to reinvent entertainment and gaming as a result…

a year ago · 56 likes · 20 comments · Andrew Chen

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