I'm reading CL Car method and thinking about the legal aspect of all the methods we are using right now
Well, I have to say that most of our method here are generally the same, like we lead the people to believe that we can do something for them, then lead them to our CPA offers
So, is it fraud? To some degree, yes. I don't say that we hack into their bank accounts, withdraw some thousand and run away with it(trust me I used to be in that kind of business, not the same, but the concept is pretty much alike, and I still don't have any problem with anyone or whatsoever, but I still quit because I absolutely don't like the idea that the party van can visit me anytime, and I have moral too). So, the way I do my business is this, I try to avoid anything that can make people lose something. I used to be interested in ewhoring, but I soon realized that people actually lose their money for it, not really losing, they can always file a chargeback and get their money back, after that I quit ewhoring.
So what do I do now? Most of the methods I use only make people submit an email, or install some stuffs on their PC. The most is that I make them sign up for some rebill offers, but at least, they KNOW what they are getting. Angry email? So far, none, some of them actually thank me for that.
Honestly, I don't know much about law, so I don't know for sure what I do can harm anyone and they can file a lawsuit against me or not, but just imagine a case like this:
Complainant: Your honor, this guy tricked me
Judge: so, what did he do to you?
Complainant: he made me submit my email address and install some stupid applications into my PC
Judge: Did you lose anything? Did he stole your personal information or do anything that directly harm you, your family or your dog?
Complainant: No sir, I don't lose anything
Judge: then why do you sue him??????
Do they bother to investigate a case like that? Yes, if they have enough free time for not dealing with terrorists, robbers, drug dealers, Nigerian scammers, eBay scammers, etc
Excuse me for my bad English, but, my point is: whatever you do, try to think about the other people a little bit. So far, I don't know anyone who actually go to jail for doing stuffs like that YET, but maybe, some days, your places can be raided anytime and you have no idea what the F is wrong with your life. People commit crime because they think that it can be easier for their life a little bit, and they just need to do it to make some money and quit after that, until one day, they realize that their names are on FBI wanted list.
so yeah, do your best out there, make a lot of money, but try to remember that we are blackhatters, not scammers. I work with some of the coolest blackhatters on IM and I know they never scam anyone, they are not that cheap.
by the way, go to youtube and search for ebay scammer, you will see, it's pretty funny
Well, I have to say that most of our method here are generally the same, like we lead the people to believe that we can do something for them, then lead them to our CPA offers
So, is it fraud? To some degree, yes. I don't say that we hack into their bank accounts, withdraw some thousand and run away with it(trust me I used to be in that kind of business, not the same, but the concept is pretty much alike, and I still don't have any problem with anyone or whatsoever, but I still quit because I absolutely don't like the idea that the party van can visit me anytime, and I have moral too). So, the way I do my business is this, I try to avoid anything that can make people lose something. I used to be interested in ewhoring, but I soon realized that people actually lose their money for it, not really losing, they can always file a chargeback and get their money back, after that I quit ewhoring.
So what do I do now? Most of the methods I use only make people submit an email, or install some stuffs on their PC. The most is that I make them sign up for some rebill offers, but at least, they KNOW what they are getting. Angry email? So far, none, some of them actually thank me for that.
Honestly, I don't know much about law, so I don't know for sure what I do can harm anyone and they can file a lawsuit against me or not, but just imagine a case like this:
Complainant: Your honor, this guy tricked me
Judge: so, what did he do to you?
Complainant: he made me submit my email address and install some stupid applications into my PC
Judge: Did you lose anything? Did he stole your personal information or do anything that directly harm you, your family or your dog?
Complainant: No sir, I don't lose anything
Judge: then why do you sue him??????
Do they bother to investigate a case like that? Yes, if they have enough free time for not dealing with terrorists, robbers, drug dealers, Nigerian scammers, eBay scammers, etc
Excuse me for my bad English, but, my point is: whatever you do, try to think about the other people a little bit. So far, I don't know anyone who actually go to jail for doing stuffs like that YET, but maybe, some days, your places can be raided anytime and you have no idea what the F is wrong with your life. People commit crime because they think that it can be easier for their life a little bit, and they just need to do it to make some money and quit after that, until one day, they realize that their names are on FBI wanted list.
so yeah, do your best out there, make a lot of money, but try to remember that we are blackhatters, not scammers. I work with some of the coolest blackhatters on IM and I know they never scam anyone, they are not that cheap.
by the way, go to youtube and search for ebay scammer, you will see, it's pretty funny
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