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That's wild.
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NT, what have you gotten away with?
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Is that employee an idiot? Titanium 23's were going for thousands if I recall correctly. But instead he chose to just sell them for $150 a piece? People were literally camping for them a week in advance in the winter time..
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96-2000 used to intentionally pop air bags off AM models and return at NT for credit. Then head to Nike factories and purchase same model and extra ****
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One time in hs me and my bros went and ***** knocked...I was in the passenger seat and my boy in the back hit up a whole block of houses and threw rocks through their windows...fun times when you're 16/17 lol
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Getting some Nomad vibes from OP
I earn my living by selling social media usernames, which technically is sort of in a grey area.
My illness has essentially handicapped me and since I can't really perform much physical activity, much less continuing my higher education or work, I had to find some sort of hustle to help with the medical bills, save up some money and provide for myself.
A good friend of mine I met through xbox introduced me to the market of social media usernames, and I partnered up with him and another friend to start a joint venture of sorts. Gamers here will probably know what TwitchTV is; my friend discovered a vulnerability that allowed us to bruteforce accounts (rapidly forcing logins with a username and password list) at very high speeds. Admittedly that's kinda crossing a line because you're breaking into people's accounts and selling them but we only went after accounts that had been inactive for years. As we obtained accounts, we then changed all the security information and sold them on an online marketplace. I sold about 150-200 accounts, which ranged from $10 to $200, the average being around $40. It helped keep me busy and also taught me some valuable business knowledge. Eventually the site's staff caught on and because I was a little bit careless in masking my steps, I received most of the witchhunt that followed. An admin even threatened me with jail at some point.
But it wasn't that serious as I live on the other side of the ocean and they only know my online alias. Eventually they patched the loophole in their security by accident, so I contacted the admin who threatened me and offered to provide additional security information in exchange for being allowed back on the site with an account of my choosing.
He agreed to that and added that I would also stop all account theft/sales activities, which I've upheld since then.
I then moved on to other social media platforms such as Kik, Xbox and Instagram but I don't use any blackhat tactics to acquire accounts anymore.
On IG for example I use a custom built program that rapidly scans a username list for availability. IG has a policy of resetting inactive usernames, allowing them to be created again. So essentially what I do is continuously scan a username list and if something good pops up as available, I take it. No malicious methods involved.
Still helps keep me busy on a daily basis at home and I can provide myself and help with the medical costs that come with my illness.
I earn my living by selling social media usernames, which technically is sort of in a grey area.
My illness has essentially handicapped me and since I can't really perform much physical activity, much less continuing my higher education or work, I had to find some sort of hustle to help with the medical bills, save up some money and provide for myself.
A good friend of mine I met through xbox introduced me to the market of social media usernames, and I partnered up with him and another friend to start a joint venture of sorts. Gamers here will probably know what TwitchTV is; my friend discovered a vulnerability that allowed us to bruteforce accounts (rapidly forcing logins with a username and password list) at very high speeds. Admittedly that's kinda crossing a line because you're breaking into people's accounts and selling them but we only went after accounts that had been inactive for years. As we obtained accounts, we then changed all the security information and sold them on an online marketplace. I sold about 150-200 accounts, which ranged from $10 to $200, the average being around $40. It helped keep me busy and also taught me some valuable business knowledge. Eventually the site's staff caught on and because I was a little bit careless in masking my steps, I received most of the witchhunt that followed. An admin even threatened me with jail at some point.
He agreed to that and added that I would also stop all account theft/sales activities, which I've upheld since then.
I then moved on to other social media platforms such as Kik, Xbox and Instagram but I don't use any blackhat tactics to acquire accounts anymore.
On IG for example I use a custom built program that rapidly scans a username list for availability. IG has a policy of resetting inactive usernames, allowing them to be created again. So essentially what I do is continuously scan a username list and if something good pops up as available, I take it. No malicious methods involved.
Still helps keep me busy on a daily basis at home and I can provide myself and help with the medical costs that come with my illness.
