GPT helps debunk a $280 "balance ring" scam: just change the pushing direction
FuSheng_0306 · x · 2026-11-05
Blogger FuSheng0306 debunked a 2000 yuan "balance ring" marketed as making wearers unpushable. He had GPT analyze the promo video, then reproduced the trick with colleagues: it works without the ring — you just change the pushing direction. He compares it to the 2010s power-band scam and advises using AI to check claims before buying.
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