promising youtube channel with over 436K subscribers but he is scammer
Scam/Fraud Info:
mhasum321 said he gives youtube channel that has over 436K subscribers, but there is a trick he goes, he transfers ownership of the channel, but only as owner and NOT AS PRIMARY OWNER, you need primary ownership if you want to remove him from having access to your channel, that is his trick to remove you from his channel again once you paid then you lose everything. once you have only ownership without primary, it needs 7 days until you can claim primary ownership and remove him, but he refused and did not want to wait 7 days this stupid scammer piece of shit. he is doing this trick with many people.
the youtube channel: https://youtube.com/@media-in-foysal
his other youtube channels: https://www.youtube.com/@xiahdrawing, https://www.youtube.com/@AV_ALPHA_LIVE, https://www.youtube.com/@AV_ALPHA, https://www.youtube.com/@StoryScroll360, https://www.youtube.com/@factzoo96, https://www.youtube.com/@NBAROSE, https://www.youtube.com/@aponfunty, https://www.youtube.com/@TrendAlart10-u2p, https://www.youtube.com/@NabilajahanArisha, https://www.youtube.com/@HHMASUM, https://www.youtube.com/@AjoyVlogs99, https://www.youtube.com/@back_anik9
his fameswap account: https://fameswap.com/user/mhasum321
his email: mhasum.md@gmail.com
his whatsapp: +8801816446684
his skype: live:.cid.48d98818d87ace66
his facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HHMASUMM
They are all scammers doing the same transfer ownership trick, DONT FALL FOR THIS!
fameswap user 2 months ago hecalled me a scammer but he couldn't provide proper proof, he himself is a scammer, I asked him to deal through fameswap but he didn't agree, you can see my latest screenshot understand, He is a big scammer, so he tactfully posted it and sent me the link again, he won't deal through the website. I know that after he took the channel from me and removed me, he will not pay me again because this has happened to me many times. He wanted to scammed with me Reply
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