Are bank/credit scams the new CRACK game?

In Detroit we call em swipers. Happened to me but I pulled all my cash out the bank 10 minutes before it happened, then my bank called me and asked was I trying to spend 200 at Kroger's.
 
There are so many points of entry its ridiculous.

The most popular way are card skimmers. They're essentially just a device that skims the magnetic data from your card and saves it so that a scammer can load the same information on a blank card and make a copy of yours. I've seen skimmers that are small enough to fit inside of an ATM card slot. Very difficult to spot and almost impossible to stop.

The second way is stealing card info after its been used for a transaction, likely from the inside of an organization. This is what happened to Target.

Third way is the old fashion way, copying the info down. This can be done with cameras and specially trained birds, like crows (no lie).

They make devices that exploit those "tap to pay" cards as well...someone bumps into you and next thing you know you're buying bottles at Mansion :lol:

Its real out here. Tips to avoid becoming a victim:

1. Never use outdoor ATMs. Yes, this defeats the purpose of the convenience factor, but it beats that call to the Fraud Department.

2. Pry and try to shift the card reader and pinpad when you absolutely have to use an outdoor ATM. I've found a rogue pin pad this way.

3. Only use your card on private internet connections. Never on public WiFi. Starbucks, libraries, work, etc are all public.

4. Keep your card in a specialized case that prevents tap to pay theft. Not the best solution, but better than nothing.

5. Make smart choices and never let your card out of your sight. Even at restaurants, which is where a lot of card skimming happens by employees.

Should go without saying but also:

USE SECURE PASSWORDS FOR EVERYTHING. ESPECIALLY YOUR BANK IF YOU USE ONLINE BANKING.

Never save your card or payment info for auto fill on website forms.

If you are a repeat victim, look into getting a new SSN.

Hope this helps.

Sounds like camrons movie percentage
 
How else are you gonna get liquid doing these scams without connects in the bank?

Forging checks in 2014? :lol:

Bitcoin. Buying and selling precious materials (metal, jewelry, hell Jordan brand shoes.) 2 for 1 outside your favorite shopping mall.

Its very easy to convert stolen financial information into cash. Very, very easy. Especially if you're not selling individual cards, but databases of information.

Sounds like camrons movie percentage

That's because Percentage is about these scams. Percentage is accurate about skimming cards in the same way Paid in Full is accurate about selling drugs. Its glorified in the movie, but the basic concepts and routines are pretty spot on.

The hardest part is gathering the necessary hardware (card programmer, card stamper.) After that, its only a matter of programming the card and swiping it at your discretion. Oh, and not getting caught.
 
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How else are you gonna get liquid doing these scams without connects in the bank?

Forging checks in 2014?
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There's plenty of ways...

Buying and reselling items like Macbooks as someone mentioned above is one way.

You can also move the money through cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, which is pretty much untraceable and unregulated.
 
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It's amazing how a lot of these fools out here doing this **** are smart enough to pull off a scam, but can't hold down a job.
 
It's amazing how a lot of these fools out here doing this **** are smart enough to pull off a scam, but can't hold down a job.

They rather take the risk of possibly doing time than going out & actually working

A 9 to 5 is "lame" to most of the ppl i know doing it

A chick asked me if i'm trying to make 1500, said all she needed was my debit card :smh:

Had me actually thinking about it for a sec :lol:
 
Today's youth. Got caviar taste, but only want to put in sardine level work.

These kids kill me. Have no work experience, no trade or craft, nothing marketable about them, no education, no motivation for anything worthwhile, and they are upset that they can't get a job that pays more than $8 an hour.
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This deserves endless reps. Sums up my generation as a whole. Everybody wants to live like these young rappers that are millionaires by the age of 25 and they get jealous. They sit and complain about "man I wish I had their life they just got lucky, why am I not rich?". Meanwhile they are making less than $10/hr and doing nothing to change it.
 
these dudes doing something, see it on IG and Facebook asking for bank cards to "cash checks" and they promise you like $500 and stuff like that.

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they pushing this stuff hard. i dont know what goes on but dudes are robbing/stealing money some how
 
Dudes are bold enough to get on social media, and talk about this?

Darwinism at its finest...
 
What's with people on social media sites asking "if you want to make extra money and have XXXX bank hit me up"?

Its a scam.

In Chicago its called cracking cards:




The crime is simple: the scammers put stolen or counterfeit checks in bank accounts belonging to other people. They borrow the cardholder’s debit card and PIN number to withdraw money from the account before the bank learns the check was fake.

The cardholders are recruited through ads placed on Facebook, YouTube and other social media networks. Sometimes, the schemers even go to college campuses to recruit the account holders in person.

