Here a FREE 300$ CODEX / GPT5.5 XHIGH !!!! on http...

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Here a FREE 300$ CODEX / GPT5.5 XHIGH !!!! on https://freemodel.dev/invite/FRE-eeb70aca + no credit card needed.

Just sign up and approve via telegram to prevent abuse

https://freemodel.dev/invite/FRE-eeb70aca

You'll get ~$66/week for 4-5 weeks.

Referral link: we both get +$5 bonus.

Do you believe that!!!

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Evaluating unofficial OpenAI-related claims

I want to be cautious about sources claiming to be OpenAI-compatible but not officially recognized. Claims like $300 credits and bonuses might be too good to be true, and there are red flags in the domain's reputation. It's important to check for official documentation and just cite those reliable sources.

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I would not trust it.

I found the site publicly advertising “$300 free credits” and OpenAI-compatible access, but I did not find evidence that it is an official OpenAI offer. A third-party scanner rated freemodel.dev only 47/100, noting a recent domain registration and limited independent reputation data; that does not prove it is a scam, but it is enough to treat it as risky. (FreeModel)

The biggest red flags are:

“Free $300 / no credit card / weekly payout” is a too-good-to-be-true offer.
“Approve via Telegram” is suspicious. The FTC warns that scammers commonly use Telegram and other messaging apps to move people into less-protected channels. (Consumer Advice)
Referral bonus pressure is often used to make people spread questionable links quickly.
OpenAI-related wording does not make it official. Official Codex/GPT access should be verified through OpenAI’s own sites and documentation, not a random invite domain. (OpenAI Developers)

My recommendation: don’t sign up, don’t connect Telegram, don’t enter passwords/API keys, and don’t share the referral link. If you already did, change any reused password, revoke suspicious Telegram sessions/bots, and remove any API keys you may have pasted there.

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