Nope, it is a scam.

First of all, creating Bitcoins out of thin air is not possible. Each transaction references a previous transaction output, which leads all the way up to a transaction which is generated from the block reward. It is impossible to fabricate this link in the first place. If the transaction doesn't reference a valid unspent transaction output (UTXO) of the previous transaction, then it would not be valid. Only transaction that doesn't require a UTXO would be the CoinBase transaction of blocks.

Secondly, each transaction must be spending the correct amount of Bitcoins. Total output must be less than the total inputs, with the remaining being considered as the fees. If you were to spend anything more than your inputs, then your transaction is invalid. Each transaction must also be supplied by a correct ScriptSig, which fulfills the criteria as dictated by the UTXO, a signature that corresponds to the public key of the address for example. If any of these doesn't check out, none of the nodes would accept them and they wouldn't even appear in the memory pool of your nodes and no one would be able to see them.

Lastly, confirmed transactions are final and cannot be removed. You can create a transaction with a very low fee that appears in the memory pool of the nodes as an unconfirmed transaction, but they have to be periodically rebroadcasted to ensure that they stay in the mempool. They are not "fake" Bitcoins, just transactions that are unconfirmed and can eventually be confirmed.

It's a lie/scam, my friend.

If you understand how the blockchain works under the Proof of work concept, then you can't be fooled by such fraudulent schemes. I suggest that you become acquainted with the Bitcoin blockchain.
1. Whitepaper ----> https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-paper
2. Bitcoin information and resources ----> https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html.

Well, that's something new and scary too, but I am happy such things don't exist because I know Blockchain doesn't work that way. But I was like what if someone found a way? Well, I think they cannot. Ok, I already get the idea from all the replies.

But one thing that confuses me is that every above member has mentioned that it's a way of scamming others. Like which thing doesn't exist how scammers could use it to scam others. How this will work. ranochigo
Bitcoin_Arena How this is a scam when it doesn't exist. Like, is it something lie a software that they are selling by telling such lies. Or what?

One confirmation is enough to make a valid transaction because it was confirmed by miners and exist on the Bitcoin blockchain. If 1 confirmation does not make a transaction valid, no exchange will accept your deposit after 1 confirmation and allow you to trade or withdraw.

Six confirmations or more are individual approach which is based on risk management.

How many Bitcoin confirmations is enough?

I commented on your post, this one. In this topic, you only had this one and it has inaccurate information. When you made a mistake, admit it and move on is not bad.
Even 6 confirmations are not safe enough, it depends on the value of bitcoin you move in that transaction if you want more safety, you can wait till 9 or 12 confirmations, it's not a big deal to wait 30 or 60 more minutes.

Of course, they require at least 1 confirmation for a deposit and for withdrawal, it will be more than 1, like 2 confirmations. Required confirmation for withdrawal will be more than the one for deposit. It is not more than 3 confirmations if I am not missing anything.

A first confirmation is most painful in waiting time, later confirmations will come naturally and more easily.

Haha, so its means scammers are scamming other scammers. That's quite a Karma. Well, it is good for their (scammers who are getting scammed) health too. Because they must also feel the way other scammed innocent people feel. I also watched a video in which the creator was sharing that his software is able to find those wallet addresses which are abandoned and those whose passwords are forgotten.

Well, it is a thing and I do know that, but what is hard to believe is that he was also saying his software will break into those wallets by force or brute decryption. Like, is it possible, I thought it was only possible with Quantum computing. But maybe he was also selling a fake software which might do nothing.

The talks can be made without even doing little research also and these scammers always act smart to come up with an idea they present among users and ask for funds but don't provide any valid evidence to support their claim but there are some clowns who would believe in them because they are lazy enough to do some research themselves also that it's not possible.While most of the transactions with appropriate fees just got confirmed within few minutes if network is not too much congested even the six confirmations also.So if you want also open LN channel but they fall for such fake projects.

Thanks for answers everyone. I really appreciate the effort  . Regards.