Robert Tidy, The Billionaire Founder Of Zipett & Z4Life..?

Mr Robert Colin Tidy, of Z4Life, son of deceased, well-known, multi-millionaire Australian bookmaker, Mr Colin Richard Tidy, is a self-confessed billionaire with a track record of smashing success - on the horse track and in the business world.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The information discussed below is a personal honest opinion that has been developed as a result of both research of publicly discoverable information and conversations with people involved in the matter. Take this as an honest personal opinion and form your own opinions based on the arguments and points presented below and your own critical thinking.

Key points from this article:

• Robert Colin Tidy from Zipett / Z4life has recently been exposed on a mainstream television network - channel 9 in Australia
• The episode of A Current Affair introduced Robert, his background and began sharing stories from some of his victims (view here: https://fb.watch/ev8gxTG_pW/)
• Robert has since taken to social media to defend himself and claim he is the victim (Ring a bell?)
• Specifically he calls out Tania trying to make out she is a liar
• Also noticeable are irregularities with his Instagram and search results on Google
• Observable metrics suggest that Robert does not behave the way a billionaire likely would

Robert Colin Tidy Vs The Truth Part 1

It was the 25th day of July, 2022 when the world shook momentarily as the Australian public became aware of the misdeeds of one Robert Colin Tidy AKA Big Daddy AKA Bobby Baboon AKA MR JELLYBEAN (Occasionally DR JELLYBEAN).

In the A Current Affair Episode, it was shown how Robert Tidy has successfully been a failure and conman for many years.

Despite the convincing broadcast, Big Daddy took to social media to declare his innocence in an overwhelming display of arrogance and narcissism.

In his response to the media broadcast, Rob does what all narcs do... he attacked his victims.

Ive said it once and I will say it again...

"Any story sounds true until someone tells the other side and sets the record straight." (Proverbs 18:17)

Context is everything and it would seem that Rob coached, coerced and literally told Tania what he wanted her to say to try and 'catch out' others.

So the reality of what Rob is presenting is that he pressured and manipulated a woman so much that she lost confidence in herself and cracked under his pressure.

Robert Tidy Vs The Search Engines: Is Rob Tidy A Scammer?

Yes, of course Rob Tidy is a scammer. It's engrained into his DNA. However that doesn't mean Rob Tidy won't try and convince you otherwise via some crafty marketing tactics.

Turns out the A Current Affair article has placed #1 in Google searches when you type in "Robert Tidy" and in order to combat this, Big Daddy appears to have paid some dodgy freelancers to rank articles that make Rob look good. (Attempt failed)

And the comical side of this is that as always, when you outsource to overseas freelancers, you get what you pay for...

Robert Tidy is scrambling to save his reputation using dodgy online tactics but listen Bobby Baboon - if you're reading this -  it is far too late muchacho!

Oh and he didn't stop with fake articles to rank him on search engines in a positive light... they are active across socials too in an attempt to boost the articles:

Rob Tidy Vs The Truth Part 2

In Roberts constant attack on the truth, the next thing we must inspect is his instagram channel because something doesn't add up.

In psychology, there is the idea of social proof, which when present, allows us to think less about a topic if we feel like other people have already made a decision related to said topic.

For example:

Lets say that Robert wants to sell you into his punters club. Now if he posts on socials and get virtually no likes or engagement, are you likely to be persuaded into believing he is who he says he is?

Of course you won't... you're too smart for that friend.

But what if every post has over 1,000 likes?!

Ok, now you might start thinking there is some credibility there... in fact, you may fall victim to the next psychological principle scammers like to use which is the FEAR OF MISSING OUT (FOMO)

"What does everyone else know that I don't know... What am I missing out on?!"

Turns out you can pay a fee and get fake page likes and fake post likes and the easiest way to tell if its fake is to assess:

• The total page likes,
• Compare that with the average likes per post; and
• Then look at the comments in the post.

See when you have real followers, you get patterns, easy to recognise patterns of engagement.

For example, if Rob had real followers, he would average a certain amount of likes, within a certain amount of time. (ie 3,500 within 24 hours or 1,200 within 24 hours)

As you can see, 14 hours and only 1 like, a clear sign that Rob has been paying for followers and also post likes to boost his social status so he can rip more people off it would seem.

By the way, the post above now has around 1,500 likes, which majority of his posts have, meaning that is the bundle he pays for when he pays his overseas scammers to like his posts.

Conclusion

So to conclude this short article...

Is Robert Tidy a successful billionaire or just a regular scammer?

Well the question you need to ask yourself is whether or not a successful billionaire would bother to pay for fake likes and fake followers...

Would they feel the need to create dodgy articles to try and rank better on Google as a form of reputation management?

If they did, you'd expect them to at least pay high quality providers right? Not Akbar over in India that speaks english poorly.

So no, Rob is not a successful billionaire. He is a successful scammer however, in my honest, personal opinion.

With love of tacos,

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