Their pitch: Let us put money in your bank, and we’ll give you a cut.

Often, though, the schemers give the account holders nothing. And the account holders are left dealing with the police and the bank when the checks are revealed as fakes.

http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/...-atm-scam-that-rappers-celebrate-in-song.html

Someone was asking if this is the new crack game. I will say that a lot of dudes down here who use to sell drugs now mainly make their money via credit card fraud and similar schemes.
 
I used to work in bank fraud. It is too easy to rip banks off. 6 years ago, I would've been on the other side of it pulling in thousands. ( Im on my high moral ****. Praise God)
We used to get took for thousands at a time, but I just did my job tho. Aint feel too bad for em cus banks are an even bigger scam.
 
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I stopped using my card to swipe at gas stations once dudes in my hood told me to stop cause they had machines at the gas stations, same thing with the ATMs at the corner stores. Scammers work with the owners and they get a percentage. Like someone said dudes out here really living a movie, once I see dudes wearing joggers with leather parts, leather shorts and shirts or sleeveless hoodys I know they scammers especially in Brooklyn and Queens
 
Get a job. Go to technical school and learn a craft. Hell, join the military! There are many honest route you can go to earn money where you don't have to worry about if today will be the day you get caught or worst - get touched up.

Kids these days.

Yep. Don't know if my cousin still does this, but he was left for dead by his crew when they ran up in his crib. They didn't report it to the police because the possibility of jail time over the scamming.
 
I stopped using my card to swipe at gas stations once dudes in my hood told me to stop cause they had machines at the gas stations, same thing with the ATMs at the corner stores. Scammers work with the owners and they get a percentage. Like someone said dudes out here really living a movie, once I see dudes wearing joggers with leather parts, leather shorts and shirts or sleeveless hoodys I know they scammers especially in Brooklyn and Queens

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you not lyin though :lol:

some of it is just gift cards though...not everyone is pulling in cash...they get gift cards and buy up the store and front on line


some girls from NY got caught up on some island a few years back for it...they are doing/facing serious time all for some CL's and Chanel bags

i know ya'll hate lipstick alley but there's about 13/14 threads on NY scammers and their drama...each one continuing from the last one that got locked cuz it was so long :lol:
 
:lol: homie said once I see that leather joggers zara fit it's automatically scammers, lol that's true but that's the low grade scammers, the real card dudes are taking trips and sleeping in balmains because it's nothing to them.
 
:lol: @ dudes asking to get put on.

The best way to avoid this is to not use your card in any stores.. That "little black box" is EVERYWHERE. Use cash unless you absolutely have to use your card inside of a store
 
Story time... og nters probably remember tinfoil/thousandaire and his lavish lifestyle. 19 with day hemisphere and drop top 650. Dude was the first dude in my city doing the card ****. Son stayed with stacks of money and high end designer ****. Of course he got exposed here and wasn't really him, but the dude he was portraying was the guy. Son was cupcake soft tho, known for getting robbed and slapped up but nonetheless a smart dude. Always was first on the newest hustle/scams and knee How to talk his way in some money. Not too long ago he got exposed on ig. by his ex, she went thru his phone and seen he was paying for male escorts on Craigslist lmao
 
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It not really a new game this has been occurring since the cards were created but now with the new technology it's a little easier to get this information. The one that's gets people at the bank I used to at was fake emails from the bank asking for there information. And also automated calls stating that they were MasterCard and they needed your card number and PIN
 
 
...once I see dudes wearing joggers with leather parts, leather shorts and shirts or sleeveless hoodys I know they scammers especially in Brooklyn and Queens
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i waana do this so badly
yal on that high moral ground ish and im out here starvin
my boy was suppose to take me up to ny to do it but flaked on me
i heard youngin be getting bodied out there hard body over this credit card thing
im down for it, someone hit my pm

You read my mind 
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Alot of people claim they aren't out here scamming, but they are on IG everyday talking about if you are 18+ with a valid ID I can help you make $500 
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Dudes in here legitimately asking how to engage in carding (the term used for credit card scams etc). :smh:
Disgusting

Today's youth. Got caviar taste, but only want to put in sardine level work.

These kids kill me. Have no work experience, no trade or craft, nothing marketable about them, no education, no motivation for anything worthwhile, and they are upset that they can't get a job that pays more than $8 an hour. :smh::smh::smh:
Wanna dress like their favorite rapper and shine like meek, but are content with just a hs education.
McDonald's employees asking for $15 an hour now. McDonald's said fu we're gonna have kiosks to do your job, at a fraction of the cost
 
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