What I did was illegal and gave players an unfair advantage over other people who play by the rules.

I’d like to apologize to the Fortnite community. I am also subject to legal restrictions that prevent me from doing this in the future and have to pay a monetary settlement which Epic will donate to charity. I won’t be doing this anymore because Epic Games caught me and commenced legal proceedings against me in Australia. Until very recently I sold unauthorised Fortnite cheats and compromised Fortnite player accounts. It is currently unknown how how much BlazeFN has been forced to pay Epic Games, though Epic Games has stated that these damaged will be donated to Child's Play, a charity that's dedicated to improving the lives of children and teens in hospital.īelow is BlazeFN's public apology in full.

The Australian courts sided with Epic Games in these proceedings and against BlazeFN and their illegal Fortnite cheat shop. Brandon Despotakis, BlazeFN, has been forced to pay damages to Epic Games and has released a public apology on Twitter. BlazeFN also infringed Epic Games' copyrights by making their online store look like Fortnite's Item Shop. On his illegal cheats shop, BlazeFN sold aim-bots, access to inactive Fortnite accounts that had rate items, popular skins and pre-completed battle passes, V-Bucks, and other products. In April 2021, Epic Games took the Australian Fortnite cheater 'BlazeFN' to court for unlawfully breaking Fortnite's end user license agreement (EULA) and terms of service by selling Fortnite accounts and cheats to other players. Fortnite cheater has been forced to pay Epic Games following lost legal battle

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