Is this a scam?

[simpdimp]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

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[bitjamz]

fake video and a scam never trust anybody in gambling

[simpdimp]

What do you mean fake?

[numanoid]

What do you mean fake?

He means fake, why do you easily believe someone who shows his balance on youtube? He didn't even betting on that video, just showing his balance on wallet for 5 mins, what else is it if not fake?
We are don't know too whose balance in that wallet

[acroman08]

it's too good to be true and yes, it is fake.

I'd stay away from it, ignore it or better yet report the video or the channel itself for false information. things like this should be taken down. it is just further tarnishing the image of bitcoin with this kind of false information/scams.

[Bitinity]

From the title of the video as well as the way the content creator share his email on the video, I can say that this person is trying to sell "winning strategy" which does not even exist. This person tries to fool people by creating video and he will ask some money for the strategy to anyone who are being fooled with the video.
But wait, how did you find this video? Sorry to say and correct me if I'm wrong but I feel that you are the one who own the video. It is just rare to see someone asks about such thing in this forum because we all know that something which is too good to be true is high likely a scam attempt.

[rhomelmabini]

Don't try to email him/her more likely he'll just reply you with a phishing email something like that or he/she just want to scam you in the end. The video doesn't even show how he won that amount or what strategy he did.

Sorry to say and correct me if I'm wrong but I feel that you are the one who own the video. It is just rare to see someone asks about such thing in this forum because we all know that something which is too good to be true is high likely a scam attempt.

Seems so good to be true too for a newbie and a video that's new too.

[simpdimp]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

[Sanitough]

Videos says; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

I went from $50 to $1M on primedice strategy?

Pretty much it's a scam, I don't have to finish the video to judge, no one would share a strategy if he wins like that big amount.
What he will do is he will keep it to himself and continue winning.

So, don't believe in all of this Sh*t.

[ultrloa]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

Anyone can deposit as well show a fake result so never believe on that kind of gimmick since this is the work of scammers they try to make theirselves believable so that they can lure newbies unto them.

And don't be so denial about this since as base on your actions you almost gotten and believe that this is true so better listen to us here since we always see that kind of scams here.

Just remember this if the offer is to good to be true then its not true.

[rhomelmabini]

I went from $50 to $1M on primedice strategy?

The amount as well of 20+ bitcoins in his wallet doesn't count that much for a $1M.

Pretty much it's a scam, I don't have to finish the video to judge, no one would share a strategy if he wins like that big amount.

You're wrong mate, there is, and that is from lame scammers like he shared above that don't even know how much a bitcoin value at the moment.

Edit: Missed the part that he shows that primedice balance but still there's too many red flags on that video and see the latest reply of mine in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5299586.msg55818688#msg55818688

[Rikafip]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Do you really think that someone would publicly disclose strategy that makes him millions of dollars? You don't even have to watch the video, just the title "I went from $50 to $1 million" is enough to know that it is nothing but a scam, trying to sell this "strategy" to those that are gullible enough to contact him.

This is as legit as those selling fixed matches for 20 bucks.

[cancerbola]

I mean, technically the guy isn't lying.
He says:
- "This pdf will tell you, that there is no way of making easy money" (Referring to the pdf itself)
- "I will give you a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn something"

Obviously if you are dumb enough to buy the pdf, you will definitely learn something alright 

[virasog]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

If you are a good video editor you can even make fake screenshots to proof your point of view. If he is so true, why he can give the Tx ID of this withdrawal in description of the video. These videos are made only to create attention or to get the views with click-a-bait titles.

[panjul07]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

You ask people's opinion and most people here will say the same that the video is fake, but seems that you keep trying to think that the video is real.
Come on dude, no one will trust such kind of video. It does not prove anything, if you are curious to know about it more, why dont you send an email to the one who post the video?
I believe most posted reasons by some members here is enough to assure you, but if you cant accept it then I start to think that you are a part of the video.

[pungopete468]

Here's how. Try opening your web browser and press f12 and click on any elements you have there and you can easily change anything you can see in your screen including the balance if he managed to roll dice the video might be true. But for me it's skeptical.

