NBT was always a marketing scheme

[petrobar2008]

Seeker, a public internal, that's been on the epvp list for over 2 years, outlasted NBT.

hopefully this finally showed some retards that a 2000$ price tag doesn't make a cheat any more reliable than the average public internal.

[rustconsumer]

NBT Discord chat logs:

From the start it’s the same pressure tactics “limited slots” “we’re going private” “only a few spots left” “1 slot left” trying to rush a decision instead of just letting the product speak for itself. That alone is a red flag.

Then the pricing makes no sense at all. First it’s €3000 then suddenly it becomes €1500 as a “good faith deal” then that deal gets removed because of “high demand” and later it’s randomly available again. That’s not how anything serious works.

The €1500 deal itself is even worse. You’re not even getting what was originally offered. You pay €1500 just to “try it” for 1–2 days and if you don’t like it you’re stuck with 1 month access and no refund. So basically paying €1500 for a month at best. That’s not a deal it’s completely one sided.

No proper proof no real feedback system everything is just “trust me” in DMs with excuses why nothing official exists. For something this expensive that’s just weak

On top of that constantly pushing to pay now saying things like “I don’t wanna wait” “it’s your loss” acting like spots are disappearing every second. It doesn’t look exclusive it just looks desperate

Prices changing terms changing pressure all the time nothing consistent. This isn’t professional at all it’s just messy and money driven

So unprofessional and childish

[Krad3z3]

Originally Posted by petrobar2008

2000$ price tag doesn't make a cheat any more reliable than the average public internal

I dont want to comment on the rest of those posts, but this part is completely true.

Price has nothing to do with how safe or reliable a cheat is, its always and in every case just marketing. Hate is pretty much because they had success in finding many low IQ people willing to spend a lot money.

Cant hate P2C because they have good marketing.

[andyking1350]

nbt trash. only retards spend on this trash cheat 2000$

[petrobar2008]

Originally Posted by Krad3z3

I dont want to comment on the rest of those posts, but this part is completely true.

Price has nothing to do with how safe or reliable a cheat is, its always and in every case just marketing. Hate is pretty much because they had success in finding many low IQ people willing to spend a lot money.

Cant hate P2C because they have good marketing.

yea, people miss the part where just 1000$ can probably have u cheating so much that you never wanna do it again.

[petrobar2008]

Originally Posted by rustconsumer

NBT Discord chat logs:

From the start it’s the same pressure tactics “limited slots” “we’re going private” “only a few spots left” “1 slot left” trying to rush a decision instead of just letting the product speak for itself. That alone is a red flag.

Then the pricing makes no sense at all. First it’s €3000 then suddenly it becomes €1500 as a “good faith deal” then that deal gets removed because of “high demand” and later it’s randomly available again. That’s not how anything serious works.

The €1500 deal itself is even worse. You’re not even getting what was originally offered. You pay €1500 just to “try it” for 1–2 days and if you don’t like it you’re stuck with 1 month access and no refund. So basically paying €1500 for a month at best. That’s not a deal it’s completely one sided.

No proper proof no real feedback system everything is just “trust me” in DMs with excuses why nothing official exists. For something this expensive that’s just weak

On top of that constantly pushing to pay now saying things like “I don’t wanna wait” “it’s your loss” acting like spots are disappearing every second. It doesn’t look exclusive it just looks desperate

Prices changing terms changing pressure all the time nothing consistent. This isn’t professional at all it’s just messy and money driven

So unprofessional and childish

right, the fact that they try to stay as "secret" as possible, with little to no media, and like you said, a lot of "trust me bro". Is probably also a marketing scheme. It tricks consumers into thinking they are buying some sort of high-tech trustworthy product that is trying there very best to stay secretive.

if they are truly only staying so ambiguous around their cheat for safety reasons, than they are stupid lmfao. If facepunch wanted to get access to it they could.