Mar 20, 2017 06:48 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 20, 2017 06:50 PM by poisson.)
The Premium Sellers Section is riddled with titles like: "SUPER MONEY MAKING 100% AUTOPILOT", "HOW TO MAKE $2000 ON THE FIRST DAY [CUSTOMER PROOF]", and etc. This is annoying for people who are actually looking for software/programs to purchase. Like multitools, proxy scrapers, exploit builders, bots, hacks, physical goods, and so on. I think there should be a distinct separation between the two for these reason:
1) New users signing up for "hackforums.net" are more than likely going to be intrigued by software/programs that are for sale. The Premium Sellers Section might be there first stop. Seeing a wall of MONEY MAKING METHODS in all caps just represents hackforums the wrong way.
2) Creates incentive for development. Having a strong marketplace will entice development for software/development. Currently, coders are having to compete with money making methods and this is a barrier to entry.
Example: Imagine if there was a law where car salesmen could only sell cars inside grocery stores. Is that really an attractive option for both buyers and sellers?
3) Stemming off from #2, this would create a market where coders can directly compete with other coders for customers. When the market is clearly defined and competition is visible, the laws of supply and demand become valid. A perfect example of this is the Cryptography and Encryption Market.
Furthermore, these arguments/benefits can be applied to money making method sellers as well. In my opinion, these money making threads that you see are very low quality. Seems like it just boils down to whoever has the coolest thread design and how many paypal screenshots you can fit into one post.
1) New users signing up for "hackforums.net" are more than likely going to be intrigued by software/programs that are for sale. The Premium Sellers Section might be there first stop. Seeing a wall of MONEY MAKING METHODS in all caps just represents hackforums the wrong way.
2) Creates incentive for development. Having a strong marketplace will entice development for software/development. Currently, coders are having to compete with money making methods and this is a barrier to entry.
Example: Imagine if there was a law where car salesmen could only sell cars inside grocery stores. Is that really an attractive option for both buyers and sellers?
3) Stemming off from #2, this would create a market where coders can directly compete with other coders for customers. When the market is clearly defined and competition is visible, the laws of supply and demand become valid. A perfect example of this is the Cryptography and Encryption Market.
Furthermore, these arguments/benefits can be applied to money making method sellers as well. In my opinion, these money making threads that you see are very low quality. Seems like it just boils down to whoever has the coolest thread design and how many paypal screenshots you can fit into one post.


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