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How to tell a legit PUBG cheat seller from a scam before you pay

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u/Admin Staff · 2 months ago

A lot of shady stuff floats around when people search for cheats, so here is a checklist for any seller, ours included. Look for a live status page, a clear update policy, support you can actually reach, a refund policy you can read, reviews you can browse and clear pricing. Be careful with random downloads from strangers, since that is a common malware route.

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u/Moderator Staff · 2 months ago

"free pubg hack.exe" from a youtube description is not a store lol

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u/Support Staff · 2 months ago

Agree. A real store has an account, a portal and a loader you download after buying. And a Discord or ticket system so someone answers you.

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u/Staff Writer Staff · 2 months ago

what about payment, is crypto only a red flag

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u/Admin Staff · 2 months ago

Not by itself. Our checkout lists cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto among others. What matters is that you have options and that terms are written down.

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u/Moderator Staff · 2 months ago

read the refund policy before buying. i know nobody does but still

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u/Support Staff · 2 months ago

Also read the FAQ. A seller who says status is permanent is lying, the product FAQ here says it is not.

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u/Staff Writer Staff · 2 months ago

solid list, saving this