A Free Auric Cell Ad. Shady?
I just woke up this morning and I found this recommended to me on Youtube.
A video guide on how to go to a website and get free auric cells, shards and bloodpoints. Every player's dream! I figured it was some kind of scam, but I watched it anyway.
Except it was an ad. Someone paid to get this seen. And weirdly enough, I betcha it wasn't BHVR.
I'm not gonna link the video itself incase it turns out to be some supercheat that gets people banned or something, but how shady is this?
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I saw them a ton too I dont know how is this allowed by BEhaviour.
If there is an arrow on thumbnail I never watch it.
Very. Auric Cells are the games paid currency and the only way to earn them besides buying them is using the paid battle pass, which you need to buy with Auric Cells to begin with. Never trust something too good to be true.
I've seen a lot of games do that, its very shady, there is no way they ever work.
Report it to Youtube.
I think its for mobile version cause there you can really get free auric cells just by playing
Def a scam.
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does this video even exist? can't find it
Edit: found it by the link of the screenshot and it made me piss of laugher literally 2021 version of how to get free gems in clash of clans
It does, but I think it's only viewable if you get the link.
I would link it, but I don't want a mod going "π¨ππ€'π₯π π€πππππ’πππ π£ππ πππ‘ππππππ π£πππ" and banning my ass.
ye I edited my comment I watched it now
Seems legit. Here's my social security number, date of birth, credit card information, and I'm putting you on my will.
(In case this isn't clear enough: those ads are scams.)
Wait, did you actually think that you could get this stuff for free?
I'm old, I don't know how the hell this newfangled phone things work.
In case you're serious:
Never click on anything that claims to offer something for free.
Never share your personal information with anyone online.
Never click on any ads, period.
Never trust any text messages or emails you didn't ask for.
Never install any software someone/something else tries to push onto you.
That should have you covered regarding cybersecurity.
Semi-serious.
I'm paranoid enough not to try any of that "get-free-#########-easy, just-do-X, Y and Z" business, I just don't know if it'd actually work here or not.
Trust me: it never works. It's always a scam to steal your information and/or account.
I actually tried this with different games on my old phone years ago but they never worked. Theyβd want me to download apps (usually other games or news apps) but even then it wouldnβt work. These people just want money and to put a virus on your device. Nothing really happened but itβs still a waste of time and a huge risk.
If anyone's curious what the catch is, they want you to download an app and do a survey (and then will probably never give you the cells anyway).
This is the equivalent to a big white truck with the letters "CANDY" written on it.
Just dont go on the respective websites.
But how would you know the focus of a video if they don't point at it?
So shady, don't click on it. You could get like a virus or something.
Remember kids, if a strange man offers you sweets, there's probably more in his car!
The picture used is from DBD Mobile. You get free shards/auric cells from doing challenges on DBD mobile.