InfinitAI Plus Scam Video With 'Jonathan' And His Money Pillowcase, Reviewed

This video is all about my review of the InfinitAI Plus scam on infinitaiplus.com claiming a guy named "Jonathan" who has no last name can help you make tons of money with AI. This InfinitAI Plus scam begins with a Facebook or Instagram ad perhaps featuring an AI voice telling you your dreams are about to come true with flashy cars, vacations and more. The video in the Facebook or Instagram ad will make tons of wild claims and ultimately leads to the InfinitAI Plus website hosting an even bigger video.
Once users clicked the Facebook or Instagram ad, they're led to the InfinitAI Plus website on infinitaiplus.com. A video begins playing on the website claiming a guy named "Jonathan" has tons of money from the special AI software. He's sitting on the couch and looks like Adrian Grenier's stunt double. He pours cash out of a weird pillowcase and won't stop gesturing with his hands. The video looks like it was shot in a vacation rental to give the false impression of success. I think "Jonathan" also appears driving a flashy car in one part of the video, likely a rental.
The video with "Jonathan" I'm reviewing in the InfinitAI Plus scam says you can make thousands of dollars per day and hundreds of thousands of dollars per year easily, and that all you need to do is sign up. It's a classic "too good to be true" scam. If an online offer seems too good to be true, it probably is. Promises of free money for little effort are not going to be real. The InfinitAI Plus scam is simply one of too many examples of "get rich quick" schemes dominating the onlne scam landscape.
The InfinitAI Plus scam has a few obvious red flags, aside from the simple fact being promised easy money is not going to be a real endeavor. Those red flags about InfinitAI Plus include a mention of Cyprus in the terms and conditions as well as an address for "30 SW Elm Ave Desoto, TX 75115." That address does not exist. There is no SW Elm Ave in Desoto, Texas. Isn't it nice they leave obvious red flags like these? It makes my job much easier.
InfinitAI Plus attempts to win over the trust of online users by telling them they, too, can own flashy cars and live in amazing houses, all by signing up for their special AI program. It certainly is possible AI will one day be a way for humans to make easy money but that day is not today. If you have any experience in signing up for this scam or any other similar programs, please let me know in the comments down below. What happened when you signed up? Provide me your own InfinitAI Plus review if you already went through the whole process.
I hope you got something out of this video. Please like this video, comment with the word "waffle" (I'll send you a waffle emoji, promise) and subscribe to my channel. And don't trust in the InfinitAI Plus scam. If you want to make money, unfortunately you'll need to do it the old fashioned way.
Chapters:
0:00 InfinitAI Plus Scam and Review
0:49 InfinitAI Facebook Ad
2:26 Meta Profits From Scam Ads
2:57 Pillowcase Money Guy Video
4:30 Fake Forbes Article
5:17 Cyprus and Fake Texas Address
6:29 Closing Remarks
8:24 BBB Page

[@deansynan7424]

Hate Scammers

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[@chrissiennick5970]

Thanks for the video, my mother recently got caught up in this and you found the same red flags I did but you went a bit deeper. Thanks for reporting this and keep up the good work!

[@camillemuckelston7371]

Well thanks for the help.

[@BendTwice]

from cyprus...nice vid

[@FixItLadyJMW]

Scammers suck