do you have a bad feeling when you got caught?

macmastermike

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• Jan 18, 2009

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like i always have a bad feeling when i loose an account or get caught doing something sneeky... how do you feel then? you get used to it and don't mind any more?

 

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aмillionaírе

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• Jan 18, 2009

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I don't feel remorseful, just continue on lol
Raise hell if it involves money though!

 

saturday1

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• Jan 18, 2009

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first i am very bad always thinking of it... but then i try to motivate my self to not care of it
and deal with it when something bad happen

 

Arthas

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i dont feel remorseful. i feel scared if i did something really bad and i slipped up and left a trace. never let greed make you lose site of the fact that you need to cover EVERY track, no matter how excited you are about what you're doing.

 

The Giant Midget

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i feel like someone hit me in the balls for a second or two.
then i try to find positives to calm myself down.

it always works. lol

 

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sidddd

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• Jan 18, 2009

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In online world there is nothing like "Feeling bad" or "Getting caught" just keep on doing it lol

But sure itz a bad feeling to get caught in real life!

 

cypionate

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I used to feel nervous when I got the call from my AM asking me a bunch of questions... Now I think of it as conditioning.

I talked my way out of two CPA companies in one day one time. After the first phone call another AM called me and was asking questions... Hell at that point I felt like I just went through a practice game with the previous AM. I was armed with a whole clip of bullshit and ready to talk my way out of things.

If you are not caught "red handed" where they have proof you can usually walk around the AM with some technical jargon. Sound confident and don't sound scared. Trust me... It works even if you are completely bullshitting them.

Cyp

 

positivenote

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If you dont mind me asking cypionate what were somee of the random questions that you found most common...

 

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rubbee

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Sep 18, 2008

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• Jan 18, 2009

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No Its just part of the game, chalk out the loss

 

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gimme4free

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Congrats on mod status Cyp

I don't feel bad at all, this is blackhat, you have got to get used to it

 

springer98

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You win some and you lose some. It's the cost of doing business.

 

bananahands

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• Jan 18, 2009

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springer98 said:

You win some and you lose some. It's the cost of doing business.

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This is true. If you cover your tracks though you can keep the number you lose to a minimum...if they can't prove shit, then they can't do shit about it...unless they are just greedy which happens in some cases. It always sucks to lose money obviously but if you have the ability to do it again elsewhere then its not as huge of a loss.

No matter what it's always best to spread your earnings out between as many networks as possible so it doesn't take such a huge toll if it does happen.