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Manycam Video calling

Manycam is a virtual camera live streaming


software that allows you to play a background
video instead of an actual livestream.
You can use it with several text messaging
platforms, for me I use Skype.

What do you need to get started


You need a laptop and a selfie video of
whatever person you’re using to scam. For
the purpose of this tutorial I’ll be using
celebrity influencer Tristan Tate
You also need to an email to register Skype
with

Join update yard for more


updates https://t.me/
+XXDAQU2XSVs2NmQx or dm
fanthombird360 on telegram
to join

How to get started


1. Download and install manycam. Simply
search manycam on your google chrome,
download and install
. Download and install Skype. Set up
Skype in the name you’re using to
scam

. Open both manycam and Skype. Then


go to your Skype settings (click three
dots at the top corner to see settings)
.
. Click settings, you’d see a set of
options, click audio & video. There
you’ll change the camera from your
laptop camera to manycam virtual
webcam
Join update yard for more updates https://
t.me/+XXDAQU2XSVs2NmQx or dm
@fanthombird360 on telegram

. Once changed go back to your


manycam. On your manycam, right
click on that first box. Then select
images and videos and add your selfie
video

.
This is what it looks like after adding your
video

Now this is where your creativity comes in.


The main concept of manycam video calling
is for your client to see your face and
movements, sometimes voice, for a short
period of time. You use a selfie video that
looks like you’re talking to a camera, so the
client believes you’re talking to him, but your
video is on mute so he cannot hear you. You
pause, skip and play to make it look like
network is glitching, you might even blame it
on him/her. As long as they’ve seen you
talking to them on a video call, most of them
will believe. I’ve been using this for years now.
I’ll do a separate AI video calling tutorial but
believe me when I say, this works fantastically
well too.
With all set up, you go to your Skype, add up
your client and video call him on her. The call
shouldn’t be more than 15 -20 sec long, do it
like twice and tell them you’ll try again later,
network is too bad because of a storm or
something. The level of trust they have for
you will go up having seen you on what they
believe to be a live call
DM me @fanthombird360 on telegram and
fanthombirdee on twitter if you have any
question

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