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an unfortunate outcome for your associate, to be sure. as with any illicit undertakings requiring the resources of multiple parties, all involved know and assume the risk of their disreputable dealings.
the failure here was on his part, as his shortsightedness obscured the balance of risk against reward.
after all, had it not been our friend here, surely this associate would have met with some other ethical entanglement.
no profits lost to such a well-heeled and unscrupulous organization. the given damns are numbered few. I admire your cunning.
the dark truth is these urges still lurk beneath the veneer of civility that helps our delicately balanced society delay its inevitable crumble.
how noble of you now to keep them in check for the common good!
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nothing too grimey but when nba 2k first came out i loved that game but funds were hard to come by since i was in college with no job... i wanted to buy 2k1 but i couldnt afford it at the time so i rented it at blockbuster... i put my original 2k disc back in the case and kept 2k1 then called blockbuster immediately and told them they put the wrong game in the case... they said to bring it back and i could get another rental i ended up just picking up a movie instead...
another time i bought the ps3 when it first released and they didnt have the rumble controller when it first came out but it would later release a few months after... i cleaned my controller throughly and then went to walmart and bought a ps3... i took it to my car and exchanged my controller for the new rumble one i just got from walmart... i then went back into walmart like 10 minutes later and told the girl i regretted buying the ps3 and cant believe i spent that much money... she then took everything out and examined it and saw everything was OK but didnt notice the older controller... i was shook about that 1...
i loved that game counterstrike and all my friends were playing it at home or at the internet cafe... it was serious business at the time and i had to get that game to play with my friends but again i didnt have a job at the time to buy it... so i went to walmart took the game out the box and wrote the serial number on a piece of paper and then put the game back in the box and went home with my serial number... i then was able to play counterstrike because i already downloaded it online and just need to use a serial number which i got from walmart...
this 1 wasnt my fault but i also didnt say anything... i use to work at this clothing store and when i first started i missed the pay period so i had to wait for the next one to get paid... so i worked a total of 2 weeks mind you... i get my check and its 2 envelopes im thinking its 1 check for each week that i worked.... but nope i got a total of 2 checks so i got paid a months worth of work but only really worked 2 weeks... i didnt say jack
another time i bought the ps3 when it first released and they didnt have the rumble controller when it first came out but it would later release a few months after... i cleaned my controller throughly and then went to walmart and bought a ps3... i took it to my car and exchanged my controller for the new rumble one i just got from walmart... i then went back into walmart like 10 minutes later and told the girl i regretted buying the ps3 and cant believe i spent that much money... she then took everything out and examined it and saw everything was OK but didnt notice the older controller... i was shook about that 1...
i loved that game counterstrike and all my friends were playing it at home or at the internet cafe... it was serious business at the time and i had to get that game to play with my friends but again i didnt have a job at the time to buy it... so i went to walmart took the game out the box and wrote the serial number on a piece of paper and then put the game back in the box and went home with my serial number... i then was able to play counterstrike because i already downloaded it online and just need to use a serial number which i got from walmart...
this 1 wasnt my fault but i also didnt say anything... i use to work at this clothing store and when i first started i missed the pay period so i had to wait for the next one to get paid... so i worked a total of 2 weeks mind you... i get my check and its 2 envelopes im thinking its 1 check for each week that i worked.... but nope i got a total of 2 checks so i got paid a months worth of work but only really worked 2 weeks... i didnt say jack
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It's the long con.
Nomad lurked NTWT during his exile and made a triumphant, ripe, and relevant return.
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Getting some Nomad vibes from OP
I earn my living by selling social media usernames, which technically is sort of in a grey area.
My illness has essentially handicapped me and since I can't really perform much physical activity, much less continuing my higher education or work, I had to find some sort of hustle to help with the medical bills, save up some money and provide for myself.
A good friend of mine I met through xbox introduced me to the market of social media usernames, and I partnered up with him and another friend to start a joint venture of sorts. Gamers here will probably know what TwitchTV is; my friend discovered a vulnerability that allowed us to bruteforce accounts (rapidly forcing logins with a username and password list) at very high speeds. Admittedly that's kinda crossing a line because you're breaking into people's accounts and selling them but we only went after accounts that had been inactive for years. As we obtained accounts, we then changed all the security information and sold them on an online marketplace. I sold about 150-200 accounts, which ranged from $10 to $200, the average being around $40. It helped keep me busy and also taught me some valuable business knowledge. Eventually the site's staff caught on and because I was a little bit careless in masking my steps, I received most of the witchhunt that followed. An admin even threatened me with jail at some point.
