[Unofficial] List of Legit / Scam COD Cheat Providers

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Originally Posted by Th3UnknownRemains Its ok i have money i brought dma at the time of the comment HV is basically ZEB it not that hard to know, i gave that nigga so much money itz crazy like i am person that just spend and enjoyed the product its crazy, but fuck it i caught it late it is what it is #DMA baby and low-key Blurred Is Better Wish i hop on this before Knowing who Zeb Was STFU no you didn't RageBait 0 you lifeless cuck Well thats a lie reported does work I used it today

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Originally Posted by krichards1222 Wasn't Hypervision around before Zeebler closed PO tho? Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought it was.

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Originally Posted by krichards1222 Wasn't Hypervision around before Zeebler closed PO tho? Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought it was.

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Originally Posted by Th3UnknownRemains Not really. If you look at the timeline, it's more than just a coincidence. Around the time HyperVision launched, Phantom Overlay received a cease-and-desist notice. Shortly afterward, in the Telegram chats, people were being encouraged to move over to HyperVision, with claims that it had already been vetted and was trustworthy. The irony is that HyperVision ended up eventually being targeted due to zeb not listening to his core base and he decided to do interviews with cheat hunters and shit then her got a c&d. This is exactly why people were originally telling Zeb to stay private and avoid interviews or unnecessary exposure. Phantom Overlay shuts down, HyperVision suddenly appears same structure for sure, he's essentially HyperVision. Believe it or not, hypervision is zeb What do you mean report it doesn't work it doesn't work in what manner like it's out of order it's not in line what do you mean it doesn't work

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Originally Posted by krichards1222 If Activision knew enough to send Zeebler a cease and desist, wouldn't they assume the same as you and just pursue legal action anyways if he really just opened a new brand under a diff name? I'm sure they have already confirmed somehow its not Zeb running the show there. Microsoft (Activision parent company) is a trillion dollar company after all.

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Originally Posted by Th3UnknownRemains What are you talking about? Just because they're a multibillion- or trillion-dollar company doesn't mean they automatically know who someone is. Zeb was the only provider that went undetected from 2019 all the way through Black Ops 6. Personally, I think the cease-and-desist story doesn't add up. I believe he shut Phantom Overlay down because the interviews he did with Cheat Hunters brought him too much unwanted attention. At that point, Activision was eventually going to start looking into him, so closing before they could narrow things down would have been the smarter move. There have been plenty of developers who have rebranded and continued operating. I genuinely believe HyperVision is Zeb, or at the very least someone very close to him using the same codebase or development work. And to respond to your point about Microsoft being a trillion-dollar company—that doesn't prove anything. Just because a company is worth billions or trillions doesn't mean they know who everyone is or have unlimited resources to identify every individual. Large companies still operate with limited information, legal constraints, and finite investigative resources. Their size doesn't make them omniscient. There are extremely talented developers out there who are every bit as capable as the engineers working at Activision. Money and market value don't automatically translate into knowing everything.

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Originally Posted by .KaiZy You miss understood him. He said if microsoft/activision already knew who zeebler is (which they have to for a C&D) why wouldn't they assume the same as you and continue pursueing zeebler legally. (To answer the actual guy, there needs to be actual proof that zeebler is involved in maintaining / receiving money from HV for microsoft/activision to make any legal moves)

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Originally Posted by Fighters87 PO was detected on mw3

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Originally Posted by .KaiZy You miss understood him. He said if microsoft/activision already knew who zeebler is (which they have to for a C&D) why wouldn't they assume the same as you and continue pursueing zeebler legally. (To answer the actual guy, there needs to be actual proof that zeebler is involved in maintaining / receiving money from HV for microsoft/activision to make any legal moves)

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Originally Posted by Fighters87 PO was detected on mw3

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Originally Posted by Th3UnknownRemains I'm sorry it really wasn't detected cuz they only affected like maybe 5 to 10 people and that's cuz he slacked off and didn't pay attention and I think he was doing interviews and stuff so I think as someone being adult and having common sense I wouldn't really count that as a detection but I guess you know certain people is going to count whatever as whatever but me personally bro he had over 3K members and only five people got detected no more than 10 and he caught it so fast that it saved a lot of users so I really caught out of detection I call it saved by the Bell Yeah the fact that you saying his name fully that means you was actually inside the telegram and he said himself it wasn't a cease and desist he's just closing down cuz he don't want to cause any extra problems XYZ if you can remember During that whole situation, there were only about 5–10 people involved, and everyone else was still using Phantom Overlay without any issues. I'll stand by this: there isn't a single external provider today that comes close to what Phantom Overlay was. Most of the newer externals are mediocre. They're built to make money first, and that's me being honest. Very few developers actually prioritize their customers, and even fewer have operational security (OPSEC) that's truly on point. Zeb was one of the only developers who consistently took OPSEC seriously. From what he shared with the community, other developers even wanted to work with him. He was also incredibly transparent with his users, which is something you rarely see anymore. Anyway, I'm not trying to keep going back and forth on this. Looking at the current market, every external I've used has been all over the place. NEXUP has been inconsistent, Advanced has been inconsistent, and the only one I haven't personally tried yet is Stack. I've always made it clear that I'm willing to spend money for a quality product. But ever since Phantom Overlay shut down, I honestly don't think there's been a single external that's lived up to that standard. Even Proof Core caused multiple blue screens on my system. That's just been my experience.

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Originally Posted by krichards1222 Wasn't Hypervision around before Zeebler closed PO tho? Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought it was.

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Originally Posted by Th3UnknownRemains I'm sorry it really wasn't detected cuz they only affected like maybe 5 to 10 people and that's cuz he slacked off and didn't pay attention and I think he was doing interviews and stuff so I think as someone being adult and having common sense I wouldn't really count that as a detection but I guess you know certain people is going to count whatever as whatever but me personally bro he had over 3K members and only five people got detected no more than 10 and he caught it so fast that it saved a lot of users so I really caught out of detection I call it saved by the Bell Yeah the fact that you saying his name fully that means you was actually inside the telegram and he said himself it wasn't a cease and desist he's just closing down cuz he don't want to cause any extra problems XYZ if you can remember During that whole situation, there were only about 5–10 people involved, and everyone else was still using Phantom Overlay without any issues. I'll stand by this: there isn't a single external provider today that comes close to what Phantom Overlay was. Most of the newer externals are mediocre. They're built to make money first, and that's me being honest. Very few developers actually prioritize their customers, and even fewer have operational security (OPSEC) that's truly on point. Zeb was one of the only developers who consistently took OPSEC seriously. From what he shared with the community, other developers even wanted to work with him. He was also incredibly transparent with his users, which is something you rarely see anymore. Anyway, I'm not trying to keep going back and forth on this. Looking at the current market, every external I've used has been all over the place. NEXUP has been inconsistent, Advanced has been inconsistent, and the only one I haven't personally tried yet is Stack. I've always made it clear that I'm willing to spend money for a quality product. But ever since Phantom Overlay shut down, I honestly don't think there's been a single external that's lived up to that standard. Even Proof Core caused multiple blue screens on my system. That's just been my experience.

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Originally Posted by krichards1222 They use a credit card processor for payments so it shouldn't be too hard to track the money. Especially if you're Microsoft and can swing your big D around.

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Originally Posted by TransPrincess There are ways around this, there are even services you can hire that take the CC payment for you from third world countries and transfer it to you with crypto, no questions asked. The issue is finding someone you can 'trust' in that space.