u/naammainkyarakhahai

FrenchExam.ca Scam

FrenchExam.ca Scam

I have made these posts in the past to teach these scammers a lesson. Mostly on learnFrench sub.

Post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Frenchlearningforpr/comments/1x2tiyw/passed_tcf_canada_in_7_months_got_my_ecopr_today/

Bro says he used it for 2 months.

The website was created 5 days ago:
https://www.whatsmydns.net/domain-age?q=frenchexam.ca

He used his vodoo magic chit to use a website for 2 months, that was created using Claude 5 days ago, with stolen content probably from another free site.

Edit:

Google FrenchExam ca and you will see we succeeded!

u/naammainkyarakhahai — 5 days ago

PLEASE stop upvoting these 6 months posts.

His post was low effort, like 2-3 resources, 3-4 hours a day, and straight to B2 in 6 months.

Then, once he got upvotes, he added in his product. The worst part is that it sells a fantasy - B2 in 90 days. He's targetting vulnerable immigrants, and you are all helping him.

Now his website says you can get 50 points in 3 months, which implies you can clear French in 3 months from nothing to B2, which is impossible. Thanks to the likes, he may be able to fool a few people into buying his crappy 90 day fantasy.

passfrench.com is absolute garbage, and you cannot do French in 90 days, it's impossible.

Edit: Since OP is back with another account, or a bunch of accounts, I will just leave my defense here.

I edited in a list of resources, which included an app(which I won't even name now, because that would be an ad), and people used that to attack me. It was a literal list of 10-15 apps.

The guy in the screenshots did the same. He posted something, then he edited in passfrench, which is an Ad btw. People attacking me for editing in the resources? Fine, I'm guilty. People attacking me and defending him, when he did exactly the same? Bot accounts. You can't have it both ways. Your ad is bad but mine is good, what kind of logic is that.

Also, you are free to create a post about how terrible my assumed app is. It will have 0 effect on me. As I said in one of the comments, the founder of that app is white(he had his DP in his old account that was banned), I'm a brown guy.

And I'm done defending this sub. With all the knowledge I have on how these things work, I should just create my own clone of exam prep, and start selling it here at this point.

u/naammainkyarakhahai — 5 months ago

I know I should have started early, but I didn't. Now I have a deadline of some sort, and I cannot wait any longer. Any resources I can use to get it done in a month?

Here are my mandatory conditions:
The resources should be free with no paywalls and no ads. The method should be backed by science, and native speakers must handcraft the content. But it should be free. It would be great if some sort of free online classes by natives were included in this.

Things about me:
I'm special. Even though it's self-diagnosed, I have always felt that I have ADHD. It makes me hyperfocus, and I can do 10 times the work of a normal person.

I won't be sleeping or eating for the next 30 days. That's 720 hours. I read somewhere that on average, a language requires 600 hours. I'm going to put in 120 extra just to be sure.

Any advice?

P.S. - It's sarcasm, guys, cmon. And we already got a plusonelanguage app bot commenting on it, suggesting it's doable and that I should use his special app with 30+ AI-generated languages. There are many ads in this sub, but this one is the worst of them all.

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u/naammainkyarakhahai — 5 months ago