The working "friend codes" and all that are just fairytales, though.
You can use that to meter if the price you're being asked to pay for the code actually pans out in the end. All players who owned a Founders Pack had their pack automatically upgraded to the next level free of charge. These packs were discontinued on Jas Save the World left early access with Patch 13.20. Once a code is redeemed, the item will be added to the player’s account. These codes are typically 12-digit alphanumeric codes that can be entered into the Fortnite website or app. I'll say that in the end, the v-bucks you earn being a founder is a base minimum of 500vb per week, which you can work out for yourself what it translates to in your money per month, 1,000vb every two weeks, 2,000vb per month. Players can support the development of the game with the purchase of one of the Founder’s Packs. Redeem codes are typically given away as part of promotions or special events and can be found on various websites and social media platforms. I've seen someone do this, upgrade their account to founders through a retail code, and it is certainly possible, but a legitimate code is very hard to come by. What you cannot do is purchase anything above the Standard Edition founders pack, so anything claiming it has a valid code for the Ultimate Edition or something like that is a bs scam.
That founder status is then automatically upgraded to founder level 2 because that was a thing Epic did with the founders accounts. In fact it is true that if you had a legitimate code, you could certainly make yourself a base, Standard Edition founder.
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