[REQ] Josh D. Copeland - Quick and Dirty Mini-course

***lolu75*** · 08-13-2024, 12:38 AM

Bumping this for the week

***layna61524*** · (This post was last modified: 08-13-2024 03:53 AM by layna61524.)

@illumina8: If you "found" Quick and Dirty Mini Course on that site, you had to pay for it. I would be more curious to know if you got what you paid for, knowing the reputation of that site.

But I would venture to guess that you neither "found" it there nor paid for it. Instead, you're setting people up to buy something that doesn't exist anywhere on that site. Shame on you!

There have been mention on other posts throughout BBHF that greatxcourses is a "clone" of a series of scam sites. They promote many of the popular "guru" type courses at an affordable price, just to pull you in. After you've ordered and paid for a course (in cryptocurrency that cannot be tracked), you get something altogether different than what you asked for. Thus, the scam beings...

Only, after you contact them about the old switcheroo, they will say you need to upgrade to a higher level to buy the content you want and it costs $99. And usually, there is a waiting list to upgrade (which makes no sense). But if they allow you to upgrade, you're sinking even deeper in the scam.

Not only are there no refunds, you can't track the exchange of funds so you will never recoup your payment. You just gave your money away!

You won't get what you thought you purchased because very likely, they never had it --- they simply post images and promises that this content exists on their site.

How is this not a federal crime?

Unless you are affiliated with this site, you may simply be clueless about this site's history. You will be smart to stop promoting it because, as I write this, so many people are getting scammed that they are posting about it. Eventually, someone will get to the bottom of it and heads will roll.

I read a lot of posts on Reddit and no sooner than someone asks for a guru's course, I see a similar "I found it here" post with a link to greatxcourses. Now, it has made its way to this great forum.

This is the second time I've seen it but I didn't post on the other thread.

This is the kind of behavior that will bring BBHF to its knees.

Don't dangle the carrot, promoting a site with a history if defrauding innocent people of their cash! If you have it, share the d*** thing! Aren't you here downloading freely from others?!!! Hitface

@All: I am a straight-shooter who doesn't go around calling people out unless it is called for.

So don't just take my word for it. There is a growing chorus of voices online warning people to steer clear of this site (see images below).

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Again, there are posts on BBHF about it so at least one other person (maybe the same one?) tried to bandy this site before our forum members. I've seen the same "I found it here..." posts on Reddit and other forums and they're simply bait.

Don't buy anything from this site unless you want to give away your cash and get something you didn't even want in return. They should be reported for doing this.

Go to any of the links below to see what other people who've been scammed are reporting. The same experience is waiting for you if you buy from greatxcourses (and they want you to pay in bitcoin or other cryptocurrency to cover their tracks):

GREATXCOURSES - BUYER BEWARE!

Magic Button :

There are probably more links I could add but, what more do you need to see this for what it is?!

And if seeing is believing, here you go:

YOUTUBE VIDEO ABOUT GREATXCOURSES: Unfortunately, this is a silent video so you won't get the benefit of hearing any testimony but it is designed to

Magic Button :

There are other "sister" sites under different names they operate, so be mindful about sites like these that claim to deeply discount the guru's courses.

This is a forum for sharing. Anyone who posts "I found it here" should be made to explain if they are setting people up to be scammed or actually got what they purchased. And even then, why post that you found it if you choose not to share it?

Beware snakes in sheep's clothing.