[simpdimp]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

You ask people's opinion and most people here will say the same that the video is fake, but seems that you keep trying to think that the video is real.
Come on dude, no one will trust such kind of video. It does not prove anything, if you are curious to know about it more, why dont you send an email to the one who post the video?
I believe most posted reasons by some members here is enough to assure you, but if you cant accept it then I start to think that you are a part of the video.

I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

[Buttercup123]

This is a clickbait video and a far from reality one. Videos like this exist for the purpose of getting people to be rich in one night (and that's too good to be true). Please, review thoroughly the videos and decide whether it is a scam or not. In my opinion, it is scam, and also only a clickbait video.

[toast]

if he ask for something or maybe like selling script and the likes that could be a scam of course but if his goal was just to flex his money and winnings i don't see any scams in that but he leave his email i think there's something going on that we don't know let's just be careful and don't send any coins if he asked you for something.

[sujonali1819]

It's a pure scam when you see someone sharing this type of tricks publicly for money. Just use your brain to understand it that if you know the strategy where you can earn 1 million dollars by only 50 dollars then never want to share the strategy with others and begging from them. Because you already can earn a lot of money. LOL

Btw I think this thread should be moved to the Gambling Discussion board.

[Raflesia]

It's a pure scam when you see someone sharing this type of tricks publicly for money. Just use your brain to understand it that if you know the strategy where you can earn 1 million dollars by only 50 dollars then never want to share the strategy with others and begging from them. Because you already can earn a lot of money. LOL

$ 50 so $ 1 million wow this is very crazy I think this trick is indeed a scam and obviously they publish it only for their purpose alone it is impossible for me with a small capital to make more money whereas in gambling it is very risky.
Ah, don't believe how big they have bitcoin, which is clearly a scamer.

[rhomelmabini]

I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

You have to and that's the only way we live (hope), but again another reminder and I'll quote it below about what he says related to asking for money whoever he sent that pdf of his so-called "Strategy" and this is a red flag. Again, this is a reminder and please be responsible for your own money investing and other kinds of stuff.

Click this link so you'll be redirected to the part when he says this: https://youtu.be/QtCoBG97X68?t=191

What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna send a PDF to anyone and everyone that will pay what I ask them to pay

[perla]

It's a pure scam when you see someone sharing this type of tricks publicly for money. Just use your brain to understand it that if you know the strategy where you can earn 1 million dollars by only 50 dollars then never want to share the strategy with others and begging from them. Because you already can earn a lot of money. LOL

Btw I think this thread should be moved to the Gambling Discussion board.

I agree there's no way he would just show it on Youtube and leaving his email of course there were some intentions on showing that off. Maybe to fool some newbie players or to those users how are losing hope well let's just hope no one will fall for this kind of scam.

[shinohai]

Any schmuck can make a "watch only" address in their wallet pointing to an address with a balance to make their story look legit. I'd wager this fellow would never actually sign a message to prove ownership from the wallet address he claims to have $1M USD in. 

[pecson134]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

If you watch any video with this kind of scheme you could definitely tell that this is a hoax one. It would be up to you if you want to try and risk for it then uat proceed with caution. One logical reason is the gain in just a small period of time.

[bunglor]

of course that's a scam what could be the other reason why he would show it to other people? well i think it's impossible to reach 1 Million USD but could be possible in long term maybe?

[Eureka_07]

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I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

You can't be serious. Almost every user who responded to you are saying that the video is fake. The creator is trying to lure you to contact him so he could earn money from you through telling pointless strategy.
If you want to use your money, I suggest using it on other investment instead of paying the creator, you'll just waste your money.

[safari88]

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I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

You can't be serious. Almost every user who responded to you are saying that the video is fake. The creator is trying to lure you to contact him so he could earn money from you through telling pointless strategy.
If you want to use your money, I suggest using it on other investment instead of paying the creator, you'll just waste your money.

i agree as if someone would win a $1M for from $50 he is just showing that to lure users and provably sell him something a secret or what to win in the website which is not true, we know that of course.

[pixie85]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

You can download a page and edit the code so that instead of 0, it shows 10 bitcoins but it's only a visual thing. The site he has on his computer does not connect to the PD server to take real data from there. You can edit what you see on your browser.


