The so-called "0.2 yuan QQ official certification brushing" service is not legitimate and carries significant risks. Here's why you should stay away from it: Official QQ certifications (e.g., blue V for public accounts, personal verification) have strict requirements (real identity materials, follower thresholds, etc.) and no "low-cost shortcut" exists. Services claiming to get you certified for 0.2 yuan are usually lures—you may pay but never get the certification, or they’ll ask for more money later.

It threatens your account security

To "brush" certification, scammers often demand your QQ password, identity info, or account access. This can lead to account theft (your QQ may be hijacked for fraud or spam) or personal information leakage.

It violates QQ’s rules

Using non-official methods to obtain certification violates Tencent’s Terms of Service. If detected, your QQ account could be restricted, banned, or permanently suspended.

How to get official certification legally

If you need QQ official certification, go through the legitimate channel:

• For public accounts: Visit the QQ Public Platform (https://mp.qq.com) → Check the certification requirements (e.g., follower count, identity verification) → Submit real, valid materials.
• For personal verification: Follow QQ’s official guidance in the app (Settings → Account Security → Verification Center) and provide authentic identity documents.

Don’t fall for low-price traps—protect your account and personal info by always using official services! If you encounter such scams, report them to QQ customer service immediately.