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An uber member is still same as a regular member...

(Oct 3, 2010 02:58 PM)Minnesota Nice Wrote:  I love your attitude, but my hair is so much better.

Ub3rs are actually not regular members, they paid to be on the site they wont do anything stupid to get a perma where as a fresh new member could sign up and try to infect members with no consequences (sorta)

They will do it if it earns themselves $200 or more...

This thread i more towards to the marketing rather than infecting.

(Oct 3, 2010 03:00 PM)Quiet. Wrote:  Rep obviously isn't easy to get; just look at you.

Look at my first page of the reputation, in one week I earned like 9 reps so easily.. And I am only a normal member.
(Oct 3, 2010 02:58 PM)Minnesota Nice Wrote:  I love your attitude, but my hair is so much better.

Ub3rs are actually not regular members, they paid to be on the site they wont do anything stupid to get a perma where as a fresh new member could sign up and try to infect members with no consequences (sorta)

they can scam using a proxy then pay 30$ or 15 for 1337 and scam again.... whats so hard about that??

you cant trust anyone online.. its simple as that. money makes people do bad things.. everyone will do anything for alot of money :)
I'm trusted to you know.
(Oct 3, 2010 03:01 PM)NaDe Wrote:  I disagree that ub3r members and regular members are the same.
Except for the fact of having to pay $30 and be chosen by omniscient, ub3rs are usually trusted.
There are always going to be the exceptions, I mean think about it... With all the members on this site of course there will be those 100-150 untrusted ub3r members but there are very few if any regular members I would trust with $200.
You know you would trust me with 200 dollars.
(Oct 3, 2010 03:01 PM)#OccupyHackForums Wrote:  They will do it if it earns themselves $200 or more...

This thread i more towards to the marketing rather than infecting.

(Oct 3, 2010 03:00 PM)Quiet. Wrote:  Rep obviously isn't easy to get; just look at you.
Look at my first page of the reputation, in one week I earned like 9 reps so easily.. And I am only a normal member.

Yes, and then you seemed to have a problem getting any more.
(Oct 3, 2010 03:01 PM)NaDe Wrote:  I disagree that ub3r members and regular members are the same.
Except for the fact of having to pay $30 and be chosen by omniscient, ub3rs are usually trusted.
There are always going to be the exceptions, I mean think about it... With all the members on this site of course there will be those 100-150 untrusted ub3r members but there are very few if any regular members I would trust with $200.

But which ones do we know to trust? Do we trust by their reputation/posts? Which ubers do we know not to trust? We don't know that. Out of those 150-200 ubers, at least 100 of them will have good reps and posts.

If we can't identify which ubers to trust or not trust, isn't it better just not to trust all of them since there is a risk of getting scammed?
Well I guess you do have a point, but I feel like post count is also some what of a way of trust, a high post count ub3r is more trustworthy than a lower one. Say one with 6,000 or one with 10. I dunno, I just wouldn't want to waste all my time posting and contributing to get banned
One of your old threads is this

(Sep 27, 2010 07:01 PM)india220 Wrote:  I made like so much money SE'ing in craigslist.

1) Make a advertise post in craigslist saying your are selling Xbox Live 12 month codes. for $25. Online

2) Somewhere in the post mention that you are OUT OF STATE and SOLD ONLINE VIA PAYPAL.

3) You'll start getting couple of ppls interested on it. Go through it and say send the money as gift..A lot of them do cuz they don't know what happens if you send as gift..

4) Ignore that person. He ain't getting his money. You got $25.

Made $375 doing this in a month.. had actually $450 but 3 of them were sent as regular payment so they chargebacked..
Typical scammer.
(Oct 3, 2010 03:07 PM)Minnesota Nice Wrote:  Well I guess you do have a point, but I feel like post count is also some what of a way of trust, a high post count ub3r is more trustworthy than a lower one. Say one with 6,000 or one with 10. I dunno, I just wouldn't want to waste all my time posting and contributing to get banned

Some one if they gets $200. I mean, that's a lot of money!
But I have rarely seen any uber with that much post count selling something over $200...

(Oct 3, 2010 03:09 PM)Violence Wrote:  One of your old threads is this
Typical scammer.

And your point..? How is this thread scamming.? it's more like a advice/discussion..
(Oct 3, 2010 03:06 PM)#OccupyHackForums Wrote:  But which ones do we know to trust? Do we trust by their reputation/posts? Which ubers do we know not to trust? We don't know that. Out of those 150-200 ubers, at least 100 of them will have good reps and posts.

If we can't identify which ubers to trust or not trust, isn't it better just not to trust all of them since there is a risk of getting scammed?

I know this will sound stupid and everyone will be like rep means nothing but I have yet to see a legit scam report against anyone with 400+ rep.

Always use caution and look for the little signs, ask tons of questions etc.
i see this shit all the time, here are a couple of methods i use to make sure the seller and the buyer dont get scammed.

1) NEVER NEVER NEVER EVER SEND AS PAYPAL GIFT!!
2) if the purchase is more then 25$ get to know the buyer, try to get some backround knowlage about him. use yout gut feeling to deciede if you personally trust him/her.
3) use a TRUSTED middle man if you need.
4) look on other forums to see if he has any previous scam reports.
5) dont go first unless the person has decent ammount of vouches
6)DONT GO BY REPUTATION, people do Rep for Rep with friends all the time,
7) look at the rep and see if any of them say things like "good transaction" and stuff along those lines
8)make sure the seller has 100% proof of the item, not stolen or carded.
9) if your a buyer and your afraid of them doing a chargeback, hold payment up to 24-48hrs
10) lastly, Ub3r,L33t and normal members are all equal. just Ub3r and L33t means they have the money to upgrade, and omni accepted them to be ub3r.

i use these 10 steps in all transactions, doesnt matter on the item or price.

Hope this helped :)
(Oct 3, 2010 03:09 PM)#OccupyHackForums Wrote:  And your point..? How is this thread scamming.? it's more like a advice/discussion..
How is it not scamming. You basically take money and block them. Good job.
(Oct 3, 2010 03:12 PM)Violence Wrote:  How is it not scamming. You basically take money and block them. Good job.

umm.. why we talking about that topic in this thread?..
This is a fact of U63R members- they have more experience, period. That is why you cannot just pay to be U63R like you can to be L337. You have to be accepted. There might be someone who is U63R that might be a scamming asshole, but that gives you no reason to stereotype the U63R users of this website. I am not trying to kiss anyone's ass here, everything I have said is true.
Do not trust anyone on HackForums, simple as it is.
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