SUPPORT: realmafia6

(Jul 29, 2016 08:11 AM)Jalen Wrote:  I was given a vouch copy and I would say most of the information in the eBook is common sense.

But on the other hand, THIS IS A GREAT eBOOK if you're newer and not sure how to be the most secure online, this is the perfect ebook for you.

(Jul 29, 2016 11:00 AM)Aecy Wrote:  I dont know that much about securing accounts so I decided to purchase this.. Just because its too cheap.

I have pretty semi-og account and I really wanna secure it and this eBook gave me so much information. Its really noob-friendly and good for beginners like me.

I suggest everyone to get this eBook so you can actually protect your accounts only for like 3,99$ which is really cheap in my opinion.

OP is really friendly and helped me a lot :) I vouch.

(Jul 30, 2016 03:21 AM)Gary. Wrote:  I've received a vouch copy and I can say this is pretty easy to understand, even someone with a low IQ could understand about this.

I, Gary. Vouch this method.

Don't be afraid to purchase :)

(Jul 30, 2016 04:19 AM)Ecco2kk Wrote:  My first purchase on HF, helpful little Ebook with some nice features for a nooby like me ;)

Would recommend to anyone who needs some starting guidance in being secure, I learnt some helpful stuff.

RealMafia was very nice to me on skype as well, solid support and helpful.

(Jul 31, 2016 01:55 AM)Manipulate Wrote:  Vouch for RealMafia!

Don't hesitate to buy.

(Aug 3, 2016 04:01 PM)★ TAQ ★ Wrote:  After receiving and reviewing this eBook, it was useful for an avid internet user such as myself, vouch.

(Aug 7, 2016 08:42 AM)Minimalist Wrote:  Hey, this is my review of RealMafia's product: [$3.99]($3.99) [DON'T LOSE YOUR OG ACCOUNTS] =>>SECURE YOUR ONLINE ACCOUNTS<<= [VOUCHED] [+], as requested in this thread.

Initial thoughts: This eBook is written and formatted neatly but, to be frank, more images could have gone along with the paragraphs of text to keep buyers engaged. The seller could have also included obscure methods to secure purchased accounts, as they would increase the value of the eBook. I'll be transparent with what this product is: a guide to securing your online accounts, and nothing more (not much to do with social media).

Method review: Public information can be accurate information. This can come in handy for people who aren't unrealistically informed about the dangers of the Internet. This guide includes topics that are unknown to most people, such as exploits, malware, and more. I'd say that this eBook is worth the price that the seller is asking for it.

Bottom lines (general):

• Public products do not point to a non-working product.
  
• I have tested this product and I can verify the seller's claims.
  
• This review reflects Minimalist's thoughts.
  

(Aug 7, 2016 09:48 AM)Travis Bickle Wrote:  Just read through this and it was a clean, simple read.

Much of the content you might already know, but it does contain some useful points and methods. The price is also very fair and cheap - so don't expect some insane private methods. But if you are starting out, I can recommend this because of the simple layout and price along with support if you need it. GLWS OP.

(Aug 27, 2016 01:05 AM)Clegane Wrote:  Vouch for this dude, seen this before and it works really well

(Jul 28, 2016 01:54 PM)John Watson Wrote:  Here's how you can do that for free:

1. Choose a long password that include letters, numbers and symbols. Use a generator here: https://lastpass.com/generatepassword.php
2. If 2FA (2-factor Authentication) is available, use it. This will ensure no one without access to your phone will be able to get into your account.
3. If you feel like you can't remember a long password, use LastPass which saves and encrypts all your passwords. You can use a single master password every time you want LastPass to fill in the username/password for whatever site you are browsing. If you have iPhone 5S or higher then Touch ID can provide an extra layer of security.
4. Never write down your password on a piece of paper and never share it with anyone online or use it as username in 3rd party sites.

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OP.. why sell it for $5? I mean, you are teaching people something that is publicly available and requires a little bit of common sense.
I am pretty sure that people who look for "HackForums" know what 2FA means and realise how strong their password is/can be.

