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Cash App money "flips" do not exist. Nor do the Cash App "money generators" that are posted on YouTube. In these videos, says Narang, the video creator shows how going to specific websites can get. Cash Flipping Is A Scam! Like many get-rich-quick schemes, cash flipping is a scam that will get you no where. Although the claims may say that you’ll make a 100% return investment, you are really going to lose 100% of what you paid. Cash flipping isn’t something that I would recommend to anyone, even a scammer! I remember I was at school one day and I got hit up in my Instagram dms about a money flip. The person promised that if you cash app the person at least $50, then they can multiply that by 10 and send the money back to you. Me being a dumb bloke I decided to do it and instead of the required $50, I gave her $100 because she said I can get $100. 1,138 Followers, 553 Following, 263 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Cash Flips Are Scams!!!! (@cashflipscam)
