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    MaxiPads's Avatar Active Member
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    Need Chinese Scammer AIM

    Need a Chinese scammer who will Pay Via PayPal and then reverse the funds (:


    Post their aim ty.

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    MaxiPads's Avatar Active Member
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    Bump.. Anyone got one??

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    Wont work like this they will never pay if you add them plus they chnage there aims and msn very often, none of them even bother paying anymore they just do the battle.net scam and btw you do know that they phish ppls paypals and steal there money, so when u scam them your basically stealing other ppls money which isnt very nice. (I found this out when i tried the scam)

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    Originally Posted by jeremy08 View Post
    and btw you do know that they phish ppls paypals and steal there money, so when u scam them your basically stealing other ppls money which isnt very nice. (I found this out when i tried the scam)
    About 2 years ago, I had this "ingenious idea!" about pretending to sell cheap WoW gold to people via PayPal, then using the PayPal funds to order things from chinese farmer websites who boasted quick delivery. Only chinese people contacted me on MSN (no surprise there), but they all used stolen PayPal accounts.

    As it turns out.. Once you've paid those chinese websites with the stolen money in your PayPal balance - and the poor sucker who had their PayPal hacked issues a claim - the funds are then unrecoverable, so they get nothing back.

    My Fake PayPal balance did go -$300, or however much I took; so I actually thought those poor guys were getting their money back. ><;

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    Yeah scamming has it consequences. Poor idiots who get phished lol

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    lol..... chinese scammer
    gotta kinda feel bad for the people who lose thier paypals to those chinq bastards though =/
    unless thier stupid enough to do something like... oh idk, send gamecards to a "live.com" email adress thinking it's a blizzard code-gen
    Last edited by chaosrde; 08-23-2009 at 12:40 AM.

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