It's an old trick scammers from India used years ago. They'd call you and ask you to open your bank account on shared desktop. Then they'd edit the browser code of your last transaction so that it would show as if you got some money from them. It works only as long as you don't refresh the page. Old people would think they really got some money and the scammers would ask them to buy a subscription from them or get them a gift card and those people would do it thinking they got 1000 dollars from the scammer so they can safely send them $500 and still have profit.

Any schmuck can make a "watch only" address in their wallet pointing to an address with a balance to make their story look legit. I'd wager this fellow would never actually sign a message to prove ownership from the wallet address he claims to have $1M USD in. 

He has 1 million and can make more because he knows a "trick" but he'll ask you for $100 or something for a pdf file explaining how he did it

[khaled0111]

So he has a strategy to turn 50$ into $1M and he is willing to sell it for as low as 10! How can you believe this?
The webpages and the values you see on the video can be easily facked. I he wants to share some solid proofs then ask him to share the withdrawal transaction id and to sign a message with the receiving address. Anything other than that, is pure bs.
Can't believe this video got mire than 1k views! http://People seem to be so desperate.

[sunsilk]

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

You can download a page and edit the code so that instead of 0, it shows 10 bitcoins but it's only a visual thing. The site he has on his computer does not connect to the PD server to take real data from there. You can edit what you see on your browser.

This is a known trick and this is true. Don't believe everything you watch on YouTube. I like watching there but mostly about documentaries not someone who's desperately looking for a trick or strategy to beat casinos. 

I think this strategy is viewing the page source and editing the text as simple as pressing f12. Like as explained, you can modify it just for the sake of edit and view pleasure but no actual thing had happened, like photoshop.

[mindrust]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

I don't even need to watch it to tell you that it is fake.

You already sensed the danger as you told us it is too good to be true.

You don't need to understand it neither. Just close the video and walk away unless you want to lose money.

[kamadazje]

If you believe that it is not fake at all then you should try it for yourself so you will have a valid evidence that you can show to our fellow members here that you are correct and the one you have shared is not fake.

If there are strategy like that and we will consider it that you are the owner. Are you willing to risk that strategy in uploading to your youtube channel and let the primedice team know your strategy where you are earning a huge amount of money? If it is legit, I am sure that they will keep it secret so the primedice will not notice the strategy and they will continue on earning.

[wxa7115]

Videos says; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

I went from $50 to $1M on primedice strategy?

Pretty much it's a scam, I don't have to finish the video to judge, no one would share a strategy if he wins like that big amount.
What he will do is he will keep it to himself and continue winning.

So, don't believe in all of this Sh*t.

We need to use our common sense here, if I had a method that allowed me to convert 50 dollars in one million, even if that was only a one time thing, I will never share that with anyone except my own family, the ROI is simply too good so the only conclusion we can make is that there is almost a 100% chance this is a scam, and I am being generous because I am pretty sure it is a 100% chance that this is a scam.

but he shows that he deposited money from wallet to primedice wallet and also withdraw it. That's fake? How?

No offence but this kind of attitude is going to get you scammed, instead of questioning the person making outlandish remarks about how this is even possible you want us to explain in detail how he did it, it is not our job to prove how he faked that, it is the job of the one making the claims that he did in fact won that much otherwise never believe any of those claims ever again.

[Ryker1]

Well, I watched the video on youtube and it seems to be true but I am not convincing that is true.
First, if you notice the bitcoin wallet used on the video was did not scroll into other pages, it seems just an image, another conclusion is that did not have a transaction ID as proof that he is really own that amount. Second, let us assume that he has that huge amount and deposit on Primedice, but where is the video that he is betting on that gambling site and gain the amount he said, --from $50 to 1million is really insane and unbelievable. That is a scam.

[Flagship11]

Ask yourself this question:  Do you really think it is possible to begin with $50 and turn it into $1 million from playing dice?
Obviously the answer is NO so its a scam.  You can lock this thread.

[rohang]

This is the profile on primedice of the player in video

https://primedice.com/?modal=user&name=cakebuilder

not a vip, means less then 10k wagered. 

[ronaldo40]

things like that are actually always scam because why would anyone help someone else get rich when you can also use the elf to get rich many users who fall for it

[ReiMomo]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Jeez! Do you believe this? This is a scammer move which is an unbelievable story. I can't imagine how comes to be true from $50 to 1 million and also if ever that user from primedice knows how to gain profit there do you think that user will waste his time without any exchange?

