- Youtuber Coffeezilla tricked MMA fighter Dillon Danis into selling a rip-off
- The web site directs customers to an inventory of pictures that present previous scans promoted by Dillon.
- Earlier, Coffeezilla revealed that Youtuber Logan Paul was being sued over Cryptozoo rip-off.
Stephen “Coffeezilla,” a YouTuber and self-proclaimed web detective, reportedly uncovered Dillon Danis on Twitter by duping him into endorsing a pretend NFT mission. The web site that Dillon promoted was a rip-off. Paradoxically, customers who click on on the sourznft.com hyperlink are introduced with a gallery of screenshots detailing the entire scammy cryptocurrency campaigns Dillon has run prior to now.
Danis promoted the marketing campaign by tweeting a digital picture with an internet site URL that, as Coffeezilla places it, “actually spells out S.C.A.M.” A better have a look at the web site reveals that the area title was registered on February 1, 2023, which is usually a key piece of data for figuring out the legitimacy of latest ventures.
As well as, the MMA competitor failed to think about a vital piece of data introduced within the web site’s often requested questions part, which clearly acknowledged no investor may purchase the “Sourz” NFTs. Moreover, the web site additionally particulars greater than 20 related promotions that turned out to be scams.
MMA fighter Dillon Danis was already within the highlight after backing out of a battle in opposition to JJ “KSI,” a outstanding UK-born YouTuber-cum-boxer. The fight athlete might now face criticism for slipping into Coffeezilla’s lure.
Earlier, Coffeezilla tweeted {that a} class motion lawsuit was filed in opposition to Logan Paul for his half in CryptoZoo. Coffeezilla revealed an official courtroom doc filed by Tom “AttorneyTom,” a lawyer specializing in catastrophic private harm and high-stakes litigation.
There have been various folks named within the lawsuit, together with Paul, his supervisor Jeffrey “Jeff” Levin, Crypto King (Jake Greenbaum), Eddie Ibanez, and others.