Here, you will know you online scammers generate fake Paypal payments or receipts to scam people who don’t know how to distinguish fake from the original.
Have you ever been scammed online by someone via an online earning program that makes false promises with the claim of making a huge amount of money with little or no investment that will double or 10x your capital?
Funny right? I can estimate that 65% of online business owners have in one way or the other fallen victim to these fake promises from people like this. Do you know why this trick will always catch people? Fake proof.
How To Make 20 Fake PayPal Payment Screenshots
To generate any number of fake Paypal proofs, the process is the same as generating 20 screenshots: All you have to do is to Visit PayPal.com and log in to your account, You will be redirected to the Summary page on the right side, you will see your transitions for the last 30 days, Click on one of them and view, Now click on the “Menu Bar” of your chrome with the three dots, Navigate to “More tool”, Click on “Developer tool” (Alternatively, you can simply press “Ctrl + Shift + I”….Read More below!
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Yes, fake proof is a very good way to convince people. When someone sees an income payment proof, receipts, earnings, alerts that are so difficult to differentiate from the genuine ones, it then gets so difficult to know the fake online business promises from the legit ones. This is the trick most of these scammers use.
We can see such activities commonly in showing Adsense earnings, bank alerts, bank statements, Paypal account screenshots, crypto Wallets screenshots, and many others.
But trust me, after reading this post, you will never fall victim to fake payment, fake screenshots, or fake Paypal screenshots again. It will also be kind of you to share these posts for others to have this knowledge.
Amazingly, I will as well teach you how to create these kinds of fake proofs so you can even try it out yourself and see that there is nothing too special or difficult about it. all you need to have is just a little knowledge of HTML and a PC.
How To Identify Fake Screenshots
Let’s take this Adsense account as a case study.
IMAGE ONE
Above is a screenshot of a Real AdSense account login having a total earning of $0.07 with 226 page views and RPM was $0.43
IMAGE TWO
Observe the second image, and see the error in the editing by the so-called scammer. I did this mistake intentionally to make you know how these people operate. Imagine an earning jumping from $0.07 to $225 while the total page view is just 226. You can now ask yourself, is it possible to earn $225 with just 226 pageviews from Adsense? With this second image, you can easily tell that this proof is fake.
THIRD IMAGE
Looking at the third image, it might be a bit difficult to tell whether this is a fake account or real. It seems as if the person who edited this understands how these clicks, impressions, and earnings are generated. Not just some random scammers who do not know anything about AdSense and how it works.
Of course, anybody can easily earn $225 with about 5,32,800 page views in Adsense.
Oh yeah! now the next thing you will hear from this scammer is,
Do you want to earn like me in a day? then pay just $100 to know how to earn like this within 5 days.
You might want to start thinking the above images were photoshopped. hell no! If it were edited with photoshop, the legitimacy can easily be traced or trackable. The above fake screenshots were edited by inspecting the elements from the console log. This is no magic. It is what you can also do.
But before I do this, lemme show you another example with a PayPal account.
IMAGE ONE
Here is a screenshot showing a real Paypal account with $0.00
IMAGE TWO
From the second image, you will notice that I now have a wallet balance of $500.50 which is not true. I edited it myself. This is what scammers do to deceive people to scam them.
Fake Paypal money sent screenshot generator
Requirements
Here are what you need to get you going on creating this account.
- A PayPal account
- At least a one-time transaction on your Paypal account (Signify if you don’t have one, I’ll send one to you immediately)
Create Fake PayPal Payment proof
- Visit PayPal.com and log in to your account.
- You will be redirected to the Summary page on the right side, you will see your transitions for the last 30 days.
- Click on one of them and view
- Now click on the “Menu Bar” of your chrome with the three dots
- Navigate to “More tool”
- Click on “Developer tool” (Alternatively, you can simply press “Ctrl + Shift + I”
- Then you will see the “page source code” where you will be able to manipulate the HTML, CSS of the page.
- Now, save the source code page as HTML and open it in notepad, sublime text, or any other editor you have on your PC.
- Now to locate any element you want to edit, simply click on the “Ctrl + F- key” This will help you find the element easily.
- E.g, suppose we want to change our balance from $150 to $16,000 all you need to do is to press and hold “Ctrl + F”
- The input “$150 to know the exact place where it is
- Now you can make the change to the code by typing $16,000.
- After the whole editing and modification, save the new source code and then open it up in chrome.
- Take a screenshot of it and your new fake Paypal invoice is ready for use.
Alternatively:
You can just copy and edit this already written code into your text editor and open it up with your browser.
It will display a prototype of a fake Paypal invoice or receipt for you.
Conclusion
Customizing a Paypal receipt or any other receipt is very simple and people use this for different purposes. However, to easily know if your PayPal invoice is real or not will be very difficult if you follow the above process.
Hurry now and try it out. you might not be able to generate the correct fake invoice at the first trial if you do not know a bit of coding or HTML before. But over time, with consistent practice, you will get it right.
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