unnamed cheats reviews

It is the marketplace's own mark: the profile is treated as fraudulent, a warning badge sits beside it, and the Trust Score is one out of a hundred. The badge applies to the seller as a whole and stays on the page permanently. The reviews back it up: all three sit at the minimum score and describe bans and other people's builds sold under this name.

No. The profile has zero products in the catalogue — no active items, no prices, no game list. An order cannot be placed even if you wanted to: there is nothing to buy. Given the scammer badge, the minimum Trust Score and three reviews at the worst possible score, buying anything under this name off GetCheats is a risk taken entirely by the buyer.

Keep the receipt, the correspondence and anything proving payment, then contact support on the platform where the payment went through — that is the only place a refund can happen. If it was bought through GetCheats, write to our support. Your game account may already be banned: two of the three reviewers caught a ban almost immediately. Leave a review as well, so the next buyer is warned.

Because a deleted page explains nothing, and the seller already trades under changing names according to one buyer. The profile stays online with the scammer badge, the warning, the minimum Trust Score and all three reviews attached. Anyone searching for this name sees the reasons immediately instead of discovering them after paying and getting banned.

According to the reviews, yes, and fast. Two buyers out of three write specifically about bans: the first rented a key and took a hardware ban about a minute after logging in, the second also caught a ban on a rented key and tells people to pick different cheats. That is their personal experience, but it is the only evidence this profile has.

That is what the buyers themselves write. One reviewer says the seller is forever trading under different names and that he only realised later whose product he had bought — the same man then took a hardware ban. Another review calls the cheats outright either a crack or low-grade work. Nothing in the profile contradicts either of them.