Omega Reviews

It is the marketplace's own mark: the profile is treated as fraudulent, a warning badge sits alongside it, and the Trust Score is one out of a hundred, the lowest possible. The badge covers the seller as a whole rather than one build, stays on the page permanently and does not lift by itself. It came from a GetCheats decision, not from buyer complaints — this profile has none.

No, there is nothing to buy. The profile holds one item, a Rust cheat at ninety-nine roubles, and it is inactive — taken off sale. No active products remain, so an order cannot physically be placed. If an offer under the same name shows up outside GetCheats, remember that here this seller is flagged as a scammer.

Keep the receipt, the correspondence and anything proving payment, then contact support on the platform the payment went through: money can only be returned where it was taken. If the purchase was made through GetCheats, write to our support. And leave a review on the profile — it has none at all right now, and your experience would be the first reference point for other buyers.

Because a deleted page explains nothing. The profile stays online with the scammer badge, the warning, the minimum Trust Score and the empty review list. That way anyone searching for this seller by name sees the status straight away instead of learning about it after paying. The marketplace deliberately keeps such pages published rather than hiding them.

Exactly one game — Rust, with the Alkad and Rustcaland builds named in the product title. No other game was ever listed under this profile in the catalogue. The single item is inactive now, so nothing can be said about a product range, a feature set or supported modes from catalogue data: that data does not exist, and there is nothing to verify.

Not a single review and no average rating. The profile appeared in the catalogue in twenty twenty-six, but buyers never wrote a line about it, so there is no second-hand experience to judge by. Everything this profile has by way of reputation is the scammer badge, the warning and a Trust Score of one out of a hundred.