About to purchase

Hi, I am seriously considering buying the one month master package, but I have some questions regarding your hack.

     1. It is my understanding that this program has some VAC detected features, but from what I can gather, these are only for CS:GO. Is this the case? Or do all of the games listed have some form of detected feature? Which ones are safe to use?

     2. I believe I have seen people in GTA V using this hack in order to spawn bags of money with their weapons; is this a feature of Aimware, or were they using something else?

     3. It is my understanding that the GMOD hack has never been detected; neither by VAC or GAC etc. Would it be safe to say that the GMOD hack is a lot like Lenny's Scripts on the Workshop?

     4. I remember seeing somewhere that your best bet is to put the exe for Aimware on a thumb drive, else you would have to restart every time you attempt to open it. Would I need to remove the thumb drive and reinsert it every time I attempt to open it?

     5. Can I still be hit by VAC waves in CS:GO if I haven't used Aimware with it?

     6. When VAC waves do hit, how many users typically get banned?


Sorry for giving you guys so many questions, I'd just like a better understanding of what I'm getting before I get it.

1 only CSGO yea
2 no our GTA hack hasn't any money hack
3 GMOD hss never been detected by VAC and the other anticheats you listed
4 we do not force our customers to restart pc or to use any USB etc, you just ran and go
5 VAC bans are delayed so it really depends when was the last time you played
6 many gets banned, few "survive"

Awesome, thank you for the quick reply. If I'm reading this right, CS:GO is probably the riskiest one to use?

'ThatDudeWithTheFace' pid='71230' dateline='1435007575' wrote:
Awesome, thank you for the quick reply. If I'm reading this right, CS:GO is probably the riskiest one to use?

CSGO being Valves main competitive cs game atm, and with recent history in the cheating scene in regards to VAC detections for all providers, yes, of course.