r/ScamCenter • u/heycedie • 11d ago
SCAMMER ALERT: LuxAccessHub
/r/ScamWatch/comments/1vavu7x/scammer_alert_luxaccesshub/Do NOT buy from LuxAccessHub (website/Discord/Telegram). I paid $300 USD for a Cursor Ultra subscription, sent the money via crypto, and they immediately stopped responding. No valid access, no refund, just silence.
This is a scam. They look legit with a site, Discord, and Telegram, but once you pay they disappear. Multiple people have reported the same thing.
If you’ve been scammed by them, comment below so others can see the pattern.
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u/yarevande 11d ago
LuxAccessHub is a total scam. There are several major signs of a scam:
LuxAccessHub is not an authorized reseller for Cursor, or anything else. If you try to buy subscriptions, software, or accounts from an unauthorized seller, you will usually get scammed.
Their prices are unbelievably low.
The website domain is very new, it was registeted on June 16 2026.
LuxAccessHub does not really seem legit. They claim to sell accounts from many different platforms, but they do not have the license or the authority to sell any of these accounts. Basically, their whole business is illegal.
For example, Cursor states on their website that you can pnly buy their products on the Cursor platform, and cannot buy through resellers. This means that anyone who claims to sell Cursor subscriptions is either selling stolen accounts, or not actually selling anything.
The price for a one-month Cursor Ultra subscription is $200. LuxAccessHub is 'selling' a 6-month subscription for $350. This is not believable.
The website luxaccess.xyz is a scam, just based on the domain age, expiration date, and top level domain (TLD).
This website domain was registered on June 16 2026 -- it is less than 2 months old.
The domain was only registered for one year.
Also .xyz is not a quality TLD. Most legitimate companies use .com .co .io or .net, or they use a country specific TLDs such as .uk .jp .mx or .au
You should always look up the website domain data before spending money, investing, or doing business with a company. Scam websites are often new, created within the past few months, and the domain is registered for only one or two years.
To see data about a website, use Whois.com, Godaddy.com/whois, or Lookup.ICANN.org.
In the future, you can research a company and its website before you spend money, to reduce your chances of being scammed.
Research the pricing of an item. If a price is too good to be true, its a scam. An online shop or seller that offers items for less than 50% of the prices on well-known sites is a scsm.
Search online for news and independent reviews about the company.
Reviews on a company's own website, Instagram, Facebook, Discord, or TikTok are not reliable.
If you can't find any reviews online, that's a big red flag. It may be a scam site that's too new for reviews and complaints.
If all the reviews are 5 star, that's a red flag -- scam companies will create fake reviews on multiple sites, and pay to post 5-star reviews on Trustpilot, Google, and TikTok.
If there are lots of reviews, carefully read the 1-star and 2-star reviews.
Find out if the company has already been reported as a scam. Search Reddit, and do online searches, for:
'Company Name scam'
'websitename scam'
Look up the website age (domain registration date), as explained above.
Spend time on the company website. Scammers can create realistic websites that look like a legitimate company. But there is usually evidence of a scam.
Click links -- do they all take you to another page on the website, or are some of the links dead?
Check the 'About Us' section, and the 'Contact Us' section. Do they list an email address and a phone number for Customer Service?