This is his thread:
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=731285
This is the way it works (I wish I had saved my MSN conversation with him).
1. You PM him.
2. He asks you if you are from the US.
3. When you say yes he says: "Then give me the screen name of the messenger you use.. I will hook you up brother!!"
4. Ok so I PM him an MSN address.
5. He first says: "I added you through yahoo messenger as elpresidente___..."
Then I get another PM: "sorry.. i actually added you through msn.. dmncn___@netscape.net... Sign onto your msn messenger... I am online"
6. Ok so I add him to MSN and he tells me to type in my browser "camqueens.info", this site automatically redirects you to:
http://imlive.com/live-sex-chats/cam-girls/
7. He tells me to register using an e-mail that is not Yahoo or Hotmail because of their spam filters (I have no idea if they have stricter filter), he recommends G-mail because he says e-mails go right through, he then tells me to check Spam. I give him G-mail address and an email gets delivered straight into my Spam Folder. It has a link to authenticate the account you just created. To create this account you only need to give e-mail, choose username and password. So you log-in.
8. He tells you to click on "Buy ImLive Credit" on the upper right corner and this page comes up...
He then asked me what were my options, I told him. He told me to click on "25 ImLive Credits for $25" and this page comes up:
You can clearly see where it says "Payment Amount: $25.00 USD".
He then tells me to fill out all my info (name, address and such) and that he was gonna go look for a gift card number for me to use. And let him know as soon as I was done filling in the info so that he could give me the gift card number.
I stopped here cause I didn't want any stolen credit cards numbers that could be traced back to me. I logged off MSN, reported the post to the mods, without giving them much details, just that I thought he was running a scam.
I was expecting just a PM with a username and password, as simple as that. But all this sketchy shit... come on
I am not 100% sure the site is a scam, but what this guy is doing just doesn't feel right to me. Why would he be going through so much trouble just to give out access to a site, why would he recommend to use G-mail and check in Spam box, maybe because his emails have been reported before, most of the posters promoting him are people with very few posts, why would he only want people from the US using this cards (if your card registers any activity in a foreign country you usually get notified) and he keeps bumping his thread. While he was giving me instructions I was doing other things on the computer so sometimes it took me longer than usual to reply to the MSN chat, so he would ask "are you done?, are you ready?, etc". I always felt he had too much interest in getting this done.
I had a bad filling through the whole thing. And it makes sense, he has other people register using their info, from a different IP than his, probably easier to get away with and harder to trace. I the actual site is not involved, I guess he could be making a commission after you go through his skin "camqueens.info".
Maybe the other veteran posters in this thread can tell how they did this.
I wanna clarify something. He does not ask you to put in your Credit Card info, he wants to give you a number to use, what he calls "Gift Card", I assume to make it less suspicious.
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=731285
This is the way it works (I wish I had saved my MSN conversation with him).
1. You PM him.
2. He asks you if you are from the US.
3. When you say yes he says: "Then give me the screen name of the messenger you use.. I will hook you up brother!!"
4. Ok so I PM him an MSN address.
5. He first says: "I added you through yahoo messenger as elpresidente___..."
Then I get another PM: "sorry.. i actually added you through msn.. dmncn___@netscape.net... Sign onto your msn messenger... I am online"
6. Ok so I add him to MSN and he tells me to type in my browser "camqueens.info", this site automatically redirects you to:
http://imlive.com/live-sex-chats/cam-girls/
7. He tells me to register using an e-mail that is not Yahoo or Hotmail because of their spam filters (I have no idea if they have stricter filter), he recommends G-mail because he says e-mails go right through, he then tells me to check Spam. I give him G-mail address and an email gets delivered straight into my Spam Folder. It has a link to authenticate the account you just created. To create this account you only need to give e-mail, choose username and password. So you log-in.
8. He tells you to click on "Buy ImLive Credit" on the upper right corner and this page comes up...
He then asked me what were my options, I told him. He told me to click on "25 ImLive Credits for $25" and this page comes up:
You can clearly see where it says "Payment Amount: $25.00 USD".
He then tells me to fill out all my info (name, address and such) and that he was gonna go look for a gift card number for me to use. And let him know as soon as I was done filling in the info so that he could give me the gift card number.
I stopped here cause I didn't want any stolen credit cards numbers that could be traced back to me. I logged off MSN, reported the post to the mods, without giving them much details, just that I thought he was running a scam.
I was expecting just a PM with a username and password, as simple as that. But all this sketchy shit... come on
I am not 100% sure the site is a scam, but what this guy is doing just doesn't feel right to me. Why would he be going through so much trouble just to give out access to a site, why would he recommend to use G-mail and check in Spam box, maybe because his emails have been reported before, most of the posters promoting him are people with very few posts, why would he only want people from the US using this cards (if your card registers any activity in a foreign country you usually get notified) and he keeps bumping his thread. While he was giving me instructions I was doing other things on the computer so sometimes it took me longer than usual to reply to the MSN chat, so he would ask "are you done?, are you ready?, etc". I always felt he had too much interest in getting this done.
I had a bad filling through the whole thing. And it makes sense, he has other people register using their info, from a different IP than his, probably easier to get away with and harder to trace. I the actual site is not involved, I guess he could be making a commission after you go through his skin "camqueens.info".
Maybe the other veteran posters in this thread can tell how they did this.
I wanna clarify something. He does not ask you to put in your Credit Card info, he wants to give you a number to use, what he calls "Gift Card", I assume to make it less suspicious.