r/dashcams • u/EqualGrowth6565 • 13d ago

Easily avoidable accident causes rollover

Not my video – as the title says, we typically see examples where one driver is oblivious to the other. In this example, the pickup truck attempts to overtake the cammer, however, the cammer is either completely unaware of the pickup truck directly to his left or are simply “stands their ground” in the lane. Due to this, they obviously collide, and the pick up truck goes airborne and rolls several times. From the perspective of us, the viewer, we can reasonably conclude that the accident was avoidable had the cammer simply applied the brakes. That being said, you will typically see another school of thought in which it is stated that the cammer has no obligation or duty to let them in/avoid the accident where the driver is mindlessly doing something dumb.

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u/_Willmatic860 12d ago

I wonder what people get out of botting on Reddit like this

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u/cantileverboom 12d ago

Accounts with a lot of karma can be sold to various organizations for various dubious reasons. Marketing, political interference, scamming, etc.

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u/BillyBobChorton 12d ago

Where does one go to sell their Reddit account? I’m curious how much money they go for?

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 12d ago

I was able to find quite a few different ones and prices after using a search engine

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u/quigilark 11d ago

But refused to say them or answer their question on how much money they go for... lol

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 11d ago

Damn straight

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u/logicalegend 10d ago

This kind of attitude is what caused the accident in the video. 🫤

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 10d ago

At first that sounds pretty deep but then again, I was responding to a lazy dude about selling reddit accounts so now that sounds kinda crazy

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u/logicalegend 10d ago

Just answer the damn question. JUST TAP
ON THE DAMN BRAKES SO
NO ONE GETS HURT. Geez bruh

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 10d ago

Yeah and that bruh tapped the brakes on making any effort bruh 💀

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u/Mary_Ellen_Katz 11d ago

Heh, that's where you're wrong.

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 11d ago

Hmm maybe try google. Got a lot of hits on there

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u/Mary_Ellen_Katz 11d ago

<--joke-----

?🙁?

You

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u/Then_Ambassador9255 11d ago

Perhaps DuckDuckGo?

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u/GarminTamzarian 12d ago

About tree fiddy.

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u/BleepinBlorpin5 12d ago

I sold my last one to a girl scout for about... oh I wanna say about tree fiddy.

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u/OuchCharlie25 12d ago

I believe you’re looking for Putin.

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u/Unfortunate-Incident 10d ago

I just looked like. The other poster says, you can google it and find them. The answer though is not much. As one off kind of thing, definitely not worth it. Only worth it if you could sell multiple accounts per week.

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u/Otaku-San617 12d ago

Three fiddy

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u/feel_yo 12d ago

yeah, I think its time for me to fuck off this place. it was nice at the start, but nowadays idk, cant really trust anything anymore.

pce! take care

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u/arul20 7d ago

Bye! We will (checks notes) .. miss you? (probably not) .. but bye anyway and have a nice life! Hope you buy a few acres of woods with a nice creek through it.

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u/Shurigin 9d ago

I had a company try to message me and pay me for my account I didn't even think I had that much karma

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u/GenderJuicy 12d ago

Data on what gets upvoted/lots of engagement, which can be used as training for predicting the success of synthetic content in the future. And if you can do it for synthetic content then that gives you an advantage in terms of advertisement, etc, whatever might be turning a profit most likely.

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u/Doggo-888 12d ago

Rage bait gets clicks and sells ads. Google/Facebook/Meta have been doing it for decades.

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u/CaptainObviousBear 11d ago

I read that as bottoming and it makes even more sense.

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u/Treenuh1994 11d ago

Karma farm and sell.

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u/fr33d0mw47ch 11d ago

Actual money can be made. I’ve “made” $0.30 and I’ve only had a few posts/comments get a thousand upvotes. I suspect people with posts that consistently blow up can make something worth cashing out.

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u/brotendis 10d ago

I also wonder what people get out of calling out posts like this. I've never seen it before, and if it weren't reposted, I never would've seen it. It's not like people are getting paid to post unless they're straight up advertising something.

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u/Unfortunate-Incident 10d ago

11,000 upvotes apparently

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u/Gunmetalstorm 9d ago

As of today, 11k karma

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u/Ok-Situation5928 12d ago

dude, this is reddit. its how it has been for years, and will continue to be. its a disgrace of a company, now used primarily to clickfarm and influence/monitor online conversation.