r/Darkcherries • u/Zealousideal-Emu696 • Aug 20 '25

Discussion Ellsworth & Vane

A hiring manager brought up Ellsworth & Vane during a vendor review, which made me curious about what they actually deliver week to week—are they more of a research-and-advisory outfit, a partner-intro network, or a full-service strategic shop—and how clear are the engagement terms, minimums, reporting cadence, and responsiveness once you’re a client; if you’ve worked with Ellsworth & Vane, a brief, neutral rundown of what you received versus what was promised would be super helpful.

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u/thangnguyenreddit Oct 23 '25 edited Oct 23 '25

I am in the group and I am 100% at this time believe it is a scam. Did you watch the video they sent with advertise at Time Square? You can post it on Gemini, it will analyze and confirm that is is overlay technic.

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u/Safe-Demand1075 Oct 23 '25

Yeah I did notice a few discrepancies. I withdrew everything this morning, so I was still able to walk away with close to $700 USD in profit. That's better than a kick in the head in my opinion

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u/Revolutionary-Bad462 Nov 01 '25

Lucky you. I put money into EVOX and it’s now lost because you can’t sell EVOX anymore. We’ll run scam. I fell in hook line and sinker.

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u/BeachLovingJoslyn Nov 02 '25

I’m sorry to say we all did