Got 4 sandwiches, vouch

You joined 2 weeks ago but say you have 6 years of experience? Do you have accounts on other forums that prove you've been doing this for years?

vouch for @FixUp

Vouch for @FixUp, refunded my order in minutes. Thanks!

Nice fake vouches

I nearly got scammed for $700, so I decided to make this guide to help the nulled community avoid getting scammed:

Impersonators:

When you're dealing with someone pretending to be the seller, fairly easy to avoid

• Always copy their username directly from their nulled profile (don't add them from a server/channel)
• Check their unique discord ID by right-clicking on their profile or use the unicode detector to make sure that the name is exactly the same (prevents the triangle scam)
• Verify your conversation with an on-site pm

Fake vouches:

When you find a discord/telegram group offsite that has vouches

• Find vouches from outside members! These are almost never faked
• Don't PM members in the group asking if the seller's legit, they could be accounts owned by the scammer (happened to me)
• Check for patterns among the vouches (how they're phrased, if they're all posted around a certain time/from a specific phone, etc.) - for example: all the vouches were posted by an iphone x with the sensitive info being scribbled out in the same way

Scammer behavior:

• They'll usually reply very quickly to get you in and out of the scam cycle and to move onto the next victim (look at how long it takes the successful refunders on this site to respond)
• As soon as you send them some money and they come up with an excuse for you to send more, don't fall for it! They will start getting desperate because they know time's running out before you realize it's a scam. If you've come this far, your best hope is to convince them that you'll send them much more later if you can get your money back now, and at that point you run
• They will pressure you to buy quickly - real sellers care less if you buy because they have limited stock which will be bought up by someone eventually whereas to scammers, every person that doesn't fall for it is lost profit
• They will try really hard to accommodate for your payment method because there is no risk for them! If the payment processor locks their account, they lose nothing, whereas real sellers lose the resources they put into their product/service (the scammer I was talking to made a new account for a payment processor just to get me to commit)
• You can make a second account and ask them normal questions to try to get them to mess up and change their story (at one point if you messaged the scammer he would've told you two different prices, the price change is part of the scam)
• They will try to avoid a middleman and instead say that the are well-known and to look at their fake vouches

If you guys have more tips to add, comment them and I'll add them

Stay safe out there

https://themeforest....-theme/16677956

 

PLEASE!!!

Sent!

Enjoy method

"Tell paypal that buyer is placing this claim falsely in an attempt to get a free product along with there money back and then i say the product was delivered via email and then i provide them with the shoppy tracking link"

from @Fruit 's method I just read

Any proof you are in university for fitness?

This guy confirmed it to me, he's legit

Any proof you are in university for fitness?

Damn really everyone reppin u
Damn the link really be dead thooooo

updated the link, you can just buy any of the fake ones for $5-10

If you are still doing it then I would be grateful if I could get these themes ( If I can get only one then I choose "Recipe" )

 

https://themeforest....-theme/23594148 - Grid
https://themeforest....gazine/24689900 - Recipe
https://themeforest....-theme/23103152 - Food

Here is the Buzzy one I think:

https://mega.nz/#!4N...QdOQnDI9HaAZzZI

Couldn't find the rest sorry

95% chance this is a scam

Yes, the first few people will get their 20% back, which builds trust and this guy will lose a few hundred dollars. Once people think he is legit he'll start getting thousands in payments, then all of a sudden, he'll say "the demand dropped, give me another week to pay you back" to delay the scam reports and keep getting payments. Then he stops responding.

Besides, look at his profile (joined 2 weeks ago) and his story. With an ROI of 200% WEEKLY (he claims he is tripling his money every week) you really think he can't build capital by himself?

I wanted to sell this method but instead decided to give it to the nulled community for free

but they will charge back. Carefully!

has this happened to you?

if not don't sales trash