(Jul 28, 2016 01:58 PM)RealMafia Wrote:  Hello, thank you for you reply. My e-book contains a lot of other steps, that most of the people don't know. Not every e-book is the same. E-books are never similar. 🤝

(Jul 28, 2016 02:06 PM)John Watson Wrote:  I have been in Internet Marketing for well over 7 years and I am a Business & Computer Science major. I can tell you from my experience that there are e-Books that similar and in some cases the very same (we had Travis do that last week) and all someone has to do is just follow the steps I mentioned above in order to secure their accounts.

I am not talking about businessmen who have tons of money on various bank accounts because they have their own security experts. The "someone" I am talking about is just a regular folk like you and me.

But please, don't charge people $5 for information publicly available. I'd give it a pass if it was on some general forum with people aged over 30-35 years but selling general account security tips on a place called "HackForums" is meaningless. Just close the thread and come up with something unique.

I would personally pay $5 if you made a 3-5 minutes educational video on how to protect/secure your online accounts. But paying $5 for an eBook that tells most of people something they know, nope.

(Jul 28, 2016 02:06 PM)John Watson Wrote:  I have been in Internet Marketing for well over 7 years and I am a Business & Computer Science major. I can tell you from my experience that there are e-Books that similar and in some cases the very same (we had Travis do that last week) and all someone has to do is just follow the steps I mentioned above in order to secure their accounts.

I am not talking about businessmen who have tons of money on various bank accounts because they have their own security experts. The "someone" I am talking about is just a regular folk like you and me.

But please, don't charge people $5 for information publicly available. I'd give it a pass if it was on some general forum with people aged over 30-35 years but selling general account security tips on a place called "HackForums" is meaningless. Just close the thread and come up with something unique.

I would personally pay $5 if you made a 3-5 minutes educational video on how to protect/secure your online accounts. But paying $5 for an eBook that tells most of people something they know, nope.

(Jul 28, 2016 02:39 PM)Akzius Wrote:  Haven't seen the product itself, however I can vouch for Realmafia, he's a great guy.

(Jul 28, 2016 03:44 PM)ℛoot Wrote:  "John Watson" Stop trashing seals!
The guy offered you a vouch copy of the ebook take it and then if you don't like it live a review.
Without seeing the content don't just guess. Thanks 🤝

(Jul 28, 2016 04:30 PM)Akzius Wrote:  While I can't deny that you've listed a couple essential steps to keep accounts secure in your previous post, I can say that there are plenty more steps to follow in order to stay completely secure.
Steps that most people have no idea about such as:

- Recent exploits (Tmobile)
- RAT's (PC & Mobile)
- Social Engineering
- Leakedsource, DB Dumps & SQL Attacks

I'm not sure whether op included the above info in his E-Book & how to avoid being a victim of them or not, however I do think $5.00 is worth spending to learn some new tips.
Also, I understand your lack of trust among E-Books because they're usually shit and I can help but agree. But once again, keep in mind that not everyone has "... been in Internet Marketing for well over 7 years and I am a Business & Computer Science major."

If you have a problem with that then please remember that no one is forcing you to buy it, so please stop sales trashing. Thanks.

(Jul 29, 2016 08:11 AM)Jalen Wrote:  I was given a vouch copy and I would say most of the information in the eBook is common sense.

But on the other hand, THIS IS A GREAT eBOOK if you're newer and not sure how to be the most secure online, this is the perfect ebook for you.

(Jul 29, 2016 11:00 AM)Aecy Wrote:  I dont know that much about securing accounts so I decided to purchase this.. Just because its too cheap.

I have pretty semi-og account and I really wanna secure it and this eBook gave me so much information. Its really noob-friendly and good for beginners like me.

I suggest everyone to get this eBook so you can actually protect your accounts only for like 3,99$ which is really cheap in my opinion.

OP is really friendly and helped me a lot :) I vouch.