The @pushup account has been around since October 2017.
Max post age 5 days.
Accepts SBD or STEEM with a minimum bid of 1 SBD or STEEM.
Will upvote comments or posts.
They do leave not comments when they vote.
It appears customer service is done through comments or wallet transfers.

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I was asked by @jorlauski to review @pushup. I did the bidding on 2/20/2018. I did not have enough SBDs for the minimum bid at the time. I waited 3 auctions until I found one that was a positive ROI close to end of bidding. I went to the market and got a market quote that 1.5 SBDS = 1.8 STEEM.

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I waited went over to steembottracker and used the vote calc to see what my vote would be worth.

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I placed my bid then 2 people bid after me. I kept checking the vote calculator and this is what it read at end of auction.

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The first thing I would like you to notice is that the software that controls this bot doesn't use accurate conversion for STEEM to SBDs. If you look at @sametceylan they have a 1.5 SBD vote which should be equivalent or a little less than my 1.8 STEEM vote but they are getting a larger percent of vote.

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Now lets check some math.

Notice the total vote value cast is $8.73 whereas Steembottrackers says we should have received a $9.37 upvote

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Positives: Large upvote value so it can take large bids, takes bids 5 days after creation, takes SBD or STEEM.

Negatives: Bids don't match what Steembottracker says, conversion from SBD to Steem is weaker than market pricing.

Fine print:
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