[Unofficial] List of Legit / Scam COD Cheat Providers

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Originally Posted by GammaRage First off, let me tell you that I greatly appreciate you taking the time to read and reply. Thank you! I believe it was wiped because it was against one of the rules that states that accusations need to have proof. It was entirely my fault and it's good that it was enforced because it keeps this place a clean and neutral ground for these sorts of conversations. You are absolutely correct on that front. I must apologize once more. I was no doubt emotional when I originally typed out my experience. I have a little more clarity now that time has passed. After all that I have read, I will gladly retract my tinfoil hat accusation. That is good to know. From what I have gathered here, it seems that your support is reliable. I suppose that option did not strike me immediately because of past experiences I've had in this space. On less reputable forums I've seen users being silenced, threads locked, messages deleted, etc. as soon as criticism arose or bans were reported. With that in mind I found it more wise to choose this forum as an unbiased platform. That sounds acceptable to me. Maybe I was just one of those unlucky one in a thousand odd cases. I will gladly give him the benefit of the doubt, because when I checked the logs for his wallet he did only receive one such wrapped "Internal Txn" (transaction) similar to mine 1711 days ago. That's almost 5 years. It is possible that there is something unintuitive going on with Coinbase transactions. I did not mean to criticize his fee. It's his business and he's free to charge as much as he likes for his services. It was just one of those surprise moments. Besides, I could still have said no at any point in time, but I was driven by impatience. I will trust you on this one and accept that there was no ill will nor malevolence involved in all of this. On the account that no funds have been received...Ahh, I'm so sorry. When I looked up the exact number of days for that aforementioned internal transaction, I found another angle to look at it which simply disallows me to consent to the statement. May I ask of you, as politely as possible, to bear with me one final time? Then, this shall be the end of it. I found a [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] on etherscan.io and it forwards to accurate wallet snapshots at any given time. One of my initial fears was that this "exchanger" of his was indeed using a wallet at some coin exchange similar to Binance. If that was the case, then he could have received Ether and converted it to a stable coin (or similar) with no trace of it on the blockchain because the exchange does that for you, internally, at no fee since they hold billions of varying assets. To my surprise however, no such thing seems to have happened with the wallet that Mar1k sent me. Aside from the impressive 100K in USDT, the wallet also holds some nine point something Ether as of writing this post. Would it be possible to identify the $40 USD or 0.03361994 ETH that I have sent on the wallet's total balance? The answer to that is a clear yes. Fortunately, there have been only three Ethereum transaction within the past month which makes identifying the one coming from me relatively easy. Balance Checker: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] It should automatically fill in the wallet address and the current day. Blue button at the bottom right: Lookup --> Graph can be narrowed to Nov 17th, 2022 - Dec 17, 2022; Change Zoom value to 1m (One month). If you hover over the graph you can see the increments: Monday, Nov 21, 2022: Ether Balance Value: 9.172721814190322 Change (Eth): 0.04140 (0.45 %) <-- This is the transaction I briefly mentioned originally, which was 4 days old by the time I sent the money and which Mar1k referred to as the last "correct" transaction. Friday, Nov 25, 2022: Ether Balance Value: 9.206341754190321 Change (Eth): 0.03362 (0.37 %) <== That's me! Monday, Nov 28, 2022: Ether Balance Value: 9.21516650227506 Change (Eth): 0.00882 (0.10 %) Saturday, Dec 17, 2022: Ether Balance Value: 9.21516650227506 Change (Eth): 0.00000 (0.00 %) Screenshots for backup: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] To sum it up: I did not send some crappy bootleg Coinbase coin; I sent real ERC-20 Ether which undoubtedly and undisputedly increased the recipient's wallet balance. Maybe I should also clarify why I am so insistent on finding out what wallet (provider) he uses. It's because most wallets are very minimalistic and clearly show an intuitive transaction history. I want to see it with my own eyes that there is no incoming transaction or no increase in the wallet's balance, instead of having to rely on etherscan.io, an external tool. Here's the beauty of crypto however - everything is public record. An example of what I am talking about, a screenshot of MetaMask, one of the more popular wallets: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Much of the confusion could have been and can be avoided in the future, if there were some clear answers to the following questions. Who is in charge of the ERC-20 crypto wallet? Who is this exchanger of his? Is it a person? Is it a firm? Does it have a name, an identity? What kind of wallet is it that they are using? Binance, Metamask, Coinbase, crypto.com..? What if we switched responsibility towards that exchanger then? Maybe it is them who messed up? I will tread lightly with any more assumptions, but I think Mar1k may not own an ERC-20 wallet himself. Maybe he has a crypto address but only for BTC and LTC. Maybe, when he receives funds for Ether or any other ERC-20 coin, he relies on an external entity to send an equal amount of LTC to him, in exchange for any ETH received by one of Mar1k's deals. Maybe their relationship is not as easy and as straight forward as it is to send an instant message on some messenger. It seems as if Mar1k is completely and totally reliant on that etherscan.io transaction list. That tells me that he does not have access to the wallet himself. Maybe he is the one in the disadvantageous position. Maybe he is the one being played by his crypto exchanger, who is concealing crucial information or turning a blind eye towards the coins they received? I wish these things could have been more clear. Is this something that you can look into if you find it worthwhile? I hope that - at last - I could convince you that there is money which is now sitting comfortably in someone's pocket. I find this very generous of you. And I am tempted to accept it since it'll definitely put my mind to rest. However, despite all of that has happened, I don't want you to feel obligated to reimburse me since you essentially had no play in it. Let us sleep on it one more day and maybe we can come to an agreement after you have read this post. Are you able to send Ether or would another method be required?