There's a comment above and was right, don't send an email on the email account showed on the video. I guess there will be a malicious link that he will send you and get your fund once you deposited it on the gambling site that the scammer said.

I think nothing to discuss, you can now lock this topic.

[Harlot]

The moment he asked for money as an exchange for his "strategy" is instantly a red flag. He said I could ask you to pay "10$" where really he can earn that 10$ right away with his "strategy" the truth is if he as a winning strategy already he won't be asking money or if he already has a system that would work for him I don't think he would share his strategy in the first place.  I don't even think his proof that he showed are real and what he is showing can easily be edited.

[gagux123]

wow, I also agree, it's too good to be true and yes, it is look fake!!
Be careful with these types of things on the internet, and don't believe all the things that people say!!

[UserU]

There was a similar case for another faucet website, and that could actually fool many because the balance remained even after refreshing before that fella withdrew his balance.

But most probably he got banned afterwards.

[kramchers]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

I don't trust the youtube channel, it is obviously the person behind that video is hiding something.
Asides from that, I also don't believe with such transaction He showed in the video they are all fake and just a
part of the hype to get a victim in terms of money they could get. Be careful dude, in this type of people anyway
it might be a trap.

[msarro]

The video is not scam itself but it leads you to contacting him through email and probably that's the scam will be happening this video is a trap only. The video itself is not real so it's much better if you stay away from it.

[nykka]

It`s easy to dfinite that it`s a scam. First of all, take a look at the channel and video quality. It`s very bad fake and I don`t know who can believe in this video. Gambling is one of the most overloaded by deceivers sphere. EVery person who is interested in gambling should pay x3 attention to the phishing and scam sites

[dimonstration]

This is a clickbait video and a far from reality one. Videos like this exist for the purpose of getting people to be rich in one night (and that's too good to be true). Please, review thoroughly the videos and decide whether it is a scam or not. In my opinion, it is scam, and also only a clickbait video.

Many scammers were using clickbaits to scam many crypto user, as much as possible visit only sites we know or check if the connection is secure, Any websites offering rewards too good to be true should be question and better not entertained, we may get a reward now but later it can cause a big mess in our accounts or worst in our identities.

[TGD]

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worst in our identities.

LOL, There is no way this kind of trick will destroy your identity unless you will provide it. The video surely not a click ait but rather a form of phishing attempt since the owner was selling a strategy that offers insane profit by using his strat. I believe he will just send a script to the user that will still the primedice account on whoever will use it.


TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE=SCAM.
Why this thread is still unlock.  

[Yamifoud]

This is a clickbait video and a far from reality one. Videos like this exist for the purpose of getting people to be rich in one night (and that's too good to be true). Please, review thoroughly the videos and decide whether it is a scam or not. In my opinion, it is scam, and also only a clickbait video.

Many scammers were using clickbaits to scam many crypto user, as much as possible visit only sites we know or check if the connection is secure, Any websites offering rewards too good to be true should be question and better not entertained, we may get a reward now but later it can cause a big mess in our accounts or worst in our identities.

It was a common trick now. Thus, if you are new to this and a lazy person not to do a search, probably become a victim to a kind of clickbait scheme by scammers. They do things that could attract new gamers/players. They will do good at first, showing their participants that they can be trusted but once they got your souls and trust, you will be surprised that they were gone, exit scam will happen next.

[freedomgo]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

You know it's too good to be true, from that moment of recognition you already have doubts, so don't gamble on any platform that you have doubt. it might not turn scam right away but in the long run it will, it's just wait for the right timing to go off when they already accumulated the amount they expected.

[harizen]

I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

That's the purpose of the video, to bait someone with an idea like that.

I don't understand why still lots of questions despite an obvious conclusion from the community.

We are trying to minimize the risks for you here. If you still want to take the risks as no response here can enlighten you, the door is always open to feed your curiosity.

[milewilda]

I'm trying to have hope, I could use the money.

That's the purpose of the video, to bait someone with an idea like that.

I don't understand why still lots of questions despite an obvious conclusion from the community.

