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hackersforhire.org are scammers
By: Oct 23, 2017After visiting their website, I contacted them in order to finalize a project in order to recover a Whatsapp password.
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Once you have contacted them through their website and have defined your project, they will confirm your project is exactly the type of work they can complete and have expertise in.
You finally find a financial agreement and discuss the payment solution with their representative.
They accept PayPal and you feel comforted by this solution which is known as safe. Once they give you they E-Mail address to send the money through Paypal ([email protected]) to, they mention that the money has to be sent via the "Family and Friends" PayPal option. This particular solution proposed by PayPal just does not offer any protection to you in case you would complaint. You lose any protection offered by PayPal. They clearly claim that they will not accept the "Goods and Services" PayPal solution, which would protect you from any type of fraud. Now you realize that the project is just a fraud.
Furthermore, when you register on their homepage, you are required to fill up the section named "victim's E-mail". NEVER fill it up with the real victim's address. They will later on use it to take revenge on you if you do not send any money. Once you realize the whole process is just fraud and scam, you will inform them that you have decided to retire from this crook project and refuse to send any money via the proposed PayPal solution.
At this point, they will send a message to the "victim's" E-Mail address with a copy of all the mail exchanges between you and them!
Depending on the situation you are in, you could get into big trouble.
In short, hackersforhire.org ([email protected]) are just a bunch of lousy Dutch scammers and ass****. Keep your hands off those bast****.
Also read Piero Meroni's comments on Facebook.-
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Just a warning for other potential customers / suckers
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User Recommendation:
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Stay away
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Resolution:
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Unresolved
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Monetary damages:
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$0.00
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