BHW on vanity fair

"In October 2013, Cotten placed a job posting on an online forum, BlackHatWorld, that marketed frauds and stolen goods"

LOL don't agree with the description but ok....

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/11/the-strange-tale-of-quadriga-gerald-cotten#

Utter rubbish story writing

BHW back then was (a little) blacker than nowadays. Still, stolen goods were never marketed. Fraud on the other hand..., maybe not the most serious type, but there are many different kinds of fraud, clicking on your own Adsense ads is fraud, ewhoring is fraud, sending shit leads to networks while hiding/faking your traffic source is fraud, many CL methods were fraud, cookie stuffing is outright illegal, email spamming is illegal, but all of these sections disappeared long time ago.

I agree with TheVigilante, rubbish story writing. The guy in the article was hiring someone on BHW to build a website for him. It was a legit job. What does this have anything to do with anything?

I think until the forum is called BlackHatWorld, outside people will always be convinced, that we are all criminals. lol

Who cares about how outside people perceive us ?! We are who we are and we like this forum as it is.

LMAO @ those suckers... Let them think what they wish to.

i just watched the documentary " trust no one " on netflix , they said blackhatforum provide personal information to them ' screenshots ' ..

you better watch out guys .. don't do evil things here & anywhere .. .

LegendAndroidX said:

i just watched the documentary " trust no one " on netflix , they said blackhatforum provide personal information to them ' screenshots ' ..

you better watch out guys .. don't do evil things here & anywhere .. .

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And Netflix is always accurate in their content.