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ive bought this method a few months ago, it works... sometimes. ive been lucky enough to make my investment and some more back but i had to burn so many accounts to figure it out and i still havent 100% and the seller doesnt know how it fully works either, ive asked him to make a group with all of the buyers but he always tells me hes "asking for their consent" and will get back to me, he takes literal months to reply btw and thats if you are lucky.
This guy prices his methods based on earning potential rather than mentorship/hq ebooks
imo the method is worth no more than 150$ because of how careful you have to be to do it and the investment of buying bank accounts (from specific countries too) each time, refunds can also fail if you dont know what you are doing.
hes not a scammer, just a very shitty seller

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ive bought this method a few months ago, it works... sometimes. ive been lucky enough to make my investment and some more back but i had to burn so many accounts to figure it out and i still havent 100% and the seller doesnt know how it fully works either, ive asked him to make a group with all of the buyers but he always tells me hes "asking for their consent" and will get back to me, he takes literal months to reply btw and thats if you are lucky.
This guy prices his methods based on earning potential rather than mentorship/hq ebooks
imo the method is worth no more than 150$ because of how careful you have to be to do it and the investment of buying bank accounts (from specific countries too) each time, refunds can also fail if you dont know what you are doing.
hes not a scammer, just a very shitty seller

What you’re talking about here is basically this: you sell me a car, telling me it’s absolutely brilliant, that everything’s going to be great, that it’s easy to drive, that loads of people are delighted with it, and so on… but you don’t tell me how to put the key in the ignition and, on top of that, you call me an idiot for not managing to do it.

If I go back to the dealership with the problem, the logical thing is for the salesperson to respond as soon as possible, giving the buyer clear instructions, offering help and treating them with respect. It’s not usually the case that they ignore you, give you the runaround and, on top of that, insult you publicly when you ask them to take responsibility.

What’s more, you’re allowing the buyer to waste resources, money and time trying to figure out something about the car that YOU sold them, when, quite simply, the problem could be sorted out in a matter of moments, all the issues clarified, and the customer could drive off happily in their car with ‘nothing to complain about’.

Well, that’s precisely what happens: I’m not saying the method doesn’t work, I’m just saying the salesperson is dreadful – they give you some basic information and fail to respond promptly to what’s asked of them after you’ve bought a ‘luxury car’ that’s by no means cheap…

That’s why I don’t want to put up with this any longer; I want my money back. They should have thought to be more polite and look after their customers properly from the start.

On the other hand, I know for a fact that there are quite a few people in the same situation as me, but it seems they’re either afraid of something, or the money doesn’t matter to them, or I don’t know… (I’ve got proof of what I’m saying). He’s got everything covered three times over and tied up so that no one can make a public complaint against him – otherwise there’d be more than 20 or 30 of us complaining.


Best regards.



@Liars @Alex

Do we have to wait until a certain point before the staff take action?

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I can confirm that the method does work, of course there might be some hurdles eventually, afterall we are taking advantage of loopholes so of course the platform will try to close them, but it's nothing crazy, a little bit of experimentation can solve anything.
This is the method that made me the most amount of money in this forum, especially because it doesn't rely on burning accounts or using chargebacks like other similar methods.
I don't think it will ever stop working, unless the whole payment system changes. That alone makes it valuable in my opinion.

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What a load of rubbish – what do you mean it’s not about burning accounts or making refunds? Are you sure you know how it works?

Goodness me…

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ive bought this method a few months ago, it works... sometimes. ive been lucky enough to make my investment and some more back but i had to burn so many accounts to figure it out and i still havent 100% and the seller doesnt know how it fully works either, ive asked him to make a group with all of the buyers but he always tells me hes "asking for their consent" and will get back to me, he takes literal months to reply btw and thats if you are lucky.
This guy prices his methods based on earning potential rather than mentorship/hq ebooks
imo the method is worth no more than 150$ because of how careful you have to be to do it and the investment of buying bank accounts (from specific countries too) each time, refunds can also fail if you dont know what you are doing.
hes not a scammer, just a very shitty seller

What you’re talking about here is basically this: you sell me a car, telling me it’s absolutely brilliant, that everything’s going to be great, that it’s easy to drive, that loads of people are delighted with it, and so on… but you don’t tell me how to put the key in the ignition and, on top of that, you call me an idiot for not managing to do it.

If I go back to the dealership with the problem, the logical thing is for the salesperson to respond as soon as possible, giving the buyer clear instructions, offering help and treating them with respect. It’s not usually the case that they ignore you, give you the runaround and, on top of that, insult you publicly when you ask them to take responsibility.

What’s more, you’re allowing the buyer to waste resources, money and time trying to figure out something about the car that YOU sold them, when, quite simply, the problem could be sorted out in a matter of moments, all the issues clarified, and the customer could drive off happily in their car with ‘nothing to complain about’.

Well, that’s precisely what happens: I’m not saying the method doesn’t work, I’m just saying the salesperson is dreadful – they give you some basic information and fail to respond promptly to what’s asked of them after you’ve bought a ‘luxury car’ that’s by no means cheap…

That’s why I don’t want to put up with this any longer; I want my money back. They should have thought to be more polite and look after their customers properly from the start.

On the other hand, I know for a fact that there are quite a few people in the same situation as me, but it seems they’re either afraid of something, or the money doesn’t matter to them, or I don’t know… (I’ve got proof of what I’m saying). He’s got everything covered three times over and tied up so that no one can make a public complaint against him – otherwise there’d be more than 20 or 30 of us complaining.


Best regards.



@Liars @Alex

Do we have to wait until a certain point before the staff take action?

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In your example the 'salesperson' explained to you SO MANY times how to put the key in the ignition, but you keep slamming your head on it, and blame him and the car for not working.
Again, you made so many accusations, and all of them were shown to be false, some of them using the screenshots you posted yourself.
This is a waste of time.

11/09/2026:

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You haven’t explained a thing; I’m still waiting for that one-to-one. Stop lying, you idiot.

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