Pamalog Bot Review: A Scam You Should Not Join

Pamalog is a telegram earning bot that claims to be paying users as much as 8,600 naira per referral and some other bonuses for completing few tasks but the truth is that, Pamalog bot is a scam. It is unsuitable for everyone and as such, should be avoided like a plague.

If you have been following the trends on social media especially Facebook and WhatsApp, then there is a very high chance that you have at one point heard about Pamalog and the humongous payment proofs being shared by people. Well, Pamalog bot is popular amongst people for various reasons and we will discuss some of them here in the course of revealing to you the reasons why you should stay away from the bot.

As usual, the aim of the article you are reading right now is to show you some of the reasons to steer clear of this telegram bot that’s popularly being spread to ignorant and uninformed individuals.

What is Pamalog & How Does It Work?

Pamalog is a telegram earning bot that was designed in their own words to enable users earn free money when they complete tasks, refer users and spread the good news of the bot to their friends and relatives. According to the information on their page, users earn not just by referring but when they complete tasks such as;

• Solving captchas – They claim users can be provided with an option to earn money by solving captchas. Captchas are small tasks that require users to verify that they’re humans and in the process get rewarded monetarily for doing so.
• Earn through referrals – this is actually the most enticing thing the bot has to offer because users have the opportunity to earn a whopping 8,600 naira for each person they refer.

That’s as far as it goes when it comes to how users can earn on the Pamalog bot as long as I’m concerned but the issue is not about writing online figures, the problem comes to fore when it’s time to fulfill the pledge.

Is Pamalog Legit?

Pamalog is a scam telegram bot. This is actually the interesting part as there are various red flags that you as a new user or someone who has not earned up to minimum withdrawal haven’t heard. The first being that, Pamalog is not a free platform as it parades itself to be. When you refer up to 10 users to sign up and join their community, you have “met their requirements“.

But it doesn’t end there, when it’s time for withdrawal, you will be asked to deposit 5,000 naira via transfer to a certain account number and name. Below is a screenshot of the conversation with the bot when it got to the point of withdrawal;

It’s shocking because at the start, the administrator claimed users can earn money for free as long as they are able to refer up to 10 people or more. This is one of the major indications that it is a scam telegram bot.

Secondly, the earnings are highly unrealistic. Imagine being paid 8,600 naira just for sharing a link and inviting someone to start conversation with a bot and join their telegram channel and YouTube channel? It’s too good to be true and there’s a saying that when something seems to be “too good to be true” it may actually not be true.

Pamalog is a classical example of this saying and from what I deduced, the high earnings are the scammer’s tricky method to make users greedy enough to pay in 5,000 naira to his account. The goal is to exploit the greedy nature of humans and scam them. So make sure you stay away from the bot, no matter the amount you may have accumulated on the bot, don’t transfer the so called account verification amount, it’s a trap.

Thirdly, they have been having payment cycles, yet no one has ever posted a verifiable payment proof or successful withdrawal evidence from the platform. Haven’t you asked yourself why? The reason is, no one has actually been paid by the platform. It’s all scam, the payment proofs you see on Facebook and some other platforms are fabricated by the owners to convince people into sending the activation fee.

How am I so sure? I looked into some of the so called payment proofs from Pamalog and discovered the name of the owner of the account tallies with the name users are asked to transfer money to in order to activate their accounts. Personally speaking, I would say the scammer is not as smart as he thinks.

Lastly, high payment threshold. There are various obstacles in place to prevent users from withdrawing and the minimum threshold is one of them. Users can only place withdrawal once they have earned up to 50,000 naira. I mean what reasonable platform sets it’s minimum withdrawal amount at 50k? From this alone, it’s very easy for discerning minds to know it’s a scam and waste of time.

Can You Get Support?

The answer is no. It’s just a telegram bot and a community. Users are not provided with any option to contact the support team and unsurprisingly so.

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Scam platforms don’t give users an opportunity to contact support because they have no intention of paying. So to avoid stress and unnecessary complaints from users, they don’t even provide any way to contact the support team.

Pamalog doesn’t have a support team or option. Should you proceed with taking the risk, there will be no one to hold accountable for your losses. More reasons why you shouldn’t even near the telegram bot to start with.

Cons

Here is a summary of the risks associated with even trying to earn from the bot;

• No way to contact a support representative should you encounter any issues or problems with the bot.
• High and unrealistic earning structure. The referral bonus is too high and clearly unrealistic. No platform can pay such amount to anybody for free; it’s just a ploy to confuse users and ignite the spirit of greed in them to make them pay for activation fee.
• No legitimate payment proof on the Internet despite the fact that it’s been around for a couple of months.
• High withdrawal amount pegged at 50k. As we all know, higher payment threshold means, higher likelihood of a platform being scam.

Final Thoughts

It has been straightened out that Pamalog is a scam telegram bot that should be avoided by all means. Incase you were planning to deposit money for activation of account, I’d suggest you refrain from doing so.

There are numerous signs that the platform is not legit and for your own good, stay away from it to avoid being scammed. Telegram referral earning bots are usually a waste of time but in the case of Pamalog bot, it is not just waste of time but a scam since the intention of the owner is to scam users as well as use them build his community.

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