We are trying to minimize the risks for you here. If you still want to take the risks as no response here can enlighten you, the door is always open to feed your curiosity.

Noobs and greedy ones are been most likely be targeted with this kind of scheme and if he dont tend to hear up on what people been suggesting and warnings then just let him be.
Later on he would realized that all of the things we've been saying here are definitely true. Anything on this world that do offer too good to be true is definitely a scam.
People should mind up this kind of thing always into their heads so that they wont really be victimized with this obvious scam schemes.
If they are making that much of a money then they wont really be sharing it out on public in the first place. Common sense and logical thinking is something we do need
most of the time.

[samcrypto]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

A $50 worth of capital and suddenly become $1M? That's hilarious!
Well, that's obviously a HYPE and a SCAM because there's no such thing that the gambling site will allow you to win easily especially on that kind of capital. Don't listen to any strategies that is asking for any payment in return, better to do your own. Stay away from this kind of scheme, don't be greedy in gambling.

[goinmerry]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?

Just because the user showed you his balance or the process he did, it means there are no tricks behind the camera.

Legit or not, you already said that it's too good to be true. Even let's say it's not a scam (although it's a no-brainer to think it's legit), you won't have the same result.

Why still interested? Don't be desperate even I understand that we are dealing with a tough situation.

[Ucy]

The speaker In the video is probably trying to make money from the PDF without making it look like he's scamming anyone. As far as I can tell, he didn't promise to make anyone rich or make anyone earn that kind of money easily. He probably just enticed the viewers in the beginning of the video with what looks like he easily earned huge amounts of money with small amount.
He's intention is what matters in this case. Hope it's not deceptive because the title alone can make alot of people think they will be rich if they pay for the PDF

[Astvile]

Surely it is a scam. If I can transform $50 to $1M with my strategy why would I bother to share it? he placed his email on the center of the video trying to make people contact him and maybe he will ask for money before telling the "strategy" or send a script that will rekt your balance, withdraw your bitcoin or even tip it to someone( I experienced this once with a script in freebitco.in). If a strategy works like that I will just make primedice a money printer instead of sharing it to others. Don't let the balances in the video fool you.

[imstillthebest]

The speaker In the video is probably trying to make money from the PDF without making it look like he's scamming anyone. As far as I can tell, he didn't promise to make anyone rich or make anyone earn that kind of money easily. He probably just enticed the viewers in the beginning of the video with what looks like he easily earned huge amounts of money with small amount.
He's intention is what matters in this case. Hope it's not deceptive because the title alone can make alot of people think they will be rich if they pay for the PDF

i havent finished the video and cant watch proerly because of super slow internet but you finished it arent you ?


 now thats clear to me that he was selling a guide to earn in gambling and not what i was thinking to .
what i dislike to him is that he begins the video with 20 btc and his caption is winning 1m dollars from 50 dollars .

 i dont know about you guys but i have always a bad approach whenever i came across a business like that . why cant those people reduce the amounts and try to be more realistic but they can still be creative and attractive if they learn how

[Ucy]

The speaker In the video is probably trying to make money from the PDF without making it look like he's scamming anyone. As far as I can tell, he didn't promise to make anyone rich or make anyone earn that kind of money easily. He probably just enticed the viewers in the beginning of the video with what looks like he easily earned huge amounts of money with small amount.
He's intention is what matters in this case. Hope it's not deceptive because the title alone can make alot of people think they will be rich if they pay for the PDF

i havent finished the video and cant watch proerly because of super slow internet but you finished it arent you ?

I Watched it. It's a short video anyway.

what i dislike to him is that he begins the video with 20 btc and his caption is winning 1m dollars from 50 dollars .

 i dont know about you guys but i have always a bad approach whenever i came across a business like that . why cant those people reduce the amounts and try to be more realistic but they can still be creative and attractive if they learn how

There are couple of things I really don't like about the video:
* he doesn't seem to have any fixed price for the PDF.  I wouldn't bother too much if he's selling it for maybe less than $1 or amount it's really worth.
* that specific title & the video content may have been used/designed on purpose to attract desperate people.
* etc

[traderethereum]

If what you see seems too good to be true, then you should not believe it, especially if that thing looks easy to do.
There is no easy way to give us money, and if someone offers to give you big money in a short time, you need to be careful, and you can stay away from him.
It is not about this being a scam or not, but how you react to that. If you think that it is not right to do that, you don't have to do anything.