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Originally Posted by nightyn I would like to clarify a doubt, can anyone tell me if UNLOCK ALL SKIN is safe to do on the account? if it's really worth it And if so, does anyone know a reliable place I can buy? in case for mw2, wz2

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Originally Posted by Xenos You are a different opinion or want to share your experience with a provider? Contribute to the list by posting on this thread including a tag of me @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. Especially looking for scam providers!

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Originally Posted by MobiusCheats I feel bad for such a short reply after you wrote all of that. But I would happily send you the $40 to resolve this situation soonest. For me to re look into everything once more would take me a few hours, and that would cost me a lot more than $40 haha. Shoot me a Dm with a wallet address and I’m happy to reimburse you.

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Originally Posted by ShotgunSally66 Why is AA off the list?

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Originally Posted by SonGoku009 AA has been on the market since 1999 and is already well known. They are no longer dependent on outside advertising or similar, which is also reflected in the fact that no staff member or HelioS themselves are registered here or in other similar forums to increase their popularity. Sooner or later you will hear about AA and visit the site, it has become something automatic. Especially in the last 2-3 years the level of awareness has increased incredibly as VIP's friends and family have suggested AA... In addition, HelioS the coder itself has a very large and important reputation+role and is one of the reasons why people can cheat today. Here is a nice article about that [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by zebleer AA is a big time OG. No one ever denied that. I think the earlier criticisms were just about how rude staff were at times to users but I believe some changes have been made & that sounds like it's not an issue anymore. Customers care more about how they are treated than they care about the quality of the product. Having both is the best way to go. I think AA has both now.

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Originally Posted by OPgamingCHAIR They have outlasted most of the other OG Cheat providers over the years such as RentaCheat/HackerAdvantage, Catalyst-Hax, FPScheats.com to name a few.

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Originally Posted by OPgamingCHAIR 1. The website is dogshit ugly and is in desperate need of a modern makeover (personal opinion I suppose) Their Cheat Status is buried within 2-3 sections of the website and not very user friendly.

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Originally Posted by OPgamingCHAIR 2. Not very security focused in terms of how they approach thier cheats, especially COD, they are deffs a rage provider, they claim 1 MW19/WZ1 detection which really isn't too bad for a site that is as big and well known as it is.

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Originally Posted by OPgamingCHAIR 3. The in game menu is also ugly and confusing to use.

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Originally Posted by DariXOne Mentioning catalyst hacks made me feel nostalgic lol, there was illusion hacks too and it wasnt bad for bf, Fpscheats you mention now aka ilc-iwc all i remember about them that their main coder left and they become a joke provider. Its kind of true, if you compare it to now it kind of look old, but every section has sticky threads and guides to take you to right direction [ also know that AA is also a huge community not just a cheat provider, at least for us old timers], and for real in my opinion a modern overhaul would be nice, such as moving to Invision power board etc.. AA is security focused but its up to the user how he/she want to use the framework, you can make it ultra legit or full rage, and like you mentioned AA is huge so its big target even with all of that, HelioS always done his best to keep his products undetected as long as possible. I must disagree with you, i love how easy its to navigate, but the good stuff can be done with configs, the things you can do with AA framework is almost unlimited, so the menu is not even main thing when it comes to AA's framework, and i never cared about what any providers menu look like, as far it works and does its job thats it for me. What i wrote above is just my opinion, but i do understand you.

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Originally Posted by OPgamingCHAIR Ah yes Illusion-Hacks is the other one I couldn't remember, they still existed until not too long ago and were apparently joining with 187ci for a full re-brand but nothing has come of it, the site is still up and all [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] but has been like since for along time. Do you happen to know anything about what happened to them? From what I can tell they went dead around the time Covid became a thing. *Edit* Joined the Discord to have a look around, seems all development halted becauses Devs left/had no time to work on anything, now they have no working hacks at all. lol