The links to purchase still work, too. Ex.
https://buy.stripe.com/fZe041cxrcPn2Os7sK Though it is peculiar that the page doesn't list who is receiving payment.
I'll reiterate what I wrote in the
other thread. Adam probably gave webhost/website access to NFLUENCE so they could post on his site. He runs a Wordpress site, so I imagine Adam just gave NFLUENCE an admin account (they could have asked for that, too, knowing their own intentions). With that admin account they can post to his site and handle everything for Adam so he didn't need to be involved at all. However, in giving them that access they would be able to make an email account for his domain (EDIT: I see on that archived page they were using
gameday@adamcarriker.com) and use that to communicate with people, giving others the impression that Adam was involved with every step of it.
EDIT: Seeing that they made the email account
gameday@adamcarriker.com and even posted it to Adam's site makes one question Adam's explanation even more. Adam explained: "I was shocked to discover that, without my authorization, Nfluence obtained complete access to my website and had been sending numerous emails concerning the Husker GameDay Experience through an email account that Nfluence created in my name without my knowledge or consent."
It'd be nice to give Adam some benefit of doubt here that he gave NFLUENCE access and just got duped by someone he thought was his friend. But then for him to come out and lie that he didn't give them access in order to protect himself is some complete bullshit.