Videos tagged with YouTube Scams

This video exposes a growing trend of fake firearm reviews on YouTube, created by individuals who copy information directly from manufacturer websites and steal footage from authentic reviewers. The speaker demonstrates how easily this can be done using the CZ P10C as an example, highlighting the deceptive practices that mislead viewers and harm the gun community. Viewers are urged to support genuine reviewers who invest time and resources into providing honest content.

This video addresses the pervasive issue of YouTube scambots impersonating content creators and scamming viewers. The host, from the PSR channel, details how these bots reply to comments, claiming viewers have won giveaways for items like Xboxes, Glocks, or SCAR 17s, and directs them to fraudulent contact information. The host emphasizes that PSR does not run such giveaways and urges viewers to be vigilant. The video also touches upon the host's personal experience with YouTube's content moderation policies, contrasting the platform's strictness on creator content with its apparent leniency towards these scam bots. Additionally, the host clarifies the legality of self-manufacturing firearms, distinguishing between federal legality and state-specific restrictions.

This video discusses a common YouTube scam involving fake giveaway offers in the comments section, warning viewers not to fall for them. It highlights partnerships with Fiocchi USA for ammunition and provides affiliate links for Sportsman's Guide, Rubber Dummies, Getzone.com, and Patreon. The creator, Sootch00, encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and check out their exclusive content on Getzone.com and their Instagram.

This video critically examines the 'Hybe' mystery box website, alleging it's a scam promoted by influencers like PrettyBoyFredo. Speaker 2WiLD, with moderate authority within the YouTube community, details how these sites use rigged odds and influencer codes, citing conversations with Kai Cenat. The content warns viewers, particularly younger audiences, about the deceptive practices and financial incentives involved in promoting such platforms.