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Gyula Kovacs · 2022-02-28 06:13
how does one commit credit card fraud? im in a horrid situation in my life and looking for ways to make money that arent taking surveys that dont even pay out.
are there some kind of generators i can use to buy a bunch of gift cards or something? im not stupid enough to just order stuff with my name and address but then it raises a question how do i launder the money.
Roger Pollack · 2022-02-28 07:19
Dude, you're dumb enough to ask how to do it, then you're dumb enough to not know how to properly do it.
There is info out there already on the web, look around dumbo
John Titor · 2022-02-28 07:40
>>8249
Literally any real job is better than this.
Tyrell Wellick · 2022-02-28 07:45
Don't try it. You're going to get caught. Gonna have to side with >>8251 on this one.
Cut on stuff. It is like kicking dead whales down the beach but you'll want to minimize all your spending. Work till you get out of the situation AND you have a comfortable tiny lil pile of money to rest on. (emergency pile that could last you two weeks or better.)
And then improve on other stuff. IT is like kicking dead whales down the beach but that'S all I can say.
Zhora · 2022-02-28 10:39
>>8249
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8F9JbUQlWQ
Hacker · 2022-03-02 03:38
>>8252
how does one get caught if using a vpn, crypto and no connection to my real identity?
Aristóteles Amadópulus · 2022-03-02 04:46
>>8250
He is looking though.
Masami Eiri · 2022-03-02 06:37
>>8257
IF the cops gets involved, they can request your VPN provider info/logs and they will have to comply.
Sure crypto is nice and all, but fuarrrk up one time and you'll leave a footprint of the "real" you.
but hey, if you're really going into it, at least spoof your MAC address and your DNS instead of just relying on your VPN. and never operate in your home or close to it.
Godspeed, lain
Morpheus · 2022-03-04 04:26
>>8260
the vpn i am using does not collect any data and i know this for a fact because a close friend works for the said vpn, also monero is untracable
i was hoping to get some actual resources but it seems as though the replies im getting are just fear mongering from people with no experience in this
John Rain · 2022-03-05 12:02
>aquire CC
>use local socks5 proxy to purchase untrackable goods
>resell the aquired goods on the black market
>????????????
>profit
Yet Another Lainon · 2022-03-05 23:12
>>8278
If it is based in the US the company can be forced to give them your info and start keeping logs and not being allowed to publicly reveal it, FYI
AXS · 2023-02-17 14:33
>>8257
You think your VPN provider is not spying on you? Is a bigger red flag than you imagine to use a VPN.
There is too much of privacy virtue signaling, but when the feds take over their datacenters and say if someone opens their mouth they will face life in jail, all the hell breaks lose.
These companies are in the fed's pockets. They know that their users do soykaf, and they help the feds or else they go out of business.
They are selling you an illusion.
>>8250
When people play games on easy, and then try to face the reality with the same mindset.
- · 2023-02-18 10:27
I will not aid you in breaking laws . But learn about Frank Amodeo because if you do break the law, you might as well be able to dress up as Darth vader. And I'm warning you that it is highly unlikely you could get away with any crime forever. I'm sure there are plenty of programs your state offers to train you in a field that will pay you well if you can do it. They would probably not take you too long to get certification in several areas of work.
>>9926
True but not true. There is incentive for companies to not reveal private information. I'd say it's more about where the company is from.
Drifter · 2023-02-27 12:16
That is a horrible idea. You WILL get caught, and end up in a worse place than before.
Why not draw and sell furry vore art to furrys, or work at mcdonalds instead?
Any kind of Fraud/cons are an terrible choice, and you will regret it.
Turner · 2023-03-04 08:28
>>8249
Hi Lain! Since everyone here is a scared little bitch who would rather live their life in fear than do anything they want, I will be giving you some pointers on where you are able to get started with this journey you wish to embark on.
Any act of fraud must have a goal.
For example, a common goal in this field is to obtain a large amount of goods to then resell for cash which can then be laundered.
Additionally, another common goal in this field is to obtain funds from the payment accounts of other uses to then be exchanged for cryptocurrencies which can then be exchanged for Monero, to be kept in a war chest for when funds are necessary.
As all paranoids in the thread have already stated, you will need protection from anyone who will try to see which human on the planet is operating these fraudulent accounts and payments.
Some commonly used methods of hiding your identity to complete transactions properly include but are not limited to:
-Layering/virtualization of operating systems used. You should make a new QEMU container for every few operations which are made.
-Proxies: SOCKS5 Proxies which are residential and clean/not blacklisted will be required for you to complete your task successfully.
-Phone Number: It may be necessary to register a phone number with a provider under the identity of the target which you are trying to complete. This is now easier than ever through the use of ESIMs.
-Identification: Oftentimes, you will be required to upload identification of different sorts to prove your identity to the provider, it is imperative in this case to have an associate on standby who can complete this task quickly and with a low rate of errors.
-Obtaining Information: If you are not someone who has the technological knowhow to obtain payment information from unsuspecting parties, then you must purchase it from someone who has a system set up where they are collecting them on a regular basis. This is known as a market to most.
We hope that this information helps you!
Neo · 2023-07-06 02:52
>>9926
You can always connect to it via Tor if it's a non soykafty provider, it's not a problem.
>>8249
Like others have said tho, it's not worth it. Not because it's morally wrong, but because it's difficult to do without compromising yourself. VPNs may not even work. Chances are that you need a residential ip and one that's close to your target, and that's extra investment that you might need to put in for uncertain payment that might not even be that big. Not to mention the small risk of you getting caught.
Lunch · 2023-07-07 21:40
>>10404
Agreed, it makes little or more sense to me. Every other fetish is just psychology being stupid so why do we need some bend over backward homunculus explanation for feet?