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I tried this 2 or 3 years ago, and the entire process - from website to running program - screamed scam and malware. Amazingly it wasn't, but damn, to make cheaters feel like the tools they use are suspicious and shady as hell is a low I didn't know existed until that point. Did my money cheat, saved, and uninstalled.
Went back to saving tiny individual exe trainers for my older games. At least I don't feel like I should put on a condom before I run the trainer.
Do you know of any repository of old trainer programs? They always tickled my fancy, even if it only was to play around in
A pretty reliable source (also for new trainers) is flingtrainer.com (there is also wemod bullshit, but at least the individual trainers are still downloadable). Never had any problems with them, they also work reliably on Linux.
Apart from that, gamecopyworld is your friend.