OP 21 August, 2020 - 12:19 AM
HOW TO AVOID GETTING SCAMMED:
> Know what kinda scams are going on. Scammers are very smart in only one thing: Scamming. They are fucking jews.
> To know what kinda scams are going on, read scam reports section. It really helps. And yes, don't post in scam reports, that is not allowed and also increases work of admins.
> Always use ONLY TRUSTED MiddleMan like Darkness. And always check that the guy you added as the middleman is really the guy you wanted to talk by checking the discord ID (Not discord TAG). People can use the same discord names + tags very easily.
> Always take screenshots of conversations as you talk. Cuz many times the scammer deletes the convo and blocks you after receiving payment.
> When doing payment with BTC, always enable replace-by-fee in the wallet. So, if a dumbass jew block you instantly after payment, you can just get back your money by double-spending. And yeah don't send payment with really high fees to new guys. Sometimes people might tell you to send with very high fees. Just don't. If they are legit, they won't have any problems waiting for some hours. After receiving the order, if the product is legit, and the seller needs payment fast you can just use replace by fee and send again with a high fee.
> Only do PayPal Freinds & Family with the people you trust. Never do with new guys.
> If a person says he is trusted in "xxx-xxx" forum or "xxx-xxx discord server/telegram channel with _k members" just ignore that shit. That is pure cringe. A person is trusted only when YOU trust him.
> If a person has like a good amount of likes or has upgraded rank, that doesn't mean at all that he can be trusted.
> If you are dealing with a person with the first time: Don't behave friendly, try to be to the point. Be very cautious. Take all precautions. Ask him for different proofs.
> Trust a guy only if you have done 3-5 smooth deals with him.
> And the trick that always works: Ask the guy something bullshit. Example: If he is selling a Spotify checker, ask him if it can grab cookies and such. If he says yes, that means he is a scammer. Don't block him. We will have fun with him and waste his time.
> If you are certain that a guy is a scammer, keep asking him silly questions. Try to irritate him as much as you could. Act dumb. Just don't let him know that you think he is a scammer. Make sure to record a video of this convo. Would be fun watching! And finally when he asks for payment, just keep saying "ok". Congrats! You have successfully wasted a scammer's time. The probability that he will scam someone else will now be very less.
HOW TO AVOID BEING RATTED:
> Always make sure you know what you are doing.
> And also use Malwarebytes. It is the best shit. Others just copy each other. Windows defender is good for most things but some malware can easily bypass it now.
> Always check every file using Virustotal before opening.
> Never trust anyone. By Anyone, I mean literally anyone. Not even a forum owner.
> Don't trust Hybrid Analysis anymore, people can bypass that too.
> Don't even trust a guy selling a paid program.
> If you find someone selling something insanely cheap like a Fortnite Checker for $10, there are chances that the guy will scam + even more chances that he must have binded a rat/stealer to a random checker for the same thing and given its download link. Always use an RDP for opening it!
> Stop using Sandboxie cuz people got a way to bypass it.
> Use VirtualBox and VPN in it Instead. Using VirtualBox without VPN will still leak your IP address.
> Use RDP if you can.
> Never store sensitive data on an RDP.
> Never login in any website like PayPal or Google on an RDP
> Never FUCKING save ur passwords on any browser.
If you follow all these, you will help the community to grow in a good way.
I will be adding more tips later. If you also have some good tips, you can post it in replies.
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