He agreed to that and added that I would also stop all account theft/sales activities, which I've upheld since then.
I then moved on to other social media platforms such as Kik, Xbox and Instagram but I don't use any blackhat tactics to acquire accounts anymore.
On IG for example I use a custom built program that rapidly scans a username list for availability. IG has a policy of resetting inactive usernames, allowing them to be created again. So essentially what I do is continuously scan a username list and if something good pops up as available, I take it. No malicious methods involved.
Still helps keep me busy on a daily basis at home and I can provide myself and help with the medical costs that come with my illness.
Internet ****** like you are scary.
You ever put someone on blast?
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The snitch on yourself thread ? ....nope
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I deal with some shady characters at times but I've never had the need to do so. I'm picky with my buyers, if I feel they're too sketchy I tell them to pay with bitcoin or get lost. And the buyer always goes first.
Someone did file a $280 chargeback on Paypal a while ago but I won the dispute so I still got his money either way.
Most people take the L and move on if they get scammed. Some people do go to the length of doxing, extortion, ... etc. but it's not really standard practice. Personally I'm keeping my hands clean from any of that.
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I'm ******* Crying!
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Cosmic coffee hittin dudes with that Jericho troglodyte Era vocabulary. 
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I must have overlooked this one in my fevered haste to discover our shared humanity!I used to have a teacher in highschool that was fat and lazy. I used to sit in the back of the class. Everyone in the back row would pull out their textbooks during tests. Every test was open book, we were literally flipping pages with the book on the desk
"when advantage comes, one either takes it or passes it to the next man."
--anonymous villain
although the cloaked and daggered nature of your work as a digital mercenary is apparent, I find it difficult to cast overt aspersions on your intent.
Getting some Nomad vibes from OP
I earn my living by selling social media usernames, which technically is sort of in a grey area.
My illness has essentially handicapped me and since I can't really perform much physical activity, much less continuing my higher education or work, I had to find some sort of hustle to help with the medical bills, save up some money and provide for myself.
A good friend of mine I met through xbox introduced me to the market of social media usernames, and I partnered up with him and another friend to start a joint venture of sorts. Gamers here will probably know what TwitchTV is; my friend discovered a vulnerability that allowed us to bruteforce accounts (rapidly forcing logins with a username and password list) at very high speeds. Admittedly that's kinda crossing a line because you're breaking into people's accounts and selling them but we only went after accounts that had been inactive for years. As we obtained accounts, we then changed all the security information and sold them on an online marketplace. I sold about 150-200 accounts, which ranged from $10 to $200, the average being around $40. It helped keep me busy and also taught me some valuable business knowledge. Eventually the site's staff caught on and because I was a little bit careless in masking my steps, I received most of the witchhunt that followed. An admin even threatened me with jail at some point.But it wasn't that serious as I live on the other side of the ocean and they only know my online alias. Eventually they patched the loophole in their security by accident, so I contacted the admin who threatened me and offered to provide additional security information in exchange for being allowed back on the site with an account of my choosing.
He agreed to that and added that I would also stop all account theft/sales activities, which I've upheld since then.
I then moved on to other social media platforms such as Kik, Xbox and Instagram but I don't use any blackhat tactics to acquire accounts anymore.
On IG for example I use a custom built program that rapidly scans a username list for availability. IG has a policy of resetting inactive usernames, allowing them to be created again. So essentially what I do is continuously scan a username list and if something good pops up as available, I take it. No malicious methods involved.
Still helps keep me busy on a daily basis at home and I can provide myself and help with the medical costs that come with my illness.
clearly you set out to harm no man in your designs, and all that was lost can be reclaimed, often at benefit to the victim, to whom the affected service will extend all manner of recompense.
