Scammer's profile link: https://www.sythe.org/members/de0x.2014173/
Amount scammed: 45$
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID:
Proof that it's their Discord:
Explanation of the trade:
I came across the smart-aim.com forum run by DE0X. I spent a few days looking into the site—checking out the members, posts, and online activity—before deciding to go with smart-aim.com.
The thing is... communication on the smart-aim.com forum—specifically with the people behind it, or rather the single individual running it—is terrible. I waited two days for a reply to my initial message about the cheat. They sent me an outdated BF1 cheat that didn't work, and I promptly notified smart-aim support. I was then told that the promotion had ended and I had to pay extra to get the actual cheat.
I ended up paying $20; they had initially asked for a much higher amount, but I told them I could pay a maximum of $25. That’s why I only lost $45 in total.
After sending the $25, I received the exact same version of the BF1 cheat again, and all communication ceased.
How they scammed: A fake website advertising a private CS2 cheat that doesn't actually distribute any cheat at all. They didn't send me a working cheat, and all contact has been cut off.
Other relevant trade screenshots: imgur.com
Links for account & topic:
https://www.sythe.org/threads/private-cs2-cheat-for-premier-faceit-smart-aim-com/
https://www.sythe.org/members/de0x.2014173/
https://www.sythe.org/members/xenvzi.1543784/
YouTube Video:
I also have a video recording of the entire browser view, scrolling through the inbox and showing all the conversations.
This guy is a scammer. It’s worth deleting his thread to prevent more people from getting scammed.
I can show the video to the site administration or a trusted individual, as it contains my personal data (e.g., the photo on my Gmail account).
The video is set to "unlisted" on YouTube.
Amount scammed: 45$
Discord ID + Unique Discord ID:
Proof that it's their Discord:
Explanation of the trade:
I came across the smart-aim.com forum run by DE0X. I spent a few days looking into the site—checking out the members, posts, and online activity—before deciding to go with smart-aim.com.
The thing is... communication on the smart-aim.com forum—specifically with the people behind it, or rather the single individual running it—is terrible. I waited two days for a reply to my initial message about the cheat. They sent me an outdated BF1 cheat that didn't work, and I promptly notified smart-aim support. I was then told that the promotion had ended and I had to pay extra to get the actual cheat.
I ended up paying $20; they had initially asked for a much higher amount, but I told them I could pay a maximum of $25. That’s why I only lost $45 in total.
After sending the $25, I received the exact same version of the BF1 cheat again, and all communication ceased.
How they scammed: A fake website advertising a private CS2 cheat that doesn't actually distribute any cheat at all. They didn't send me a working cheat, and all contact has been cut off.
Other relevant trade screenshots: imgur.com
Links for account & topic:
https://www.sythe.org/threads/private-cs2-cheat-for-premier-faceit-smart-aim-com/
https://www.sythe.org/members/de0x.2014173/
https://www.sythe.org/members/xenvzi.1543784/
YouTube Video:
I also have a video recording of the entire browser view, scrolling through the inbox and showing all the conversations.
This guy is a scammer. It’s worth deleting his thread to prevent more people from getting scammed.
I can show the video to the site administration or a trusted individual, as it contains my personal data (e.g., the photo on my Gmail account).
The video is set to "unlisted" on YouTube.


