[fortunecrypto]

I checked the video it has no sound and I don't understand a thing, it's too good to be true if he really made millions on Primedice he should use a good video editor but it was poorly created, I don't believe people who boast they are making a lot of money like millions of dollar in one gambling site, it's more of a click bait better ignore this video.

[shoreno]

I checked the video it has no sound and I don't understand a thing, it's too good to be true if he really made millions on Primedice he should use a good video editor but it was poorly created, I don't believe people who boast they are making a lot of money like millions of dollar in one gambling site, it's more of a click bait better ignore this video.

have you tried voluming up your device because it had a sound but it was too low . he narates what he was doing on the vid and its not a background sound or music . first tab is his wallet and second tab is primedice , he was showing that he depo and and withdraw by toggling in the transaction tabs of both pd and his wallet . i dont want to believe it but he really has a proof and its in a video and i think thats not possible to edit it ? but why he dont have a fix price in his pdf and i dont think he will sell it for a few bucks because he already earned millions .

[mardaed]

I also have the same thought as with the previous comments before mine. I am not saying all but usually this type of videos uploaded in YouTube are clickbait and to think that this is about on strategy how to make millions in gambling. In any media platform, everybody should be skeptical of the information that they encounter as scams, fraud and online theft are very rampant nowadays. So yes, I would want to believe that this is one of the many schemes of online offenders.

[BreachOfEuphoria]

Yes, definetely a scam. He is not even playing in the video and he is not proving to the watchers that his system works.
Quoting from the youtube video:

I could ask you to pay 10 dollars, i could ask you to pay 20 dollars, i could ask you to pay 100 dollars, i could ask you to pay 10000 dollars

another goddamn sociopath

[bocyaj]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Gambling is different from gaming. So we can't trust anyone in the gambling field.It's better to do the background verification of project. We can't do any blind checkin to any project.Sometimes it will hurt to you a lot.But sometimes gambling made a huge project then the trading of cryptocurrency.

[coinriches]

Its a trap. He's selling his 'winning strategy' and script which doesn't really work. If you email him for his strategy or more info, you get to be bombarded with several offers if the first one is not agreeable with you.

Don't touch that.

[Ucy]

Yes, definetely a scam. He is not even playing in the video and he is not proving to the watchers that his system works.
Quoting from the youtube video:

I could ask you to pay 10 dollars, i could ask you to pay 20 dollars, i could ask you to pay 100 dollars, i could ask you to pay 10000 dollars

another goddamn sociopath

That's probably why he doesn't want people to ask questions (which is part of the things I find suspicious about the video). I guess he doesn't want to say much and get exposed.   If you are doing what is right, you shouldn't be afraid of questions from potential customers

[scammed-by-nitro]

Thats the same bs like people pretending to have fixed sports matches and selling them for 50$ a piece.

Nobody would ever share winning strategies or something similar.

This video shows nothing but his fake ass wallet .

[Hypnosis00]

Good to be true and good to be a scam.
I don't bother myself to listen and follow his recommendation, it is useless and just a trap for innocent people especially for greedy individuals.

What OP does is just like showing a scripted and edited file which he thinks that we are stupid enough not to notice it. We are surrounded by these toxic scamming activities and these people will never stop but instead, they look for a way to succeed. Well, I don't think so.

[CODE200]

We should all practice the idea that the house will always win.  Upon checking the link or video, it already left me an impression to not engage, even without a basis. There's just this gut feeling if you are not that familiar to something. The gambling site is indeed having popularity and that I think would be the best way to prove that such strategy will give you the win. There's no easy way in gambling to hit 'jackpots' in an instant. The video states huge amount of winnings and things are just suspicious from the very start. The only way I know which is the easiest yet the hardest, is to be lucky to win that much in gambling. Because for the simple fact that this one is true, will gamblers be running out of money? And in such case, the house will be pushed to make things that will help them avoid issues and bankruptcy ofcourse.

[longlivecapitalism]

A good rule of thumb: if it promises you that you will be rich with a very small capital and in a small amount of time, it's usually a scam. And if it wasn't, more people in here would have heard about it and would have vouched for this video. But as you can see, the consensus is negative.