I must, however, mention that I applaud your decision to pursue alternate endeavors.
oh, things were much different in the days of Napster, rentals and noncomputerized inventory...let the man who has obtained no video games through a means not endorsed by the retailer throw the first stone!nothing too grimey but when nba 2k first came out i loved that game but funds were hard to come by since i was in college with no job... i wanted to buy 2k1 but i couldnt afford it at the time so i rented it at blockbuster... i put my original 2k disc back in the case and kept 2k1 then called blockbuster immediately and told them they put the wrong game in the case... they said to bring it back and i could get another rental i ended up just picking up a movie instead...
another time i bought the ps3 when it first released and they didnt have the rumble controller when it first came out but it would later release a few months after... i cleaned my controller throughly and then went to walmart and bought a ps3... i took it to my car and exchanged my controller for the new rumble one i just got from walmart... i then went back into walmart like 10 minutes later and told the girl i regretted buying the ps3 and cant believe i spent that much money... she then took everything out and examined it and saw everything was OK but didnt notice the older controller... i was shook about that 1...
i loved that game counterstrike and all my friends were playing it at home or at the internet cafe... it was serious business at the time and i had to get that game to play with my friends but again i didnt have a job at the time to buy it... so i went to walmart took the game out the box and wrote the serial number on a piece of paper and then put the game back in the box and went home with my serial number... i then was able to play counterstrike because i already downloaded it online and just need to use a serial number which i got from walmart...
this 1 wasnt my fault but i also didnt say anything... i use to work at this clothing store and when i first started i missed the pay period so i had to wait for the next one to get paid... so i worked a total of 2 weeks mind you... i get my check and its 2 envelopes im thinking its 1 check for each week that i worked.... but nope i got a total of 2 checks so i got paid a months worth of work but only really worked 2 weeks... i didnt say jack
there are thankfully few sycophants in attendance for this exploration of human nature--and those who have appeared shall darken this doorstep no longer through my efforts--but I certainly appreciate the compliment.Cosmic coffee hittin dudes with that Jericho troglodyte Era vocabulary.
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Who the **** let T.I. on Niketalk
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Idk how I forgot about this. In 8th grade after school I had went and chilled with some class mates after school. It's like 20 ****** over there and they were from a different hood than me so I was lowkey nervous Cuz dudes from brightmoor n 7mile used to didn't get along. They ended up being cool and we all hooped and chilled in this one dude crib. We had a 2 liter vernors (michigan made ginger ale) passing that joint around. Dude who crib we were at Lil bro kept begging for some and they kept laughing saying no. These dudes started getting up 1 by 1 with the bottle then laughing and switching. Dude named twin whispered to me that they was pissing in the bottle and was gonna let him have it. No ********, they told him like here u can have it, homie took a swig and just started throwing up. That **** was so funny and ****** up at the same time. He started going off tho, swinging on dudes then wanted to fade me cuz he didn't know me and I was laughing. He was 2 years younger than us. Fast forward dude locked up right now I think but he was one of the most notorious ****** in detroit. They had a show on E I think, one of them first 48 type shows but it was about detroit and the whole 4 part series was about looking for him. Crazy who turn out to be who.
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Op remind me of the disregard females acquire currency meme
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Used to steal from saks fifth in HS smh yea I was one of those dudes
Everybody I hung with were kleptos/thieves
Damn looking back at it I was dumb petty I stole a amplifier and subs out of this kids trunk on HS property during lunch smh he had a Geo so it was easy dude was crushed
Stole dudes polo jackets and polos out of peoples lockers then sell them
I used to steal literally everything smh it was fun back then..if you were my friend I wouldn't touch anything u owned
**** caught up to me though luckily it wss nothing crazy
Everybody I hung with were kleptos/thieves
Damn looking back at it I was dumb petty I stole a amplifier and subs out of this kids trunk on HS property during lunch smh he had a Geo so it was easy dude was crushed
Stole dudes polo jackets and polos out of peoples lockers then sell them
I used to steal literally everything smh it was fun back then..if you were my friend I wouldn't touch anything u owned
**** caught up to me though luckily it wss nothing crazy
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Some of you understand that this is a public forum right?
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OP is really DJ Vlad
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grimiest story thread pt 2?
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U was a scumbag b. U might get banned on purpose just so u can steal our reps
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