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excuses for double dip? - marih - Sep 13, 2015
i always try to double dip someone in paypal.
it's hard to make a line for excuses. can u guys tell me some examples?
* - TNF. - Sep 13, 2015
Most people use the "I haven't received the money" excuse.
* - marih - Sep 13, 2015
(Sep 13, 2015 01:19 AM)Kid Wrote: Most people use the "I haven't received the money" excuse.
i also used that, but they said on their app they have sent the money.
* - Benni0306 - Sep 13, 2015
I haven't recieved the money will make your client upset and it's not believable at all. A method thath worked 100% of the time for me is to use an email spoofer to send your victim a fake amazon support mail. The mail should say that the transaction has been canceled due to a processing error and that the charged funds will be returned in the next 48 hours. Just tell him that you had this error before and he should try it again. You can do this 4-5 times on a single person until he gets tired of it. Let's say your pictures cost 25$. 25 x 4 =100$
Profit.
* - marih - Sep 13, 2015
(Sep 13, 2015 01:29 AM)Benni0306 Wrote: I haven't recieved the money will make your client upset and it's not believable at all. A method thath worked 100% of the time for me is to use an email spoofer to send your victim a fake amazon support mail. The mail should say that the transaction has been canceled due to a processing error and that the charged funds will be returned in the next 48 hours. Just tell him that you had this error before and he should try it again. You can do this 4-5 times on a single person until he gets tired of it. Let's say your pictures cost 25$. 25 x 4 =100$
Profit.
what the.. i didn't think about this.
Thanks Guy. Horny guy can be easily tricked
* - Kelsaa - Sep 13, 2015
(Sep 13, 2015 01:29 AM)Benni0306 Wrote: I haven't recieved the money will make your client upset and it's not believable at all. A method thath worked 100% of the time for me is to use an email spoofer to send your victim a fake amazon support mail. The mail should say that the transaction has been canceled due to a processing error and that the charged funds will be returned in the next 48 hours. Just tell him that you had this error before and he should try it again. You can do this 4-5 times on a single person until he gets tired of it. Let's say your pictures cost 25$. 25 x 4 =100$
Profit.
You got to use all that money really quick before he chargebacks, so you gotta keep him happy for that period of time.