[ecnalubma]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Very scammy..if it sounds too good to be true its not true the video didn’t even show whats his strategy. I’ve seen a lot of these shady activity in social media, you can’t cheat on online casinos because they are equipped with advance mechanism so anyone claiming that they can beat a gambling website is simply not true.

[Lavander]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

[Filicius]

If it looks like a scam, sounds like a scam and smells like a scam, it is probably a scam.

There are so many legit services out there... but we still look for the new, unknown websites, as if there were the best opportunities. No better opportunities than in the legacy services, I guess, and there are enough for me, by the way.

Stop looking for such bargains and don't trust, verify.

[perla]

If it looks like a scam, sounds like a scam and smells like a scam, it is probably a scam.

There are so many legit services out there... but we still look for the new, unknown websites, as if there were the best opportunities. No better opportunities than in the legacy services, I guess, and there are enough for me, by the way.

Stop looking for such bargains and don't trust, verify.

Primedice is a legitimate website but the way he is promoting it or the way he showed the video is not real also the way he is showing it is really skeptical so that's the scam part but the primedice is pretty known here in the forum.

[kryptqnick]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

[zidanw]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

I agree if he gives the Bitcoin transaction then we could check for its transparency but I already had a doubts about this kind of video I've seen a lot of videos on youtube about 100% winning scripts and the tricks on dice games and the likes but none of them are really working and most of them are just scams, so better stay away from it as much as possible.

[wxa7115]

The moment he asked for money as an exchange for his "strategy" is instantly a red flag. He said I could ask you to pay "10$" where really he can earn that 10$ right away with his "strategy" the truth is if he as a winning strategy already he won't be asking money or if he already has a system that would work for him I don't think he would share his strategy in the first place.  I don't even think his proof that he showed are real and what he is showing can easily be edited.

True but people get blinded by greed, it is common sense really, anyone that can generate those kind of profits doesn't really need anyone in order to produce that amount of money, not only that it will be counterproductive for him to release his strategy to anyone, because it is widely known that in gambling or in trading once you reveal your strategy to the public and other people begin to apply it such strategy becomes ineffective as casinos and other traders adjust to this new strategy.

So people need to really think before they send their money to anyone and they need to always be sceptical especially in his market in which scams abound and in which you are the only one that is protecting your coins and if you lose them then they are gone for good.

[Harlot]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

If you will focus on the content alone you will see that it is really a scam, just like what I have said in my previous statement people who are selling something that has already work for them won't really ask money in exchange for what they are doing I even doubt that they will make their strategy public because chances are it won't be working for him if a lot of people already knows it. Remember that gambling is always a game of chance and it is purely luck no matter how convincing he showed the transaction it is not a proof of a winning strategy.

[crzy]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

That’s right, better to deal on a legit site and play on your own than to listen to any gambling advice or any strategies, if that video maker ask for a money then that’s a clear scam and not worth to try. Gambling is already risky, know how to protect your capital and just enjoy the game but never trust anyone easily.

[Ryker1]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

That’s right, better to deal on a legit site and play on your own than to listen to any gambling advice or any strategies, if that video maker ask for a money then that’s a clear scam and not worth to try. Gambling is already risky, know how to protect your capital and just enjoy the game but never trust anyone easily.

Well, that is possible, -- as we noticed that on the video, the videomaker was left an email address on the center of the screen which possible if there is some who believed to them perhaps one of their victim. However, on other hand, the video on youtube was still there but why youtube let this kind of video? Is there someone of you aside from me who was reported the scam video? It really seems to be true but if we are talking about financially, they are a scam and I don't believe them. Please report the video and help those innocent people not to fall into this trap.

[STT]

What do you mean fake?

