Scam report against @DeFOUR

[Memepurge]

DeFOUR has been messaging me repeatedly to remove the scam report only after he started facing account-level consequences. That timing speaks volumes.

The core issue here is not about "remaining days" of service. It's about account lock-in. When you accept a YouTube Premium family invitation, your account becomes locked into that family for 12 months. This means I can't accept any other invites or upgrade — even though the service stopped on June 22. That's a 5-month service with a 7-month penalty. 

So when he offers to refund the remaining time (~$11.30), he’s ignoring that I’m stuck without service for the rest of the year. That isn’t what I paid for. I bought 12 months of uninterrupted YouTube Premium, not 5 months and then a locked-out account for 7 more.

He keeps citing his TOS, but let’s be honest:

• He claims replacement is “if possible”
  
• Then admits replacements are possible — but only if I pay extra
  
• When I challenged that, he blocked me
  

Let’s talk about that professionalism. He’s now saying he lost money and "isn't a scammer" because he could’ve run away but didn’t. That logic doesn’t hold. Not running doesn’t automatically mean he's acting fairly.

Trying to distance this issue from the platform doesn’t change the outcome. The service failed, and I’m left with both lost time and a blocked account.
Unless I receive a full refund, I won’t be withdrawing the scam report.

@beastmode
@A35