DMA buying advice

[smallbear2]

I need a DMA buying advice. I would like to use Valo ESP, but the only reliable non-DMA provider seems to be Krusty, which charges exorbitant prices. Therefore, DMA is the only sensible option since I want to spend a maximum of $500. Which provider can you recommend? I had a look at BDE, which seemed fine so far, because they offering everything from one hand. Again: I only need ESP only.

[AliceServices]

Originally Posted by Relentless

You have no reputation, I don’t advise anyone should be going with you either.

Exactly, I have no reputation.
Because I don't care about reviews of my customers, project has to be private.
Single lifetime invite is 500$ and will be 1500$ soon, just screens and youtube talk everything by themselves.

[Relentless]

Originally Posted by AliceServices

Exactly, I have no reputation.
Because I don't care about reviews of my customers, project has to be private.
Single lifetime invite is 500$ and will be 1500$ soon, just screens and youtube talk everything by themselves.

The fact that your offering lifetime makes it seem even more suspicious. It’s not profitable.

Yeah this guy isn’t selling anything guys, don’t dm him.

[AliceServices]

Originally Posted by Relentless

The fact that your offering lifetime makes it seem even more suspicious. It’s not profitable.

Yeah this guy isn’t selling anything guys, don’t dm him.

Lifetime invite is not key.
Project is private and you cannot just buy software without being invited first.
In inivtation we cooperate with hacking group that check customer if he's not connected to riot developers in any way.
That's why it costs so much, software costs 150$ per month.
We can 1 v 1 if you want or player on immo 3/rad elo game if you don't believe AS

[lightningZDMA]

You can purchase a cheaper DMA with better quality, and then separately buy firmware from a legitimate firmware provider

[glizzygobbla]

Originally Posted by smallbear2

I need a DMA buying advice. I would like to use Valo ESP, but the only reliable non-DMA provider seems to be Krusty, which charges exorbitant prices. Therefore, DMA is the only sensible option since I want to spend a maximum of $500. Which provider can you recommend? I had a look at BDE, which seemed fine so far, because they offering everything from one hand. Again: I only need ESP only.

If you want your ESP to show up on the main monitor than I would probably get a fuser.

I would recommend that you get an ImmortalTech, Captain, Enigma, Terminator, or something similar they are all basically the same.

What matters a lot more is the firmware that you buy, I would recommend getting 1:1 CFW from a trusted provider, you can find them in the DMA thread posted by Relentless (can't find the link but u can search for it). Again, this is by far the most important step as its basically the only thing that VGK can detect, most boards come with firmware that is already UD on EAC and BE but usually not VGK/Faceit so be careful when installing the board.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by AliceServices

Exactly, I have no reputation.
Because I don't care about reviews of my customers, project has to be private.
Single lifetime invite is 500$ and will be 1500$ soon, just screens and youtube talk everything by themselves.

Why are you on a public forum if your trying to keep your cheat as private as possible?

[on board]

BDE is liaring Why don't you try the mysterious Eastern technology DC:0nboard

[Relentless]

Originally Posted by glizzygobbla

Why are you on a public forum if your trying to keep your cheat as private as possible?

Exactly my point, his cheat is merely a myth. It’s not real, he poses as a developer.

[Ghosts117]

When looking for firmware providers, be careful not to fall into traps. Some providers have functioning firmware, but it will be detected within a month. Remember that there is no such thing as 1:1 firmware. For example, external USB hubs or wifi cards are not unique. If someone claims to have something unique, stay away from them. Instead, look for firmware that uses a driver and full emulation. Make sure that you don't end up buying illegal config spaces. To find out if the firmware is illegal, use Ekknod's tool. Some providers to stay away from include KingdomDMA, LynxDMA, Kartoxa, BDE, and FTW.

[Luckydma]

500$ is enough for a whole DMA set (DMA+Fuser+Kmbox)

[99man]

Originally Posted by Ghosts117

When looking for firmware providers, be careful not to fall into traps. Some providers have functioning firmware, but it will be detected within a month. Remember that there is no such thing as 1:1 firmware. For example, external USB hubs or wifi cards are not unique. If someone claims to have something unique, stay away from them. Instead, look for firmware that uses a driver and full emulation. Make sure that you don't end up buying illegal config spaces. To find out if the firmware is illegal, use Ekknod's tool. Some providers to stay away from include KingdomDMA, LynxDMA, Kartoxa, BDE, and FTW.

what do you recommend?

[wilvin0]

If you're buying public fw just go for the cheapest, they're all using the same ****, and no, krusty isn't the only non dma product that is 'reliable', i guarantee u there are peoples in top 50 rad playing with software that costs less than 100$/mo, just do some research