OP 29 September, 2024 - 12:52 AM
(This post was last modified: 29 September, 2024 - 12:53 AM by Onom.)
Scammers Profile Link: https://cracked.io/HuyXCheckerx
Sales Thread: N/A
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: USD 20
Screenshots of Communication: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing
Additional Information: Scammer's other social media handle:
Discord: 1096709721513275492 (User ID) , perycent (Username).
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPqrLYw...9T7Xrx5gqg.
Cracked.io: @HuyXCheckerx . Telegram: Huyxcheckerx
Crypto address for a refund: {TRC20} TBxWvyvViGYf1hZQZ3xxrkuyDsBFQjRb9p
How He Scammed Me:
Incident Summary:I came across this individual’s YouTube channel, where he explained how to use combolists to crack paid subscription accounts. The video included links to his Telegram channel, which I joined to explore the services he offered.
After starting a conversation on Telegram, he promoted his “course” on creating combolists, initially priced at $120. Since I only had $50 in my Binance wallet, he agreed to take $50 upfront and the rest later. To build trust, he shared his cracked.io profile, which I mistakenly believed legitimized his offer.
However, I changed my mind and instead opted for a Netflix account deal he proposed. He offered me 10 cracked Netflix accounts with a replacement warranty for $40. To protect myself, I suggested paying $4 per account to avoid risking too much money, but he refused. Instead, we agreed on 5 accounts for $20.
Once the deal was confirmed, I transferred $20 to his crypto address, after which he immediately stopped replying and ghosted me. I tried contacting him several times through Telegram, but he ignored all my messages and calls.
Second Scam Attempt:
The next day, he finally responded, but by then he had deleted all previous conversations from our chat, erasing any proof. He asked for an additional $20 for the 10 Netflix accounts, or additional $10 to refund my money, citing that he didn’t have enough USDT to transfer the refund. This was an obvious attempt to scam me further. After refusing to pay more and threatening to report him, he blocked me on Telegram and deleted all messages.
Conclusion:
This individual employs typical scammer tactics, such as building trust by flaunting “rich” behavior and making excuses for additional payments. He even acted as though $20 was a trivial amount, saying things like, “It's a pain in a** to turn on my PC for just 20 bucks,” trying to give the impression that he was too wealthy to care. However, this is a classic technique scammers use to appear legitimate, when in reality, they are desperate to scam even small amounts of money from innocent people. After ghosting me and deleting the chat, he revealed his true intentions.
I strongly advise everyone to stay away from this user. He is highly deceptive and will try to manipulate you into sending more money. Don't fall for his tactics, as he will ghost you as soon as you make the payment. Be cautious, protect your funds, and report any suspicious activity immediately. The more awareness we spread, the fewer chances scammers like him will have to prey on unsuspecting people.
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Sales Thread: N/A
Amount or Item(s) Scammed: USD 20
Screenshots of Communication: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing
Additional Information: Scammer's other social media handle:
Discord: 1096709721513275492 (User ID) , perycent (Username).
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPqrLYw...9T7Xrx5gqg.
Cracked.io: @
Crypto address for a refund: {TRC20} TBxWvyvViGYf1hZQZ3xxrkuyDsBFQjRb9p
How He Scammed Me:
Incident Summary:I came across this individual’s YouTube channel, where he explained how to use combolists to crack paid subscription accounts. The video included links to his Telegram channel, which I joined to explore the services he offered.
After starting a conversation on Telegram, he promoted his “course” on creating combolists, initially priced at $120. Since I only had $50 in my Binance wallet, he agreed to take $50 upfront and the rest later. To build trust, he shared his cracked.io profile, which I mistakenly believed legitimized his offer.
However, I changed my mind and instead opted for a Netflix account deal he proposed. He offered me 10 cracked Netflix accounts with a replacement warranty for $40. To protect myself, I suggested paying $4 per account to avoid risking too much money, but he refused. Instead, we agreed on 5 accounts for $20.
Once the deal was confirmed, I transferred $20 to his crypto address, after which he immediately stopped replying and ghosted me. I tried contacting him several times through Telegram, but he ignored all my messages and calls.
Second Scam Attempt:
The next day, he finally responded, but by then he had deleted all previous conversations from our chat, erasing any proof. He asked for an additional $20 for the 10 Netflix accounts, or additional $10 to refund my money, citing that he didn’t have enough USDT to transfer the refund. This was an obvious attempt to scam me further. After refusing to pay more and threatening to report him, he blocked me on Telegram and deleted all messages.
Conclusion:
This individual employs typical scammer tactics, such as building trust by flaunting “rich” behavior and making excuses for additional payments. He even acted as though $20 was a trivial amount, saying things like, “It's a pain in a** to turn on my PC for just 20 bucks,” trying to give the impression that he was too wealthy to care. However, this is a classic technique scammers use to appear legitimate, when in reality, they are desperate to scam even small amounts of money from innocent people. After ghosting me and deleting the chat, he revealed his true intentions.
I strongly advise everyone to stay away from this user. He is highly deceptive and will try to manipulate you into sending more money. Don't fall for his tactics, as he will ghost you as soon as you make the payment. Be cautious, protect your funds, and report any suspicious activity immediately. The more awareness we spread, the fewer chances scammers like him will have to prey on unsuspecting people.
This is a bump