get em newbie.
Hahahaha are we not suppose to post usernames written with the chips or atleast live chip photos?get em newbie.
Fair enough but so did the accounts that got hacked. Intent wasn’t to crap on it. GLWS!
The accounts from which the fraudulent transactions originate are also long-standing members who’s accounts were compromised. That’s the point of the extra photo.
That's exactly what a scammer would say.
It's not about whether you can be trusted. It's about whether your account can be trusted. A scammer is aggressively targeting trusted PCF users such as yourself, hacking their accounts, and stealing people's money by leveraging the trust people place in those users.
Sadly, it recently became a thing, and people have lost money.
Thread 'Horseshoe Cleveland $500 - (FRAUD ALERT)'
The red flag was using someone else’s photo. That’s what the previous hackers did and how they got caught. Anyways not sure that’s crapping, he get free bumps for 12 hours straight! Lol!
Relax.
I think everyone is relaxed, but that's a red flag when not using a real photo. Understand that the handwritten note is not required, but actual photos of the chips should be. Again, this is how the previous 2 hackers were caught and now over $1,000 was stolen. Both times it was picked up because they used old photos on a reputable account, that matched this exactly. I didn't "think" it was fraud, but last time we didn't act quick enough and people got screwed. **I won't police it again, sorry to disrupt the thread**
