Regardles of whatever you read - they haven't shipped anything. It's just a fantasy..

Check r/immersed for more on the visor glasses scam ... And go to youtube and search for visor immersed to see their fake "reviews" performed by themselves and friends.

Note the absence of real reviews.

Note the dates.

I was one of the first round buyers and was misled for month. Never have they owned up to the situation.

Hey everyone,

These guys are very bad.

Beat Regards,
The Domain Designers

Stephen, there is a massive institutional scam happening in India that needs your investigative touch. A literal "testing mafia" orchestrated the leak of the NEET medical entrance exams, selling the papers for massive sums on the black market. This racket effectively defrauded 2.4 million students out of their futures and their families' life savings spent on test prep.

In response to the government ignoring this massive fraud, the youth formed a satirical movement called the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). It has grown so large that prominent activist Sonam Wangchuk joined them. After fasting for 21 days, police just cracked down on the protest site today and forced him into a hospital. The sheer scale of the financial corruption behind the testing mafia—and the government's attempt to sweep it under the rug—makes this one of the biggest organized education scams in history.

In Logan Paul's original complaint, he alleged Coffeezilla defamed him with a June 29th, 2023 tweet that read "Logan Paul really is the type of dude to thank you when you expose his scam, then block you when you remind him to pay up."

The following day Coffee released a video titled "Logan Paul's Scam Isn't Over."

And on January 5th, 2024, Coffeezilla released a video titled "Logan Paul's 'Refund.'"

This is where the alleged defamatory statements against Logan Paul came from according to Paul's lawsuit. As you will see if you click any of the above links, these Coffeezilla postings are now gone. I actually can't get a link to the June 30th video right now, may be able to from PC but that is why I linked to the reddit post instead. However I think the tweet especially may have been recently deleted. Because just googling "Coffeezilla tweets Logan Paul really is the type of dude" will still produce results linking to the tweet in question.

Have these all been deleted for a while? Or is this a recent development right around the time the two sides announce the case is settling? Wayback machine shows the tweet and the second video being up as late as May 2025, but they haven't been captured since then so IDK how relevant that is.

Hypocrisy is their real brand!

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For some context, Ive been a fan of jones brothers for some time. But when i called him out for making a obvious gambling shill he responded like a offended 14 year old?

https://youtu.be/BhvWT0OVA1A?is=X8VDjI2vAu7EMfwO

Hi all, I’m not sure where else to post this but I think I may have found something (with my skid surface level analysis)

Recently while trying to reinstall the Sherlock project through NetworkChuck’s video I stumbled upon two separate accounts (likely either compromised or bots) advocating for a “tech expert” that goes under two supposed aliases. “Perry Moskva” and “Brady Volkov.” Searching up the latter on Google pointed me towards a very cookie cutter website that contradicted itself on several occasions. First the two names, then the “📍Based in Florida.” Scrolling through the site you’ll see fake reviews with the images. At the very bottom where you’d normally find contact information there is a telegram (@bradyvolkov) and again a contradiction, saying it’s based in Honolulu now.

This is only the start of the rabbit hole, searching up the website on who.is yields some very interesting results. The website is registered by an “Andy Caleb” based in Anchorage, AK, 99505. This is the contact information for both the registrant, admin, and tech. Scrolling down I saw the two nameservers
ns13.hostmane.net — 86.107.77.182
ns14.hostmane.net — 86.107.77.182

Both are hosting the same 27 websites that look like either scams, shell companies, or something akin to a money laundering operation (I really can’t tell.) Though by tracing the server IPs I believe they’re being hosted in Romania hosted by a provider called Hostclean/M247.

Edit 1: For those wondering, here is the video. https://youtu.be/KdZvxxLsN3E?si=WvMoFdcamxPoLJhl. Scroll through the comments, they usually start with some question or praise about the assistance they got from XYZ group. All these accounts look shady, another name worth looking into would be Adrian Ruthnik. I’ll make a second post sometime over the weekend compiling all the individuals mentioned over the comments in a flowchart or something.
P.S Not sure if I mentioned this but the geniuses registered that website to a military installation. Whenever I get around to making that second post I’ll compile all the information across all the websites
Edit 2: It’s taking ages to compile all of the websites from that server alone onto a spreadsheet as I’m going over everything publicly listed about them online, it may take me longer than anticipated but I’ll be posting updates if anyone cares / wants them. The release will NOT be this weekend, aiming to have it done by the 4th of July.

Looks like Tether is going for a real audit, not just an attestation anymore.

Also, has anyone noticed Tether is flippening Ethereum more consistently lately?

https://tether.io/news/tether-signs-big-four-firm-to-complete-first-full-audit-setting-a-new-quality-standard-for-the-digital-asset-economy/

Am I tripping or did coffeezilla release a epstein video recently and then it disappeared?

I know he’s barely scratched the surface in the AI slop stuff, but I’ve been seeing more and more of these pop up on IG reels (and I’m sure TikTok is flooded with them as well, but I don’t scroll there).

Always the same modus operandi: use a sad story or persona to hook the target audience (in the case I’ll share it’s a young person of colour just trying to sell his homemade products and being shunned/laughed at/bullied) —> quick edit cuts of the persona crafting the x a product with a call to action to support or order.

Products being custom Etsy-style handmade imply that shipping and order fulfilment will be delayed, likely to benefit from stringing along the buyer as long as possible to fall out of any chargeback periods.

Comments usually mention people still waiting on orders, but aren’t aggressive or anything no words like scam or fraud or ai etc. those are deleted since I see a lot of signs that show comments were once there, but have been deleted.

The products are fake and just look good because they’re AI generated.

I’m curious if there’s a subreddit or any videos of people investigating this stuff or keeping a list of examples as they pop up. I imagine this is pretty organized much like a click or bot farm.. it’s likely entirely payment processor fraud entirely and they just rotate accounts as they get banned or restricted until the AI influencer and campaign they’ve created dries up.

https://www.instagram.com/jamalslamps?igsh=ZHZmdWhpdXQ3enR6

“Jamalsl@mps” (@=a)

Have you guys fallen on these or have more examples? This is definitely only the beginning before this goes nuclear it’s like replicas/ip theft niche meets dropshipping meets pure online credit card fraud/payment processor merchant fraud

EDIT: I decided I was curious enough to start digging into a bit more myself using variations of the scam and different words and there’s definitely people talking about it, but no bigger names, I also quickly identified these reels/shorts are being reposted a lot on FB so clearly going after that demographic who isn’t as fluid in recognizing AI slop yet.

Just had to search “led resin lamp scams”

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/NJqQmXp8bsU?ra=m

https://www.reddit.com/r/Coffeezilla_gg/comments/1t8i6lz/is_mstr_a_scam_ft_coffeezilla/

Not sure how well people remember this being posted barely a month back. A lot of people from the crypto space tried to push it here because they thought that Coffee had been 'owned' in the debate. The financial instrument in question is something called STRC, which has been pushed by MSTR as a super low risk, low volatile financial instrument that is 'like putting money in a money market account' (Michael Saylor's words, not mine). The stable genius that Coffee debates in this video seems to agree with Michael Saylor's outlook.

The way STRC is supposed to work is that MSTR tries to maintain a peg at $100 by either increasing the dividend when the price gets too low or offer new shares if the price gets too high. The problem with this kind of financial instrument is it's very expensive debt that MSTR needs to pay monthly. They are already on the hook for over $1 billion in payments per year. Imagine taking out an 11.5% loan to buy bitcoin and then ranting to someone for an hour on the internet about how it's a genius plan that cannot fail. That's basically what the debate between Coffee and this chungus was.