Topic: Youtube Earn ETH using ChatGPT SCAM (Read 49 times)
It does looks pretty legit... its a good work from the scammers...
The scammer definitely put some effort to the scam. But aside from title, there are some red flags you might notice.
1. The comments appears to be natural. But after some scrolling, all of them are either positive response or question.
2. Using ChatGPT to generate code. Those who tried using ChatGPT or similar chatbot already know it may generate buggy code.
3. If you visit scammer account page, you'll notice the scam video isn't shown on list of videos.
So aside from beware against something that sounds too good to be true, people probably shouldn't run code/smart contract they don't understand.
1. The comments appears to be natural. But after some scrolling, all of them are either positive response or question.
2. Using ChatGPT to generate code. Those who tried using ChatGPT or similar chatbot already know it may generate buggy code.
3. If you visit scammer account page, you'll notice the scam video isn't shown on list of videos.
So aside from beware against something that sounds too good to be true, people probably shouldn't run code/smart contract they don't understand.
These YouTube algorithms are better at fighting pornography, violence, hate crimes, or even filtering out copyrights, but such scams can last for days, even if there are many reports. The best solution is to avoid clicking on any links that promise you any profit, even if it is one dollar.
The title of the video itself is an obvious scam..
How on earth can anyone make over $6k a day with this kind of trick? Honestly, there’s no need to even watch the video, the title alone screams waste of time. The uploader might have over 4k followers on YouTube, and of course, it’s not just some throwaway account, but the content definitely is.
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How I get 1-2 ETHs per day thanks to bot! My experience
How on earth can anyone make over $6k a day with this kind of trick? Honestly, there’s no need to even watch the video, the title alone screams waste of time. The uploader might have over 4k followers on YouTube, and of course, it’s not just some throwaway account, but the content definitely is.
Yup, surprising how these ads can slip through the cracks while Google would happily deny anything deemed not advertiser-friendly. tabas created a similar thread sometime back
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/be-careful-with-these-youtube-passive-income-scam-videos-5510180
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/be-careful-with-these-youtube-passive-income-scam-videos-5510180
Be aware!!
this is the scam video > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QD6Otj2t15Y any smililar video to this is a scam
This is the scam video exposed, how they do the scam > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c67wWQOpTns
this is the scam video > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QD6Otj2t15Y any smililar video to this is a scam
This is the scam video exposed, how they do the scam > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c67wWQOpTns
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