[#1] The REAL G2A Refund Method - DOUBLE YOUR MONEY

[Binary]

Hi there, apologies for the clickbait title.

 

I'm seeing a lot of this scam go around, and lots of people are actually paying these scammers. The scam involves G2A "glitches", "refunds", "scripts" or "exploits". 

 

Here's the gist: these posts usually dangle some kind of digital carrot, asking you to use scripts on your browser (think Tampermonkey or similar tools) under the guise of unlocking unheard-of deals or refunds on G2A. But, plot twist – these scripts are more trick than treat. Instead of leading you to a pot of gaming gold, they reroute the payment info to the scammer's address. Yep, you guessed it – it's a classic case of "if it seems too good to be true, it probably is."

Now, I know we're all savvy internet users here, but even the best of us can get caught up in the excitement of a seemingly easy win.

 

If your after a better method probably best to look at something like this: https://www.nulled.t...etutorialmethod

I can't be certain if it works still but just stick to these good old methods. 

 

Please DO NOT fall for these scams.

[silentc0re]

Hey man, thank you for sharing this information, I'm glad you posted this for other to see!
Was thinking of doing the same thing, I unfortunately fell for it for 70 USD, honestly kinda surprised that I did but you live you learn right 

When I later deobfuscated the code they had hidden multiple BTC addresses in the code, the entire java script code was obfuscated so it was hard to read intially.

[moneydev]

Hi there, apologies for the clickbait title.

 

I'm seeing a lot of this scam go around, and lots of people are actually paying these scammers. The scam involves G2A "glitches", "refunds", "scripts" or "exploits". 

 

Here's the gist: these posts usually dangle some kind of digital carrot, asking you to use scripts on your browser (think Tampermonkey or similar tools) under the guise of unlocking unheard-of deals or refunds on G2A. But, plot twist – these scripts are more trick than treat. Instead of leading you to a pot of gaming gold, they reroute the payment info to the scammer's address. Yep, you guessed it – it's a classic case of "if it seems too good to be true, it probably is."

Now, I know we're all savvy internet users here, but even the best of us can get caught up in the excitement of a seemingly easy win.

 

If your after a better method probably best to look at something like this: https://www.nulled.t...etutorialmethod

I can't be certain if it works still but just stick to these good old methods. 

 

Please DO NOT fall for these scams.

Or be me and hit G2A with GayPal l0gz (won't discuss further here) cash out Steam ez pz

[selol]

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[NeoElChapo]

Yes a fucking scam, i just lose 230$

[SuzakuKururugi]

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