Oh, guys, not only did he not have 40K followers, he didn’t even have 2K.
Do you guys want to know how many followers the account had in 2024?
615.
Meaning that in 2021, the year he claims the account was sold, it had fewer than 615 followers. That’s why he didn’t want to say how many followers the account had when he supposedly sold it, because the numbers wouldn’t have made any sense lol.
Also, notice the handle. It confirms the one we found during the investigation.
Pack it up. It’s over.
He made another post saying he sold the account in 2021.
So he, a person in Africa using an Android, somehow sold the account to another person who is also in Africa and also uses an Android?
And that person decided to spend money buying an account that, at best, only had around 2,000 followers at the time?
I think my work here is done for now.
Unless new information comes to light, I’ll leave it here.
I’ll make myself some coffee, read the Bible, and listen to some music.
What about you guys?
How’s everyone doing today? What are you up to?
“You didn’t explicitly state which tool you used, therefore you used an illegal dark web tool” is not a logical argument or observation.
You’re taking an absence of information and filling in the blank with the accusation you already wanted to make.
Not knowing which tool I used is not evidence that the tool was illegal.
So again, what actual proof do you have that I used illegal dark web tools?
@SNS_Anon Bitch I literally read the article, you literally didn't explicitly state how you got his old usernames, that's how I knew you used illegal dark web because as of now that information is only available to red media and Twitter only because it's private @SNS_Anon bitch shut tf up
Now they’re camping in my mentions, claiming I used illegal dark web tools to investigate him or that I work for the CIA lmao.
I literally presented the article as a step by step explanation of how we found the information. It was all publicly available. I didn’t use any illegal tools, and if you think I did, I welcome you to publicly post any evidence supporting that claim.
And my occupation is not anyone’s business.
@nickivolt That’s why I contacted him, but he failed to prove that the sale ever happened and seemed to get annoyed by any request for evidence that could actually verify it. All I got were screenshots of WhatsApp messages lmao.
No proof was provided other than screenshots of him texting people he could very well be friends with.
When pushed on the 40K follower claim, he said he “didn’t save the information,” meaning he doesn’t remember how many followers the account had when he supposedly sold it.
But he remembers the year he sold it, the same year he keeps switching between “2 years ago” and “2021”?
He remembers the year he sold it, and he remembers who he sold it to. But he does not remember how many followers the account had, the single number that would have largely determined how much it was worth?
If Abdul sold this account in 2021, when it was still a small personal page, and the account only reached 20K followers THIS year on June 1, 2026, before growing to 40K now, then at best it likely had around 2,000 followers or fewer at the time of the alleged sale.
Who is spending meaningful money on an account with barely any engagement?
When asked for proof of the sale, Abdul produced a recent WhatsApp conversation with someone. The entire exchange happened within roughly 3 minutes, with responses coming within seconds of each other. For comparison, when I messaged him directly, several of his responses took minutes.
And every piece of evidence that could actually verify the sale is conveniently unavailable.
For the WhatsApp chat history with the alleged buyer, he says it was cleared because the number associated with the original deal changed. (That's not how WhatsApp works btw you can still see the chat)
For the payment receipt, he said “I don't have payment receipt anymore cus it been long.”
When asked which bank account received the payment, he said “I really cant remember the actual acc i used, but when i settled i will look into my bank statement.”
So, to help him locate it, I asked whether he remembered the email address he used for the payment provider so he could search for old confirmation emails. He responded that the information he had already given me was enough, the “information” being screenshots of him talking to someone today.
When I explained that it would be enough once we had a payment matching both the date and the person involved, he essentially told me I could believe whatever I wanted and dismissed the request.
So, for follower count at the time of the alleged sale, “I didn't save the information," for the email attached to the account, he can’t remember, for the bank account that supposedly received the money, he can’t remember that either.
How many bank accounts does a 25 year old have that he cannot identify which one received payment for the sale of a social media account?
Until Abdul provides actual proof of payment, there is still no proof that a sale ever happened. And “the account was sold” is, conveniently, one of the most common explanations people give once an account is exposed, so I'm not buying any of this lmao.
Alright, let’s settle this, @mrAbdul661.
Message me.
I want everything you know, and I’ll investigate every claim you make.
If you truly sold the account, you should be able to provide enough evidence to satisfy my requirements.
