BreezaMax (BrizaAC) Scam Exposed! My Review of the Qinux Product, Plus THE HIDDEN TRUTH скачать в хорошем качестве

BreezaMax (BrizaAC) Scam Exposed! My Review of the Qinux Product, Plus THE HIDDEN TRUTH

Is the BreezeMax (also known as Qinux BreezaMax or *BrizaAC*) portable air conditioner legit, or is it a scam, as sold on breeza-max.com, breezamaxstore.com, shoptac.net, breezamax.byqinux.com and other websites? In this video, we dive deep into the deceptive advertising and misleading claims behind this product, which you may have seen advertised on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. The short answer: It's a scam. Scammers are advertising this generic fan as a NASA-inspired air conditioner to trick people into paying a premium price. The truth is that there's no such product as a BreezeMax or BrizaAC portable air cooler. The product is just a cheap, mass-produced fan that scammers bought in bulk for as little as $20 and are now selling for $89.95 plus shipping and fees. We'll expose the lies they use to sell this product, including the fake "CryoFlux technology," the claim that CNN and the New York Post reported on it, and their impossible money-back guarantee. Don't get duped by this online scam; watch this video to learn the truth and protect yourself from fraudulent online sellers. Video Chapters 0:00 Introduction to the BreezeMax/BrizaAC Scam 0:27 The False NASA-Inspired Technology Claim 1:10 Exposing the Fake Engineers, Thomas Berger and Leo Garcia 1:20 The Real Story Behind the Generic Product 2:36 The Deceptive Websites: breeza-max.com and shoptac.net 3:19 The 'CryoFlux Technology' Promise and Fake Reviews 3:43 The Hilarious Price and Hidden Fees 4:02 AliExpress *Editor’s Note*: I used Google Gemini to help write this video description. Scammers use AI to trick people. It’s time we use AI to bust scams. Everything in this video is based on my own independent research.