Dear @nathen007,
I can vouch for @luvnlyf, she is a good person whom I know since 45 years. She is not a fraud or pretending to be a new user as what you were “INSISTING she is!. She might have said she is a “newbie”, yes a NEWBIE in the blogging world, it is her first time to post a blog, her introduction blog.

I would like you to prove that she is a Fraud, just simply because she used the word “NEWBIE'' in her first blog. Read her post once more…the word “NEW USER” was never mentioned there. There is a big difference between these words and you ought to tell it here!!! I am not sure what you are trying to prove here, but you are simply making accusations about her personality, an investor who is supporting a bit of the Hive blockchain by investing buying HIVE from her hard earned money.

I have introduced her to Hive about a year ago and explained what the platform is all about. But she was not interested, the only thing she wanted was to learn about crypto because at that time she was only investing in Stocks. She added, she was not interested in blogging as she was not into writing and because she had a very stressy job.. So she asked her sister who became interested in content creation, and the account @sisterhive2 was born. The younger sister is the content creator of the account and my friend was only the investor. Go check the wallet history of the account @sisterhood2 so you can see how much of her private funds went to that account. I explained that in order for the sister to blog on Hive, they needed liquid Hives to fund the account and that was the start of their investing in Hive liquid to Power up to be able to blog.

Over the months, the account really earned very little compared to other bloggers out there earning huge upvotes backed by some communities that have huge upvote trails. And sometimes some blogs have 400-500 upvotes but with very little comments. You must have noticed such practice, haven't you? Have you ever commented about such huge upvote practices on Hive? @sisterhood2 was not complaining about earning little although her sister wrote good contents.

Just about last Summer, @luvnlyf got her retirement… She decided to break away from the @sistehood2 account, pulled-out her investment there and sent the powered down amounts to Binance. But she didn´t have a Binance account as this Exchange is prohibited in the US, so she asked her nephew to transfer the powered-down amounts that started three months ago to her newly created account @luvnlyf.

DID SHE BREAK ANY HIVE RULES HERE???