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YouTube Rewards Program for Watching Videos Is a Scam (MrBeast)

Have you seen ads for a YouTube Rewards program or app promising easy money for watching videos, maybe featuring MrBeast? In this video, I expose the truth behind this alleged opportunity and reveal why it's a scam you need to avoid. At the end of the marketing funnel for the deception, the final product name on Hotmart is "Acess Fee" from a developer named M4 Launch. Many people are searching for YouTube Rewards program reviews, YouTube Rewards app complaints, or wondering if YouTube Rewards, supposedly marketed by MrBeast, is legit. In reality, he has no involvement, and any depictions of him exist as deepfakes. I'll show you exactly how this scam operates, from deceptive video ads using manipulated footage and fake testimonials, to the false promises of earning hundreds of dollars daily. I delve into: The deceptive marketing tactics used to lure in victims, including creating a false sense of urgency. The red flags, like the use of deepfake technology and misrepresentation of real YouTubers. The suspicious websites and payment processors involved in this fraudulent scheme. Why there is no legitimate YouTube Rewards program that pays you simply for liking videos. If you're considering signing up for YouTube Rewards or want to understand how these types of online scams work, this video is a must-watch. Protect yourself and your money from this widespread internet fraud. 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. 0:00 The YouTube Rewards Program Exposed 0:32 What the Scam Looks Like (Facebook Ad) 1:57 The Ad Is Coming from Brazil 2:43 The Scam Website on allops.com.br 3:16 Deepfake YouTuber Presentation Pitch 5:19 Deepfake Testimonial from 'John' 7:40 The Fake Payment Page and 'Acess Fee' 8:33 Why YouTube Rewards is a Complete Scam