[SCAM] MSN Messanger Scam

[Krip]

Greetings, and thanks for checking out my scam! You need to be very creative and be able to scam as this will just assist you.
*Not recommended for new scammers.*

1. To start off, we will need to go to markeedragon and find some WoW sellers/traders:

EU Sell/Trade:

http://www.markeedragon.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/postlist/Board/70/page/1

US Trade:

http://www.markeedragon.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/postlist/Board/69/page/1

US Sell:

http://www.markeedragon.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/postlist/Board/73/page/1

2. Once you have visited one of the URLs start checking out the threads. Open up a new text file (on notepad or such) and make a list of all the sellers that have an MSN messanger account that they want buyers to contact them by.

3. Once your list is big enough, it's time for the next step. You need to trick the sellers that you are a blizzard employee. How can this be achieved? Simply! You need to make your MSN hotmail look like a blizzard staff members.

To do this first visit:

https://signup.live.com/hmnewuser.aspx?ru=http://get.live.com/getlive/congratulations&rx=http://get.live.com/getlive/overview&hm=1&ns=1&mkt=en-us&ts=3663314&sh=pdaj&rollrs=04&lic=1

Then you need to put this in your address bar (Where you type in the websites):

javascript:function r(q){} function s(q){e[q] = new Option(a[q],a[q])}; r(e = document.getElementById("idomain").options);r(d="mmowned.com");r(a = new Array("blizzard.com","worldofwarcraft.com","wow-europe.com")); for (i=0;i<a.length;i++){ s(i ) }alert("Successful! WoW Staff Domains added. - Krip");

Code brought to me by blackbay.org - I just edited it for blizzard emails.
Alright, now just create the MSN account and your ready to scam!

4. If you haven't already, download MSN messanger.

Download:

http://get.live.com/messenger/overview

Now, Add all of the emails you have on your list. You will need to wait until they accept you to friends. Hopefully they will decide to do so, if not send them an email using one of the other scams to have them add you.

5. Once the user has added them you will need to act like a Blizzard employee and get the password out of them.

MORE:

Another handy program for MSN is Messenger Live Discovery. Your anti virus may pick it up as a virus because:

It's because of the way it is hooking into Messenger searching for "hidden text" in the same way that keyloggers do looking for your keystrokes, but MessengerDiscovery is looking for people who opens a conversation window with you and other features like that.

- Directly quoted from a moderator on there forums.
This program allows you to impersonate people and much more. This can be very handy if you are having group conversations and such. Be creative with it.

Download:

http://live.msgdiscovery.com/

More Information:

http://live.msgdiscovery.com/community.php

[Zyztem]

isnt this more a hack than a scam lol? but i dunno

[Dreadvizzle]

isnt this more a hack than a scam lol? but i dunno

no?

+Rep for the OP btw

[theomi]

the script is epic (rep if i could)

[Piersd]

the script is epic (rep if i could)

you can (1 rep power)

[Persian]

Good idea and well explained, but won't work. it CLEARLY says on bliz websites that blizzard will NEVER EVER NEVER ask you for your account info. but still, its a greatly written scam. +rep

[fatmanpaddy]

dude, so well thought out! +rep.

[Krazyglue]

ummm if it was an accident than nice job, but if it wasn't than this is a repost...

[Krip]

Not a repost.
*Updated because people did not know what a 'address bar' was
Critism is appreciated as this is my first scamming tutorial.

[shadowbladex]

You copied the code from a thread long ago.. nice

[Krip]

You copied the code from a thread long ago.. nice

Nope, I got that script from blackbay.org and added it for Blizzard domains.

[Y R U A NUB ?]

Good effort. But it's a big repost most of it.

[EatUrBrains]

Not bad nice +Rep x2

[Krip]

Not bad nice +Rep x2

Thanks for the rep, it's appreciated man.

[Inquality]

Anyone who remotely have a brain will not fall for this, well written though.