I’ll publicly show why your story does or doesn’t make sense, depending on what we find.
Having an abnormally high IQ or being considered a genius must be so lonely & effing crazy @ the same time, man. lol I just realized everyone would try to sound smarter when they speak to you, they’d be assuming you’re judging them on how “smart” they are. Yikes, that must be tough. Plus having to constantly adjust yourself within mins of the convo once you gauge how “smart” you can be w/o losing the other person.
or imagine being a person known for having a photographic memory 😩 imagine how many ppl just get bored and try to test you just to say they were the one who stumped you. LOL. Idk why I thought about this but it’s so freaking funny to me right now.
Or being considered “psychic” must suck too because people would constantly try to test if you “know” stuff & if they can get one by you 😩.
It’s like how many times we ask tall ppl HOW TALL ARE YOU? Poor them just tryna buy some milk at the supermarket.
Say a prayer for men who are married to women who study psychology or practice law. Sheesh
Alright, let’s settle this, @mrAbdul661.
Message me.
I want everything you know, and I’ll investigate every claim you make.
If you truly sold the account, you should be able to provide enough evidence to satisfy my requirements.
I’ll publicly show why your story does or doesn’t make sense, depending on what we find.
Why are you asking other people to “provide the person”? The payment went to you, correct? You said you sold the account, correct?
Shouldn’t whatever payment provider you used for the transaction already have a record of it in your transaction history?
Wouldn’t it also have sent you a notification, message, or email confirming that you received the payment?
Why not show us that? It should match both the date you claim the sale happened and the person you say sent you the money in exchange for the account.
@mrAbdul661 No. As of now, you’ve dropped a number and claimed it belongs to the person you sold your account to.
You haven’t actually provided any proof that a transaction ever took place, which should be ridiculously easy to prove.
What is this supposed to prove?
What I need to know is:
What exact month and year did you sell the account?
What was the username at the time of sale?
Approximately how many followers did it have when you sold it?
How much did you sell it for?
What payment method was used?
That is what I need from you.
You described it as an account with 40k+ followers. The account currently has 41,800 followers. In 2021, it was a small personal page. It didn't have anywhere near 40k followers then. So I need you to explain that discrepancy, and why anyone would spend money to buy an account like that, and why that person also happens to be in Africa.
You said you identified this after checking through your chats. Can you screenshot those chats? Your WhatsApp conversation history stays on your device even if the other person's number is no longer on WhatsApp.
How did this person find you to buy the account? Did they contact you on Twitter first? If so, what was their username?
@SNS_Anon From what I could gather after checking through my chats.
the only person i sold an X acc to that had 40k+ followers was Udeme Jimmy , the transaction was done on WhatsApp, but the num has been changed and its no longer on WhatsApp. Here is the num: +2349040453882.
Thank you
Around the time you supposedly sold it, your posts were getting 2-17 views, and at most around 20 likes, and even those were on replies, not actual posts.
Abdul, could you explain why anyone would want to buy an account with numbers like that, especially when the supposed buyer just happens to be from the same region as you?
And then, somehow, the seller has none of the details or proof surrounding the transaction that supposedly happened in the first place?
Hey Abdul, this is perfect.
If you can show actual proof that the Red Media account was sold, I’ll write an article explaining exactly what you just explained.
As you may know, X’s official Authenticity Policy, under its engagement spam and platform manipulation rules, states the following under “Not Allowed”:
“Trading, buying, selling (either through monetary or virtual compensation) or soliciting access of X accounts, including the temporary or permanent transfer or sales of accounts, username or X (e.g. ‘pay for affiliation’ schemes) products”
So if your proof is valid, the account will be permanently suspended, which is a win for us. You said you submitted a request to X for the account to be taken down. We can do that with your proof.
That proof would also get us closer to identifying the person currently running the account and defaming Nicki Minaj, which means you would no longer be the face associated with the page you claim to have sold. So I don’t see why you would reject this offer, or why you haven’t already provided the proof in any of the many paragraphs you’ve been posting, where you switch between “sold 2 years ago” and “sold in 2021” quite regularly.
Your move.
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He made another post saying he sold the account in 2021.
So he, a person in Africa using an Android, somehow sold the account to another person who is also in Africa and also uses an Android?
And that person decided to spend money buying an account that, at best, only had around 2,000 followers at the time?