The three grouped round as energy bubble chose a winner. After a few minutes White Flamour was announced the victor. Clawed devil went off as Flamour stayed a celebrated; his prize was 10k influence. We had an interview with Flamour and he said this. "I found this contest entertaining. I entered the other contest with a different character." This surprised me and once Flamour had gone me I told energy bubble that I had to ask him two nasty questions before we could get around to the interview. I first asked him is it was fixed and that he might have not got enough prize money so he fixed a winner. He answered no. He also said no when I asked him if he knew who Flamour's other character was.

I decided to leave that for the time being and move onto the interview. First I asked why he decided to do a contest. He said it was just a bit of fun and that he was surprised that it worked our so well. I also asked were he got the prize money from. He told me he got 50k from a contest and had given away 20k today in prizes. He then showed me the remaining 30k.

I do not believe that this contest was a scam, but there are contests out there which are. They will take up your time make you stand there for ages and then purposely pick a fixed winner. We here at paragon weekly have put together a list of things to help you spot a scam contest:

Low level organisers offering a high influence prize (always ask to see before entering).
Might be an enter charge this is even more of a scam.
If you get through some rounds see if the judges pick the same people first or more quickly.
If there is only one round it might be a sign of getting it over with.

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