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I wish I had seen this months ago.
Hello. Well, where do I begin? I had some involvement with a cheat for an online game, which resulted in a 10-year hardware ban caused by a leak that the developers only patched much later. Looking for a spoofer, I tried the 24-hour free versions of two different spoofers (Saturn and Sync Spoofer); they worked like a charm—within 10 minutes, everything was handled automatically. I was able to play the same game using the same cheat without any issues or detection. Once the trial period ended, I was ready to make a purchase. But—idiot that I am—I decided to check online to see what people were saying. That was the worst mistake of my life. I stumbled upon a YouTube video comparing various spoofers—it turns out the creator was trashing the legitimate ones (though I didn't know that at the time) and ranking "Divine Cheaters" (DC) at the top. So, without even testing it, I reached out to these scammers. Naturally, when it comes to "purchase tickets," they’re incredibly quick to respond—replying within a minute. I was completely transparent with their support team; I told them that, based on what I’d read online, I needed a "temp spoofer." I even explicitly stated on their Discord server that I still had the cheat and intended to keep using it—after all, I wasn't just going to throw away a month-long subscription! That asshole—this "BiG K" character and his whole clique—strangely recommended a "perma-spoof" to me. I asked him, "What if I end up getting blocked? That’s definitely not what I want." He just replied, "It’s no big deal; it’ll work." So, I agreed and made the payment. The first slap in the face came when the guy told me I had to reset my computer to install it. I said, "Dude, I’ve got 4TB of data—not even counting the 600GB of games—that I need to back up. How am I supposed to do that?" I had to figure out how to back up most of it myself. A week later, I finally received their instructions—and get this, guys: the procedure was riddled with errors. BIOS security settings, TPM, and Secure Boot that wouldn't disable—the machine wouldn't even boot up anymore. I started the process on a Friday afternoon, and every time I ran into an error, I’d reach out to them; they’d send one reply a day, and it wouldn't even solve the problem. I had to handle everything on my own with the help of the internet—it took me two days—and by Sunday, I’d finally finished most of the procedure. That’s when I realized that not only were they forcing me to use drivers that were two or three years out of date just to make their "spoof" work, but my machine was left with almost no protection. They claimed the IDs had been changed—or so I thought, but you’ll see what happened later. The computer became incredibly slow because of the outdated drivers, and the worst part was that I couldn't connect any external devices—no speakers, headphones, Bluetooth controllers, or anything else that required its own hardware interface. I couldn't even connect to the Wi-Fi at school for my practical work. It was essentially useless for anything other than playing that one game—and, of course, they wouldn't respond to my messages for days on end. I played for just two days—literally only two days—and, sure enough, I got hit with another 10-year ban. It wasn't because of the cheat itself; the timestamp on the ban traced back exactly to the moment I launched the game for the first time—right after I’d reinstalled my system and used their "Divine Cheats" permanent spoofer. I lost my data, my money, and a whole lot of precious time. These scammers never replied to me again, though their Discord server remains active, populated by fake accounts. Whatever you do, don’t trust any videos promoting these spoofers or cheats; they either don’t work at all, or they guarantee you’ll get banned. There’s no such thing as a refund—in fact, while in their Discord, I discovered that they encourage users to promote their services on YouTube or other platforms in exchange for subscriptions, or they simply do it themselves. I’ve already identified three different YouTube accounts promoting them, all run by the same person—likely one of the admins. I figured this out while inside their Discord. To anyone reading this: I’m not here to whine, nor am I looking for a lecture on how I "shouldn't have cheated"—everyone has their own reasons, and when you report obvious cheaters only for the game developers to do nothing, it often leads people to make these kinds of choices. I’m simply sharing this for others who might be looking for a legitimate spoofer. Whatever you do, never—under any circumstances—give your money to "Divine Cheats," whether for cheats or anything else. I can point you toward some proven, currently working alternatives that I’ve tested myself. Unnamedtech: the best in terms of cheat quality for all your games. Personally, I had a bit of an issue with them last year when I got banned, but three days later we realized it was a widespread problem—the game had implemented new security measures—which they eventually fixed. I returned a year later, and their support team was very kind and efficient; they restored my subscription at no extra cost. That is what we call real and genuine service. This spoofer up here is also probably genuine because I had a friend use it and it still works.
Thanks, and don't fall for these scammers DC (divine cheats it`s just a bunch of scammers)
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