Hey! Nigerian yoots, na wa oh, how do people with a conscience do this to other people.

I don't support fraud
Work legit and have peace of mind

Slawomirr:
Damnnn niggar
Isoright




You know nothing about keyboarding son

What Happened to your other moniker?

habsydiamond:
Is it worth going to prison for Cybercrime is no different to assassination cos the person u dupe may end up dying cos of the loss. It's not worth it. Being Legit is the best which gives u confidence to move anytime in the presence of security agencies

U Dat has got confident to walk in peace in th presence of security pple
How E take help u ?

habsydiamond:
Is it worth going to prison for Cybercrime is no different to assassination cos the person u dupe may end up dying cos of the loss. It's not worth it. Being Legit is the best which gives u confidence to move anytime in the presence of security agencies

Depending on the hunger

Haveyoueatentod:
I don't support fraud but these people who are scammed are greedy too

You can't cheat an honest man bah
In my own opinion,I think everybody has a price!!!

Lagos2Berlin:
One of the things I have realized about scamming is that sooner or later, scammers will get caught, doesn't matter if you make yours open or disguised.

Juxtaposing the case of Hushpuppi vs Invictus Obi shows clearly that it's only a matter of time.

There are digital footprints online and if the authorities care to look enough, no scammer is immune to being caught. Forget about IP changing, forget about using aliases, forget about using decoy accounts, no transaction is fully untraceable.

I wish our youths can up their skills and start competing for remote digital jobs instead of all these. It is well with Nigeria.

True.

No perfect crime.

The only perfect crime is the one you alone is the witness and committed in your own space otherwise you will leave prints here and there.

If the Authority concern are serious, those prints can be found.

Over 200 Million down the drain!

That's why none of these Yahoo boys will ever amount to anything. Not one of them.

If he had even built shops and leased them out, it would have made more sense!

But no, their brains just can't conceive of anything meaningful beyond spending prodigiously...!

No wonder it is said that wealth is not for dullards!

Fisiryorh:
This man I see so no resemble 19yrs old oh...

then you must be young yourself. He looks 19.

Fisiryorh:
This man I see so no resemble 19yrs old oh...

He does... He even looks 18!

If you know how much a tracker gets to successfully track a fraudster, you'll realise that VPN and all those gibberish you use to cloud your identity aren't worthwhile.

Why them no dey leave low life when dey know the money is illegal

Pickmycall:
The Gmail they signed up with before getting access to their android apps will expose them.Their Google photos,media files,videos,etc are all link to their Gmail accounts.Google will be contacted to decrypt it.

The only way out is to go offline permanently.

fastseo:

There is one in a street closer to mine here who just entered the university last year. Not sure if he is up to 20. Instantly he began to leave a lavish lifestyle.

Built a house under 2 months, furnished and call for opening party and riding a car worth 6m naira.

The worst part of it is that the parents are in full support of this.

Almost all the youth now think of yahoo and ritualism

What state?

Lagos2Berlin:
One of the things I have realized about scamming is that sooner or later, scammers will get caught, doesn't matter if you make yours open or disguised.

Juxtaposing the case of Hushpuppi vs Invictus Obi shows clearly that it's only a matter of time.

There are digital footprints online and if the authorities care to look enough, no scammer is immune to being caught. Forget about IP changing, forget about using aliases, forget about using decoy accounts, no transaction is fully untraceable.

I wish our youths can up their skills and start competing for remote digital jobs instead of all these. It is well with Nigeria.

Scam is as old as time. It's a global business and illegal in nature. FTX founder is scammer yet walks free. That is scam. XRP is scam. Binance is scam. Bitcoin is scam. Ethereum is scam. All these ledgers are not backed by anything.

Even currency is scam. It's legal to scam community but illegal to scam individuals. Double standards. The planet is a scam. Thou shall not get scammed on yours.

Why is it legal to scam Africans via clever crypto deals but illegal deals and unfair trades and illegal mining yet unfair for Africans to scam oyibos.

Scam them all and send me my share.

Musty112:
All of you that glorify fraud, a day is coming when you will be informed of what you used to do. That day is not on this earth. You'll bite your fingers and say had you known you won't have associated with them as friends or indulge yourself

The way I see youth glorify fraud ( Stealing from others) is alarming. They give several excuses for doing this, and I told them if their mother had used alternative excuses to abort their pregnancy, will they be alive.

