nqlong1986
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- Jun 28, 2011
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Can anyone tell me more about background check offer? Is this a kind of bizopp? Thank you
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Well, not sure, but why this is fraud and you could go to jail? You are just posting an ad and offering something for sale that you do not have. As long as you only OFFER it and do NOT TAKE money for it how could this ever be fraud?
I can post an ad offering a ferrari without having one, and I tell all the repliers I already sold it. So how could this ever be illegal??
Nobody can prove I never had one.
- Jun 10, 2011
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That's actually a pretty nice twist on this method, although it'll still cost people more money than what they were originally planning to spend which in all honesty doesn't sit well with me. Whilst this is a black hat site, I don't like charging people for a background check for no good reason. $20 isn't exactly a lot, but it could buy some services on here and I would be pissed to be cheated out of that.
However, one method I would suggest is this:
1) Post an advert for whatever the fuck you want on your favourite ad site and wait for the emails to come in.
2) When they do email you, tell them that you've just sold the item to another person and that you're really sorry about this.
3) Get them to sign up at your favourite GPT site where they can redeem their hard earned efforts for the item they were wanting. If you've got a landing page with some adsense ads on it, even better!
It won't get you a shit load of money if it's just one person, but one site I use for referrals gives you $2.50 for each successful sign up that completes the free registration. If you choose a high in demand item like a PS4, 4K TV etc then you'll get a lot of mail in one day. Even if you only get sign ups per day, that's $25 for sending out a generic email to the same people.
If you averaged that out over a month that's $750 that you could either spend on something else, or re-invest into your other blackhat methods. The best thing is, these sites are free to use so you're not actually scamming the people since there's no financial outlay for them.
cooolapts123
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- May 4, 2014
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worth reading, i will surely try it. thanks for sharing the method
juniorsand
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- Jan 9, 2012
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this method work tested myself thanks.
Nuklearedm
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- May 12, 2012
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Interesting method but a little too bh for me.
Darren9682
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With respect if they contact you asking to buy a PS4 and you reply with "Oh join this site and complete actions and maybe in about 23 million years you'll have enough points to redeem to get one" to me is just plain wrong to.
I've been a blackhatter for a long time. Everyone I've dealt with have received exactly what they paid for or what was offered for the price offered.
Only poor blackhatters would have to trick people. just my opinion.
Fascinating method, and the ethical ramifications don't bother me.. the legal ones do. 
Anyone with a legal background have thoughts on the legality of such a method, and the odds of being taken to task for fraud? Admittedly, it seems like if I offer a product and specifically mention due to limited availability they might not acquire it, I should be fine. After all, I'm not promising anything. Still, it makes me wary. Regardless, signed up for mailsidekick and going to do some research around here locally.
Anyone with a legal background have thoughts on the legality of such a method, and the odds of being taken to task for fraud? Admittedly, it seems like if I offer a product and specifically mention due to limited availability they might not acquire it, I should be fine. After all, I'm not promising anything. Still, it makes me wary. Regardless, signed up for mailsidekick and going to do some research around here locally.
superduper7
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- Apr 24, 2014
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Brilliant idea mate will try it
prashanth502
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- Jan 13, 2012
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Very good method now i am implementing.
OP plz support me.
Thanks
OP plz support me.
Thanks
BenWalters
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- May 21, 2014
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I think if you use the correct twist with this, then there aren't any real issues.
For example, you could say that you are a distributer that got screwed by [insert name of bigbox electronics store like Future Shop]. You are now stuck with a ton of merchandise and you need to move it as you won't have the space for it in 2 weeks. Its on a first-come, first-served basis and no rainchecks are a provided.
Since you have been robbed twice already though, people need to submit to a background check via XXXXXXXXXX. Subsequent to that, then they are invited to come down provided that you still have inventory left.
*you never have inventory left ;P
For example, you could say that you are a distributer that got screwed by [insert name of bigbox electronics store like Future Shop]. You are now stuck with a ton of merchandise and you need to move it as you won't have the space for it in 2 weeks. Its on a first-come, first-served basis and no rainchecks are a provided.
Since you have been robbed twice already though, people need to submit to a background check via XXXXXXXXXX. Subsequent to that, then they are invited to come down provided that you still have inventory left.
*you never have inventory left ;P