How bloggers launder their reputations using cars for the ZSU for $1,500

A blogger was sent a message on Threads describing an alleged scheme in which vehicles intended for transfer to the military could be used to create advertising content and subsequently swapped.

The sender claims they were offered a deal to pay $1,500. In return, the vehicle was supposedly to be transferred to the military in their name, after which the blogger could film content with it.

However, according to the sender, in practice, the same car could be used in such advertising stories multiple times. The vehicle was allegedly transferred to different military personnel several times, with its number plates changed, windows re-tinted, and other external modifications made.

Afterwards, the car could be presented as damaged. The sender claims that, if necessary, photos of the vehicle after a simulated “wrecking” are even taken for publication.

Then, according to them, the vehicle is effectively replaced by another one, while the original car continues to be used in similar advertising materials.

The message also alleges that such a scheme was supposedly used by several bloggers, including those who previously advertised casinos. Specific names are hidden in the published screenshot.

The author of the appeal requested to remain anonymous.

The authenticity of the information presented and the existence of the described scheme have not been independently confirmed. The provided message lacks documents, data on specific vehicles, or other evidence allowing it to be established whether the described cases actually occurred.