Facebook hack service smells fishy

For four years?

If facebook opened to all users on Sept 26 2006 how can they have been doing this for four years? Unless they were hacking the old high school/college version. Which they weren't, as this is such a scam :D

don't tell me ...

.....that Moscow registered domain, wouldn't be hosted on a "bulletproof" host, and connected to the dreaded RBN ?

Had grief from those guys before, trying to infest a friends forum to distribute keyloggers.....Fail, thankfully.

Western Union

During the day, they promise to hack facebook accounts for $100 by Western Union. At night, they glam-up the Russian bride websites promising they'll come love you long time if you'll only send them $2,500-$5,000 by Western Union, and they PROMISE to pay it back. It's just a loan. Yeah, right.

Might as well help Colonel Mtumbo's widow get the $24,000,000 out of Nigeria, at least then I'd get half...

Hmm

I remember a similar scam involving a service claiming to be able to hack other people's AOL accounts; you just had to provide the hackers with your screen name, password and the screen name of the intended victim.

There's a saying they use from time to time in The Big Blue Room: "Nobody would ever be stupid enough to fall for that."

It obviously doesn't apply on the Internet.

$100

For $100 I would let them have my password!

Don't tell them

Anybody who contracts to hack somebody else's facebook account is clearly up to no good and deserves anything they get.

Yup, a scam

A sociopath I knew paid $250 to some Turkish kids that offered him MSN and Facebook password hacks for his ex-wifes accounts. He told me the story and how upset he was to be taken advantage of, I burst out laughing then called him a tool.

@ Jeremy 3

They paid via Western Union, so no, not giving Mr Nasty their credit Card details.

Oepsy

Wonderful!

Scum feeding of the bottom feeders in the great internet chain!

Gotta love what the internet has become haven't you?

Scam

There has been for years videos on youtube explaining how to find the password of another user. Every time, the method necessitated sending your own login and password to some weird e-mail address purported to be an official Blizzard account (say, wow-password-recovery@hotmail.com).

Ha, just found another one. The guy says he has found a way to generate codes for gamecards from unused codes. So just send him the code of a unused gamecard, and he'll send you back plenty of other codes that will work. He'll get right up to it, yessir!

Facebook and fools...

What's the difference?