SonOfBhw
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Probably more than $100k worth of bitcoin. I don't know how these people can sleep at night scamming those innocent people.
Scam: Jeff Bezos is giving away 5000 BTC
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Makanake
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- Mar 6, 2020
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For channels owner yes 1000x better
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waaw.. that's a well played scam. I am impressed dude.m
kindablack
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wow! watch the comments, what a game!!!
anyone can paste URL of blockchain, please? it's hard to write from video lol
anyone can paste URL of blockchain, please? it's hard to write from video lol
ygg
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Imagine the possibilities when these guys learn how to play around with face-faking softwares, and make bezzos or whoever actually say stuff he never said.
And *PUF*... no more free access internet, here is your digital ID card, you gotta use everytime you sign-in so your activities can be trcked so that they don't endanger others on the net.
And *PUF*... no more free access internet, here is your digital ID card, you gotta use everytime you sign-in so your activities can be trcked so that they don't endanger others on the net.
moonshine7000
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You show you how many fools out there with money.This hurts the crypto space.
I spoke to a guy that did this method with many "crypto faces" in the industry....he claimed he did around 15-20k a week...bit sketchy ... but its doable probably if you reach page 1 for the right kws . People are so mad going for easy winnings that they would do anything. Another way he said, is to do the HYIP method ... where people invest an amount and get % of that amount daily...or after 1 day . I made a small study on the keywords, and there are tens of thousands people all over the world for bitcoin easy cashout and easy investments.... Stay safe 
ziko12345
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This is a forum with thousands of visitors daily, dont give scammers ideas. I know you didnt mean it like that, but for people to be carefull from these scams. Maybe you should edit your post??I spoke to a guy that did this method with many "crypto faces" in the industry....he claimed he did around 15-20k a week...bit sketchy ... but its doable probably if you reach page 1 for the right kws . People are so mad going for easy winnings that they would do anything. Another way he said, is to do the HYIP method ... where people invest an amount and get % of that amount daily...or after 1 day . I made a small study on the keywords, and there are tens of thousands people all over the world for bitcoin easy cashout and easy investments.... Stay safe
Well, i dont want to suggest anyone doing this .... i was just on the topic ....if admin or moderator thinks by my reply some people can do some bad things, please remove it. Thankyou. I was just trying to make people aware that the ideea of investing bitcoins or whatever crypto that cant be traced, its a bad ideea when it involves a Giveaway or fast winnings stratgey....
" When a good deal seems to be good to be true, then its fake". Good day !
raregem009
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Bill Gates did it and it was not scam. I think that is where this idea came from
Cyberars
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well they sure learnt how to exploit the power of instant ranking livestreams, first they hacked high authority YouTube channels with many active subs, using simple method of social engineering...
and then pumping livestream like that, some fall for it... check the wallet - 1Amazon1aUWx7kzjzGRGmkEjDLtYZyMzom
and then pumping livestream like that, some fall for it... check the wallet - 1Amazon1aUWx7kzjzGRGmkEjDLtYZyMzom
tomrk
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They approach the channel acting as a potential sponsor, get them to download some malicious software, hack the channel, put that stream up, absolutely pummel it with fake views and let the cash roll in. One of these streams ended up in $100,000+ being sent to the BTC address in less than 12 hours. Whoever does them runs multiple...I can guarantee you there is some Russian sat in his home with millions in his offline BTC wallet.
MasterSocial
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Oh you bet they do!
Nihilism
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It seems that some people already got scammed
I've heard that they do this themselves to get people to fall for the trap, what do you think?
Like the scammer will send payments to himself for it to appear like people are doing it.