The video is quite basic, can this be manipulated into showing a certain balance which doesn't exist in reality on that site?   Yes its not that hard to do and putting in the effort to alter the moving picture to reflect details incorrectly is worth doing if it inspires confidence in your potential clientele.    Its a steady industry and some of us are better acquainted with the legion of scammers then others, I've met people who have constructed the most beautiful seemingly intricate websites that appeared to be an actual real casino filled with hundreds of people talking but it was all a false projection to convince me I should engage in the legitimate transaction of passing money to this person.
   Its so common, it happens perhaps hundreds of times a day this kind of scam and the only thing slowing people down is reaching out to new 'customers' to convince them of this marvelous money producing scheme.  All you need to do is send them an irreversible transaction.  If you want to tempt fate and be a troll you could offer them a credit card payment, they wont be as keen because this is reversible.   I would not advise you to actually do any real payment detail for a joke or not but if you test their reaction you might notice they dont like anything that would be reversed on fraud.  BTC is great but its also powerful in having no reverse or governing body, its for a good reason but the scammers favour this method and you as a user must be on your guard.  

Feel free to give us screenshots if contacted, there are lots of people on this forum who have experience and can be useful to point out how common this technique is and I hope you gain from that experience and avoid the idiots and their cheap tactics.   I dont advise talking to anyone suspicious tbh, not directly as they will have a variety of techniques and deceptive methods to target you with; scamming industry is actually very large and active.

[john_nautica]

I do not think that there is an assurance towards the legitimacy of this video since this could be easily edited. I am really worried after the newbie users who would be encourage to contact the creator of this video. I feel like many would fall to a trap and will be tempted to buy something that the creator will be selling which do not have proof that it works.

[delfastTions]

As soon as YouTube appears, you have to be very careful right away.  Recently I read in the news that half of all fake news is published on YouTube.  So there can even be no doubt that this is a fake, even if you slightly suspected that something does not converge or little deviates from the logic of events.  
So I think everyone, except for naive users and children, understands what kind of video it is. 

[michellee]

I do not think that there is an assurance towards the legitimacy of this video since this could be easily edited. I am really worried after the newbie users who would be encourage to contact the creator of this video. I feel like many would fall to a trap and will be tempted to buy something that the creator will be selling which do not have proof that it works.

It needs more attention from the newbie to know if that video is real or fake. As long as a newbie does not do anything after watching the video, they will not get scam and they do not have to lose their money. It is hard to believe what we see on the Youtube video, but if we can search for another proof, I think we will know if the video is real. It is easy to edit the video with something that we want to convince our viewers, but that will not make us gain something if we give a fake video.

[Ucy]

What do you mean fake?

The video is quite basic, can this be manipulated into showing a certain balance which doesn't exist in reality on that site?   Yes its not that hard to do and putting in the effort to alter the moving picture to reflect details incorrectly is worth doing if it inspires confidence in your potential clientele.    Its a steady industry and some of us are better acquainted with the legion of scammers then others, I've met people who have constructed the most beautiful seemingly intricate websites that appeared to be an actual real casino filled with hundreds of people talking but it was all a false projection to convince me I should engage in the legitimate transaction of passing money to this person.
   Its so common, it happens perhaps hundreds of times a day this kind of scam and the only thing slowing people down is reaching out to new 'customers' to convince them of this marvelous money producing scheme.  All you need to do is send them an irreversible transaction.  If you want to tempt fate and be a troll you could offer them a credit card payment, they wont be as keen because this is reversible.   I would not advise you to actually do any real payment detail for a joke or not but if you test their reaction you might notice they dont like anything that would be reversed on fraud. BTC is great but its also powerful in having no reverse or governing body, its for a good reason but the scammers favour this method and you as a user must be on your guard.
Feel free to give us screenshots if contacted, there are lots of people on this forum who have experience and can be useful to point out how common this technique is and I hope you gain from that experience and avoid the idiots and their cheap tactics.   I dont advise talking to anyone suspicious tbh, not directly as they will have a variety of techniques and deceptive methods to target you with; scamming industry is actually very large and active.

I believe Application could be built on top Bitcoin to reverse transactions though. If such application already exist, buyers could ask the seller in the video to use it as a safeguard. If the buyers notice the product is scam, they could get the application community members or arbiters to reverse the transactions.
I believe everything credit/debit card does can be easily done on Bitcoin
without necessarily compromising on Bitcoin standards

[Zilon]

We have diverse audio showoff. Most of this youtube channels are just so committed in getting subscribers and also dubious in its publicity. You just have to be smart when it comes to online adverts. All that glitters aren't gold. Be mindful of how you admit free offers because most of them are after your assets and the others need your subscription to their channels