CrdForum.com is a SCAM!! Do not trust!

I fell for this giant scam over at crdforum.com. They had so many reviews with a fake escrow service. I wanted to buy a WesternUnion transfer, and as soon as i sent the money, i was ignored from emails, and the "escrow" never responded.


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[31 Points] ForLol_Serious:

so you were trying to steal but someone stole from you? Instant Justice.


[12 Points] None:

They stole from you. How does that feel? Thief pissed off a thief stole from them. You take ignorance to a whole new level.


[8 Points] BFCDNM:

What a complete moron to fall for that and doing it in the first place. Go fuck yourself faggot


[6 Points] shaunafrost6969:

I'm glad you got fucked.


[5 Points] jjcooli0h:

FBI Internet & Fraud Scam Watch Unit  
CASE NO: 2610351-0001, USA
USER:      /u/halfinchpunisher  

 

Kind Attention:

Dear Mr. Hal Finch Sir,

We believe that this urgent notification meets you in a very good state of mind and health.

My name is Special Agent Mr. Bentu J. J. Culizio Konan, I am the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) Washington D.C. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, USA Chief Scam Watch Liason Officer in Cotonou, People's Republic of Benin. My team is lead charge of Global Intelligence Network monitoring program. We have recently been made aware that you were destined for a PENDING transfer of an amount of funds being processed through Banque du République Internationale owing to a solicited Payment / Award due to be paid in your favor.

It might interest you to know that we have taken our time in screening through the whole of this transaction as stipulated in our protocol of operations. We have finally been able to confirm that WESTERN UNION is the Company that has been scheduled to transfer your fund in the amount of

One Thousand and ‰ US Dollars ($1,000.00)  

in line with their transfer requirements. Several investigations by us have shown that you have been dealing with unauthorized and possible illegal Couriers regarding the transfer of these funds to your account. Further, has come to our notice that you have been dealing with scammers regarding the present transaction in your name. By authority of the Federal Commission we hereby caution you to cease and desist all contact with the scammers at CRDFORUM dot COM.

We feel regret in having to inform you of your involvement in international money laundering conspiracy and it is doubtless that you are now feeling ashamed for your gullibility. The internet can be danger place with many very bad criminals of financial focus.

However it is lucky for you that we took the time to look further into your transaction because further scrutiny has revealed some very wonderful news! For in your personal file there is letter from Mr. Henry Kanu, the Senior credit manager of bank in Lubumbashi, Republic of Congo, who has been desperately trying to make contact with you about a business transfer of a huge sum of money from a deceased account.

Though I know that a transaction of this magnitude will make any one apprehensive and worried, but I am assuring you that everything has been taken care off, and the legality of the transaction has been verified personally.

As you may be unaware, but the second cousin of a sister-in-law to the former husbands of one of your great aunts was a foreigner named Mrs. Beverly Grant. Mrs. Grant died in an air crash along with her husband on the 31st October 1999 in an Egyptian airline 990 with other passengers on board. You can confirm this from the website below which was published by reputable CNN media here, since her death, the supposed next of kin who happened to be her husband died in the plane crash too leaving no one alive to make claims of this money as her heir.

Before her untimely and regrettable death in tragic air disaster, Mrs. Grant utilized the bank's services to send a large amount of funds.

Mr. Kanu cannot release the fund from her account unless someone applies for claim as the next of kin to the deceased as indicated in Federal Regulartory Commission banking guidelines.

Upon this discovery, the credit manager is now seek your permission to have you stand as a next of kin to the deceased, as all documentations will be carefully worked out by him for the funds (US$6,200,000.00) to be released in your favor as the beneficiary's next of kin.

If these orphaned funds remains on claim after 18 years the money will be called back to the bank treasury as unclaimed bills and the money shall be shared amongst the directors of the bank. It is on this note that Mr. Kanu has decided to seek for whom his/her name shall be used as the next of kin/beneficiary to this funds rather than allow the bank directors to share this money amongst themselves at the end of the year.

It may interest you to know that Mr. Kanu have secured from the probate an order of mandamus to locate any of the deceased beneficiaries but all efforts proved abortive. If you elect to acknowledge receipt of this message in acceptance by furnishing me with the following information if you are interested, then I can rapidly forward your details to aforementioned Congolese Bank and put you in contact with Mr. Kanu.

  1. A Beneficiary's name. In order for Mr. Kanu's staff to prepare the documents for the transfer of the funds in your name.
  2. Direct Telephone and fax numbers. For personal contact and mutual trust in each other.

Upon your acceptance I shall instruct Mr. Kanu's secretary to forward to you the next of kin application form.
The Government shall be compensating you with 30% of the total fund on final conclusion of this project for your assistance, while 65% is for my colleagues and I (for making payment of the export taxes due on your behalf), the remaining 5% is set aside for any expenses you or Mr. Kanu might incur during the process of this transaction.

If this proposal is acceptable by you, please endeavor to contact me by most secure private message immediately.

Regards,

Mr. Bentu J. J. Culizio Konan


[5 Points] quebec_meth:

Whatchu gonna do about me boy


[3 Points] drtybngwater:

Tears are running down my face for you as I type. Not because of sadness though, but because I'm laughing so hard.


[2 Points] dnmthrowaway16:

Wow, really? Never would have guessed that

fucking idiot


[1 Points] hassannasralla:

Your dime my time

Cheers

Hassan


[1 Points] xKittens:

bum!


[1 Points] zombilives:

lampeduza is real


[1 Points] JakeTheDog420420:

Wrong place to go for fraud! Most darknet users wont even read a fraud post before shitposting they hate it so much... Personally I understand that not all fraud is really that bad and that some of the people who have to rely on fraud actually need to rely on it to survive but yea if you run into problems post on an actual darknet forum (I would have suggested Alphabays Forum but that's gone now lol)... Theres also /r/fraudnet2 but careful with trusting users on there... I was scammed by a mod and only had the mod removed after much work and posting on my end over numerous days!

There's a new sub in the works but tbh it's more of a side project of mine that I haven't much time for rn and there's not an urgent need for it with fraudnet2 still around as long as people are weary of scammers which you should be 24/7 anyway.

Oh and on a sidenote and hopefully a more helpful one I don't believe theres such thing as Western Union transfers anymore. I don't conduct fraud really anymore but I know it was a very big and popular thing back around 2013 maybe even earlier... I think it's no longer a thing and although I've seen guides being sold on darknet sites etc I just don't really believe them and also some are sold disgustingly cheap (obviously because they dont work.)

What is it you need the $1000 for? If its an item might I suggest finding it on Amazon and purchasing an Amazon refund service? Besides the fact it almost always works Amazon makes more money than they know what to do with and set money aside specifically for refunds so you really aren't harming anyone. They just socially engineer them so if you get a good vendor they'll work as they should be using their own private methods. You could even argue you're benefiting some people as Amazon has whole departments dedicated to trying to prevent social engineers and they get paid to do so. If they successfully prevented all social engineers they would be out of a job pretty quick! ;)

Otherwise you said its your first time ever with fraud so you need to start small. Purchase a couple cards, a guide so you know how to setup your opsec with rdp or socks5 etc, find a cardable site and order some items to your drop.

You have to learn the ropes before you can do harder things. Things like cc to btc cashout etc would be the hardest to do but most profitable if you can do it.

Hope that helps, ignore the cunts saying they're happy you got scammed! Nobody should feel like they're better than someone else or that somebody deserves to be scammed. It sucks regardless! :/ Remember to stay positive bro (Y)
-JakeTheDog