🔥Indiegogo campaign steals lightsaber design and raises $100,000
🚫Lightsaber design is dangerous and poses safety risks
🌍Campaign falsely claims to be based in Los Angeles, but is actually in Ukraine
💰Backers are scammed into buying a poorly constructed product
💡The stolen lightsaber design surpasses the original in sales and success
Is the Indiegogo campaign a scam?
—Yes, the campaign falsely claims to be based in Los Angeles and sells a dangerous and poorly constructed lightsaber.
What are the safety concerns of the lightsaber?
—The lightsaber leaks methanol, which is highly flammable and can pose health risks when exposed to the skin. It is also constructed with 3D printed threads that can easily break.
Are there any successful cases of the lightsaber being delivered?
—Some backers have received the lightsaber, but it is highly advised not to use it due to the safety risks involved.
Can the lightsaber be used as a real weapon?
—No, the lightsaber is not a functional weapon and should not be used for any purpose due to its dangerous design and construction.
Is there any legal action being taken against the Indiegogo campaign?
—It is unclear if any legal action is being taken, but the campaign has deceived backers and potentially violated intellectual property rights.
00:00An Indiegogo campaign has stolen a lightsaber design and raised $100,000.
02:29The lightsaber is poorly constructed and leaks methanol, which poses serious safety concerns.
04:34The campaign falsely claims to be based in Los Angeles, but is actually in Ukraine.
09:00Backers have received the lightsaber, but it is advised not to use it due to safety risks.
10:12The lightsaber poses health risks and is not a functional weapon.
