Chat Money: Youtube scam promises easy money with ChatGPT

YouTube is again being used as a platform to spread tech scams. The subject of the time is chat moneyStarting from the last week of February, it started to appear in advertisements on the video platform.

The ad video for “Miracle Solution” shows a bespectacled, beard, and white-haired gentleman talking about ChatGPT, which is considered to be the work of Elon Musk – the billionaire once owned a stake in OpenAI but no longer with it. The company The production, which uses reports and videos about technology, promises to reveal a system in which one simply asks a question to the chatbot to earn money.

The presenter even suggests that Internet users quit their jobs and start dreaming of places to travel. Like other strikes of this kind, strategy is contains false reports saying the method worksboth on the Chat Money website and in posts on YouTube channels.

When a Chat Money search is performed on Google, the fact that sponsored content is also presented to the user right at the beginning of the search may be an indication that the strategy is working. But it’s all about a famous coup on the video platform.

Known scam on YouTube

Chat Money is another version of a well-known scam that basically uses YouTube. The operation is similar to the “Netflix System”, which promises the user an income while watching movies and TV series.

Actually, the strategy uses urgency triggers and emerging topics sell fraudulent online courses. After the video presenting the miraculous solution to making money, the scam site opens a purchase window where the user finds an “unmissable opportunity” to purchase classes that teach easy money.

However, the course in question prevents the user from staying on the sales platform for seven days, causing the return period to expire. As you can see on Reclame Aqui, some variations of the scam also show that the victim buys more courses, which increases the damage.

While the scam promises earnings of up to R$7500 per month, the result of the attempt can leave the victim with losses of between R$100 and R$300 and its variants are shown in large numbers on YouTube, which can affect a large number of innocent and vulnerable people. Looking for ways to earn additional income.

He’s falling for a coup, now what?

If you are convinced of the Chat Money narrative and have purchased the course, the ideal is to return the material within seven days on the purchase platform, which can be a service, for example, Perfect Pay. In this way, you can get your money back and not be in a difficult situation.

If you paid through Pix to an account directly linked to the strike, recovery of value is more difficult. After all, it is not possible to cancel the transaction using a credit card or payment platform.

As we commented in the article about the Netflix System, the tip is as follows: always be wary of tools that promise easy money, mostly in YouTube ads. Despite prohibiting the linking of misleading content, the platform continues to display such ads to users.

HE Technology World In January, he reached out to YouTube for clarification on the platform’s use for sponsored fraud, but has yet to receive a response. With that in mind, the tip is to always be careful not to lose money on scams spread across the platform.