Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "Yes, Established Titles Is A Scam*" video.

  1. Raid at least is a game, although arguably not an RPG. Estabilished Titles sold literally nothing.
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  2. That's the exact thing they were claiming. That was literally the entire point of their product. Owning land in Scotland and becoming a lord in Scotland.
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  3. It's SUPPOSED to be a joke gift, but if you don't actually become a lord in some technical sense, what is the joke? The scam is precisely that the joke isn't there. >The whole idea was so insanely silly to me that i was flabbergasted anyone actually believed any of it You CAN buy lordships in many places and there's plenty of silly old laws. >Exactly the same deal No, it isn't. You can't own a star and everyone knows that. You CAN become a lord. Established Titles was lying.
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  4. No, you're simply acknowledging what they actually claimed.
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  5. Wtf that's the first thing I would put on my dating profile.
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  6. Only it's clear that you can't own a star. It's not at all clear whether you can purchase a lordship.
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  7. Yeah, this seemed really familiar.
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  8. It was the same people behind the knives. It's a factory of scam companies.
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  9. Of course it's supposedly a "novelty gift", but the novelty is that you're actually considered a lord (or laird) according to some custom, which you are not. So it's not a novelty or gag, it's a scam. The claim on which the joke rests is wrong.
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  10. ​ @Icanbacktrailers Bcs this kind of scam is better known in the UK and they'd probably think they would have heard of this laird-custom.
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  11. Nope, they sell larger pieces of land, too.
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