Celestra / Neurounit-style funnels sell “AI marketing” and traffic arbitrage: a robot that supposedly launches ads while you collect passive income. Promo often waves US registration vibes and a $50 / 50 GUSD signup coupon. Read the FAQ carefully. In circulated materials the coupon’s earnings become withdrawable only if you top up ad spend above about $200, or if partners across the tree top up above about $400 — otherwise the certificate expires. That is not a gift; it is a hook for self-funding and recruitment.
Public recruiter lists name rotating Telegram personalities; handles change faster than the economics. Treat “open public faces” as marketing, not diligence.
How to check: ignore the coupon until you see audited ad accounts you control, a clear company and a refund path. If income requires building a top-up tree, you are the inventory.
Already activated a coupon trap? Get help. Fake recovery follow-ups are common.
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