Another Site That Offers Diamond Free Fire 999999999 . Appears

Currently Free Fire gamers are again shocked by the appearance of the 999999999 Free Fire diamond offer from the ff.4game.club site. This offer, of course, invites enthusiastic FF gamers, because the number of diamonds obtained is very large and all of them are free.

The word ‘free’ has once again succeeded in attracting gamers who want to get diamonds without having to bother doing tup ups. Without a doubt, some gamers immediately carry out the requested instructions without thinking about the risks.

But is it true that gamers can get the promised prize in the form of free 999999999 Free Fire diamonds? Is it harmless? To find out the answer, make sure you gamers read the continuation of the review below.

Diamond Free Fire 999999999 from ff.4game.club Scam?

Is the offer of diamonds in large quantities for free offered by the ff.4game.club site hoax? To find out the answer, the admin tries to follow the steps requested by the site.

When accessing the site, on the front page it says Free Fire Get Free Diamonds & Coins. The description shows that this site promises diamonds and coins for free. It’s just that, to get it, gamers are asked to do the following steps:

You have to login using your Free Fire username.
Buddy also have to choose the device used, whether Android or iOS. In this case the admin chooses Android. Then click “Proceed”.
Next appears a box containing 4 country flags. That is, pal gamers must choose one of the 4 proxy servers to be used. Here are available proxy servers from Los Angeles, London, New York, and Berlin. After selecting a proxy server, click “Proceed”. In this case, the admin chose the Berlin proxy.
Next, a box will appear saying ‘Please choose the amount of Diamonds & Coins you want to generate to your account’. It means ‘Select the amount of Diamonds & Coins you want to generate to your account.’
Next, specify the number of diamonds or coins you want to claim, then click “Proceed”.
Wait a few moments, later will appear ‘Human Verification’. Please click “Verify”.
Later a page will appear that says gamers need to do a survey.
After selecting one type of survey, the admin is directed to the ys.cint.com website page. There the admin is asked to enter an email address. Then the admin also entered the email address as requested. After entering, start the survey. On the survey page, the admin is asked to do several things. Until here the admin stopped and did not continue again.

Since the admin didn’t do everything that was asked to finish, the admin has no proof whether the site is a scam or not. In addition, the admin in conducting the experiment did not use the original FF username, but used a username taken from the internet, as well as the email address that the admin entered.

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Conclusion

As explained above, the admin does not carry out the survey until it is finished. But based on previous experiences, the admin does not recommend doing the things the site asks for. However, this is still a high risk because gamers have to enter a Free Fire username and gmail address to do so. Of course, these two data are very important and have a high risk of being hacked by irresponsible parties.