Hello everyone! I'll tell you about how they scam on courses on working with BA in Telegram. And I'll also post the nicknames of two long-time scammers so that you don't get caught.
It all starts with the scammers creating a channel and starting to copy-paste various articles on working with brute force and BA logs. Starting from all sorts of basics of "how to break through KH", ending with ultra-private offices for draining from BA. The articles are usually copy-paste, or non-working offices are posted. The goal of such channel promotion is one, so that you are impressed by the "skill" of this teacher and then buy the course. Like - "Wow, if he posts so much in the public for free, then what awaits me on the course."
As a rule, their articles contain old irrelevant information / or fantasies. Very often I see how scammers post a company on their channel and write something like "I give you a company for DD (direct deposit), it has a limit of 10k, and there is also a return and a super limit, and the verification is simple just by drawing. The question is, why don't they work for such a company themselves?) A potential victim who wants to buy their training, as a rule, will not check whether this is really a working company. As a rule, because they do not have the necessary knowledge for this. But there is also someone who will try and check and, let's say, try to upload this company. What will he get? He will get a lock. Because this company was taken for free by our scammer-teacher on BA. And it was posted just to throw dust in the eyes. What will the one who checked the company after the lock think? Most likely, he will think that he did not have enough knowledge and skills to work with it and will still go to the course after a while and fall for the bait scammers. That is, such a win-win scheme is obtained. And they will check the information from the channel - it will be good and they will not check it will be good. Everything plays into the hands of the scammer.
The trick is as follows. They post screenshots of successful floods, reviews, screenshots from wallets. I sent proofs in short. As a rule, in 99% of cases this is just a rendering, or they simply drive amounts through their own wallets and pass them off as students' successes. Or they fill the office with a return from which it is impossible to withdraw, but it is not difficult to fill, for example, and pass it off as a super success) Or they take other people's screenshots / videos from Telegram groups, the same ugolki often post their successes.
Another trick of scammers-trainers on working with BA. They claim that they work through a guarantor. You think, well, since it works through a guarantor, then it is definitely not a scam. You upload to the guarantor, the trainer gives you information, then you ask your questions, he answers something and asks to release funds from the guarantor. It is unrealistic to check the functionality in this case, but for the sake of appearances you worked through the guarantor.
What do they (scammers) give in their courses? They give the basis for working with BA. Which is in the public. Something like there is BA, hook with minicams/instoy, then deposit. And then drain to VCC, bring cash. Use the antik proxy raspberry and everything will be fine for you. In the best case, they will give a couple of rotten links with a huge hold on working with checks or some other non-working nonsense.
What is the scam? Obviously in the sale of the public + in the promise of ultra-private work schemes (also public or fiction) + the promise of support after the course. I will dwell on the last point in more detail. They really can, in theory, answer your questions after the course, but considering that they are air sellers and theorists who have never uploaded anything, the support will be purely nominal, and not really correct questions to your questions.
It all starts with the scammers creating a channel and starting to copy-paste various articles on working with brute force and BA logs. Starting from all sorts of basics of "how to break through KH", ending with ultra-private offices for draining from BA. The articles are usually copy-paste, or non-working offices are posted. The goal of such channel promotion is one, so that you are impressed by the "skill" of this teacher and then buy the course. Like - "Wow, if he posts so much in the public for free, then what awaits me on the course."
As a rule, their articles contain old irrelevant information / or fantasies. Very often I see how scammers post a company on their channel and write something like "I give you a company for DD (direct deposit), it has a limit of 10k, and there is also a return and a super limit, and the verification is simple just by drawing. The question is, why don't they work for such a company themselves?) A potential victim who wants to buy their training, as a rule, will not check whether this is really a working company. As a rule, because they do not have the necessary knowledge for this. But there is also someone who will try and check and, let's say, try to upload this company. What will he get? He will get a lock. Because this company was taken for free by our scammer-teacher on BA. And it was posted just to throw dust in the eyes. What will the one who checked the company after the lock think? Most likely, he will think that he did not have enough knowledge and skills to work with it and will still go to the course after a while and fall for the bait scammers. That is, such a win-win scheme is obtained. And they will check the information from the channel - it will be good and they will not check it will be good. Everything plays into the hands of the scammer.
The trick is as follows. They post screenshots of successful floods, reviews, screenshots from wallets. I sent proofs in short. As a rule, in 99% of cases this is just a rendering, or they simply drive amounts through their own wallets and pass them off as students' successes. Or they fill the office with a return from which it is impossible to withdraw, but it is not difficult to fill, for example, and pass it off as a super success) Or they take other people's screenshots / videos from Telegram groups, the same ugolki often post their successes.
Another trick of scammers-trainers on working with BA. They claim that they work through a guarantor. You think, well, since it works through a guarantor, then it is definitely not a scam. You upload to the guarantor, the trainer gives you information, then you ask your questions, he answers something and asks to release funds from the guarantor. It is unrealistic to check the functionality in this case, but for the sake of appearances you worked through the guarantor.
What do they (scammers) give in their courses? They give the basis for working with BA. Which is in the public. Something like there is BA, hook with minicams/instoy, then deposit. And then drain to VCC, bring cash. Use the antik proxy raspberry and everything will be fine for you. In the best case, they will give a couple of rotten links with a huge hold on working with checks or some other non-working nonsense.
What is the scam? Obviously in the sale of the public + in the promise of ultra-private work schemes (also public or fiction) + the promise of support after the course. I will dwell on the last point in more detail. They really can, in theory, answer your questions after the course, but considering that they are air sellers and theorists who have never uploaded anything, the support will be purely nominal, and not really correct questions to your questions.
