AI-generated Trump and Musk video dupes MAGA faithful into buying fake Golden Eagles coins

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
AI-created likenesses of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk have duped MAGA faithful into buying a gold coin worth just a fraction of what they believed.
MAGA rubes are dupes :rolleyes: :rofl2:
Videos featuring the likenesses of Trump, Musk, and the CEO of Bank of America convinced some people to buy into the "Golden Eagles Project." The videos assured those who bought in that they'd become "Trump-made millionaires."

Victims were asked to purchase the golden eagle pendant and coins and then trade them in at Bank of America for a substantial return. Marine veteran Wesley Skelton, of Pittsburg, California, now owns $2,500 worth of Golden Eagles, and what he believed were Trump silver coins.

"He said that he was going to help the people become millionaires. I could trade these in for cash at Bank of America. Supposedly $110,000 a piece," Skelton told ABC7.
Skelton said he bought 324 of the Golden Eagles and hoped to make approximately $35 million.

The vet said he saw the original video while he was using the Telegram app.

One video featuring an AI-generated Musk told viewers that Golden Eagle buyers could "visit any Tesla shop and trade your Trump gold eagles for a Tesla car or use them to invest in Tesla or SpaceX stocks."
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AI-generated Trump and Musk video dupes MAGA faithful into buying fake Golden Eagles coins

One video told viewers they could trade their Golden Eagles in for a Tesla or to use for investing in SpaceX
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Victims were asked to purchase the golden eagle pendant and coins and then trade them in at Bank of America for a substantial return. Marine veteran Wesley Skelton, of Pittsburg, California, now owns $2,500 worth of Golden Eagles, and what he believed were Trump silver coins.

"He said that he was going to help the people become millionaires. I could trade these in for cash at Bank of America. Supposedly $110,000 a piece," Skelton told ABC7.
Skelton said he bought 324 of the Golden Eagles and hoped to make approximately $35 million.

The vet said he saw the original video while he was using the Telegram app.

One video featuring an AI-generated Musk told viewers that Golden Eagle buyers could "visit any Tesla shop and trade your Trump gold eagles for a Tesla car or use them to invest in Tesla or SpaceX stocks."
 
Guno צְבִי said:
Victims were asked to purchase the golden eagle pendant and coins and then trade them in at Bank of America for a substantial return. Marine veteran Wesley Skelton, of Pittsburg, California, now owns $2,500 worth of Golden Eagles, and what he believed were Trump silver coins.

"He said that he was going to help the people become millionaires. I could trade these in for cash at Bank of America. Supposedly $110,000 a piece," Skelton told ABC7.
Skelton said he bought 324 of the Golden Eagles and hoped to make approximately $35 million.

The vet said he saw the original video while he was using the Telegram app.

One video featuring an AI-generated Musk told viewers that Golden Eagle buyers could "visit any Tesla shop and trade your Trump gold eagles for a Tesla car or use them to invest in Tesla or SpaceX stocks."
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What a feelgood story.
 
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