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A US blogger has released an exposé video on YouTube revealing a scam scheme by Sasha Simple.
Kostylev (s1mple) is a player for the
NAVI. He is quite well-known. Presumably, the esports player decided to monetise his popularity, albeit in a not entirely legal manner.
Simple plays Counter Strike well and decided to
teach others. The esports player created his own educational project, playlike1mple.
The course costs just $150 a year. The materials
are hosted on the website. This is where things get interesting.
After registering on the site and paying the $150,
users are supposed to gain access to the educational videos. However, none of the
nearly 20 videos can be opened.
Moreover, the website lacks a feedback form or
current contact details to which users can report the issue. In other words,
getting a refund or even gaining access to the videos is virtually impossible.
But that is not all. The website does not offer an
option to cancel the subscription. As a result, $150 will be deducted from the
user's account annually. Given Sasha Simple's million-strong audience, the total
amount adds up to a significant sum. This is a typical fraud scheme used by many
scammers. One can only hope that Sasha Simple is not a fraudster after all and
will rectify the situation. Although …
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