Evil will always have excuses to hide under. Many who laud them and support this evil will not there when the judgement descends.

Haveyoueatentod:
I don't support fraud but these people who are scammed are greedy too

You support fraud, be proud of stating your position on issues.

Franzinni:
He has played them for a fool!


He will go and serve 6months and come home a rich man...

See hush puppy will soon be released on good behavior.. just watch ... Latest 5 years time.


Before I go ...I have a question ... What happens to the seized good first ?

you think say Yankee na Nigeria? 5yrs ko. Better wake up

Thunder faya all fraudsters

Boys please take your dream far but don't take it too far. The young man took his dream too far! My question is in all of these, the parents saw nothing bad when he was doing it

na who dem catch be thief

Prometheus666:


Scam is as old as time. It's a global business and illegal in nature. FTX founder is scammer yet walks free. That is scam. XRP is scam. Binance is scam. Bitcoin is scam. Ethereum is scam. All these ledgers are not backed by anything.

Even currency is scam. It's legal to scam community but illegal to scam individuals. Double standards. The planet is a scam. Thou shall not get scammed on yours.

Why is it legal to scam Africans via clever crypto deals but illegal deals and unfair trades and illegal mining yet unfair for Africans to scam oyibos.

Scam them all and send me my share.

Now there's a difference between an outright scam such as dating scam, email compromise, cheque scams etc. and financial schemes like MMM, Crypto, etc.

For the outright scams, the court can easily establish that you had intention to steal money from someone all along, whereas for the financial scheme, as long as people benefitted from it, it's just a business gone bad.

So maybe if you hope to scam people in such a way, you can sit down and do the brainwork and come up with something mind-blowing. Who knows, you too could cash out like the FTX ceo.

FireUpNow:
Boys please take your dream far but don't take it too far. The young man too his dream too far!

What are you saying...

Awon eyan slawomirr

Lagos2Berlin:


Now there's a difference between an outright scam such as dating scam, email compromise, cheque scams etc. and financial schemes like MMM, Crypto, etc.

For the outright scams, the court can easily establish that you had intention to steal money from someone all along, whereas for the financial scheme, as long as people benefitted from it, it's just a business gone bad.

So maybe if you hope to scam people in such a way, you can sit down and do the brainwork and come up with something mind-blowing. Who knows, you too could cash out like the FTX ceo.

We have both agreed that all the mentioned are scam one way or the other. That is the point.

Please life is too shot to live average. Even pastors are Scammers. Choose your scam and don't judge others.

NewsTip:


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0TNLABn3F2NV66DcrzwZJPj9L6yeZEcRLkjX1NpznUvAUmA4CWUQJSfQRVLnhEcVol&id=100064596373289&mibextid=Nif5oz

What's the point scamming when you gonna get caught?

Franzinni:
He has played them for a fool!


He will go and serve 6months and come home a rich man...

See hush puppy will soon be released on good behavior.. just watch ... Latest 5 years time.


Before I go ...I have a question ... What happens to the seized good first ?

In Nigeria maybe, but not the US Federal justice system, regulated under 18 U.S.C. § 3624(b).

Here, a prisoner can be relieved of up to 54 days at the end of each year of the prisoner’s term of imprisonment, beginning at the end of the first year of the term, subject to determination by the Bureau of Prisons that, during that year, the prisoner has displayed exemplary compliance with institutional disciplinary regulations.

So, a 366 day sentence should be 319 days of normal days, and 47 days of good days. Use this formula to calculate when you will see hush as a free man again.

It's no brained,he did plus

Lagos2Berlin:
One of the things I have realized about scamming is that sooner or later, scammers will get caught, doesn't matter if you make yours open or disguised.

Juxtaposing the case of Hushpuppi vs Invictus Obi shows clearly that it's only a matter of time.

There are digital footprints online and if the authorities care to look enough, no scammer is immune to being caught. Forget about IP changing, forget about using aliases, forget about using decoy accounts, no transaction is fully untraceable.

I wish our youths can up their skills and start competing for remote digital jobs instead of all these. It is well with Nigeria.

issue is, most are not smart. if they were smart just a little more, it would be next to impossible to getting caught.

One of the steps to even being smart especially as a scammer/hacker, is keeping low profile. and thinking more than twice before doing most things.