You may hear me refer to my 'todo' list. There is a massive amount of abuse being perpetrated on [steemit.com](https://steemit.com) reported to me personally, @steemcleaners, & @spaminator. Some of it doesn't fall under the pervue of either group and I add the links to my 'todo' list. You really don't want to see it. It's really just a list of links and until I pick one out of the pile I often don't remember why it is there. 

Some names just stay with me though. I 'm not sure what led me to @redfishpillar's [post yesterday](https://steemit.com/steemcleaners/@redfishpillar/is-it-acceptable-that-yoenelmundo-triggered-a-flag-war-for-spamming-redfishpillar-s-blog#@redfishpillar/re-patrice-re-turpsy-re-redfishpillar-is-it-acceptable-that-yoenelmundo-triggered-a-flag-war-for-spamming-redfishpillar-s-blog-20170815t161746376z) I commented and added a couple of account names to my 'todo'. 

A [post](https://steemit.com/waronspam/@stephen.king989/yoenelmundo-is-spamming-comments-and-using-your-account-to-flag-people-that-confront-him-help-stop-this-spammer) left in linkdrop by @stephen.king989 was brought to my attention. A quick check and both posters have the same problem. They are being downvoted by a trail run by @dineroconopcion in which @yoenelmundo seems to be most vocal member. 

A look at @yoenelmundo's account led me on a wild goose chase. I contacted @minnowsupport wondering if there was some connection there. 
<center>http://i.imgur.com/h8l9p5J.png?1</center>


Next I visited comments by @dineroconopcion and found this one made less than 15 minutes ago. 
<center>http://i.imgur.com/TrrZTZN.png?1</center>

I know that @yoenelmundo's account is being upvoted by @minnowsupport. Something is still fishy here. I check out one of the posts that @dineroconopcion has upvoted. 

<center> http://i.imgur.com/ODNkmiB.png?1</center>

There's a big difference between what @dineroconopcion is advertising and what they are delivering. 

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From here I'm going to be a bit vague. And there is a reason for it as you read on you'll figure it out. 

I do some more investigation and find this comment by someone assicated witht he group: 
>we have a bot similar to PAL in which everyone joining the Bot gives and get votes in autopilot
Our goal is to buy Steem power and delegate to the most active Steemit members of this group

I delve a little deeper down this rabbit hole since they are at the very least using @minnowbooster in their advertising campaign deception. 

What I found next shocked me. Those joining the group are being asked to disclose their public and their **private** posting key!

If you've signed up for Streemian or other voting services you have to use some method of interacting with the block chain to add them you your posting account. Responsible developers have made this process as safe as possible.  Several hours spent figuring out how to add public posting keys for @spaminator gave me a good look at the process. 

What this group is doing is asking for posting control of users accounts that cannot be revoked except by changing those keys. Which like adding a posting key is not a simple process. 

Furthermore this group is flagging anyone those who tell them that their comments are spam. Maybe their intentions are good and just not well thought out. Either way I'm disgusted with the poor planning and tactics used.