2hd.
08-03-2005, 04:34 PM
Before I begin I must express that I am not the scammer. This is a entirely fake documentary based on the mind of a scammer who I know in real life. I am giving the boy a false name due to privacy purposes. And so after about 3 months of research I present this article.
I first met Tom in primary school. He was in the year below me and had a reputation for having a rather big mouth. Infact I had never really liked Tom, i found that he got on my nerves and i tended to keep away from him.
I hadn't seen Tom in about 3 years until a recent confirmation meeting. As usual we had all stoopered into boredom after listening to the preist rant on and coincedentally i was thinking about habbo at the time. Tom had whispered the word the word 'habbo' across the room to a girl and obviously my ears were *****ed. I asked him if he went on habbo and he replied that he had been going on for about a month.
I asked him what type of furni he had and whether he bought credits, he replied with a list of rares and normal furniture. Tom had been renowned for lying and at that minute i wasn't really believing him.
A few weeks later i asked him if he worked and he replied as if he was rather pleased to state the fact 'im a scammer'. I nodded my head and started thinking. Below is from what i can remember of a conversation i has with Tom:
Tom: I'm a scammer :D
Me: What like a scripter?
Tom: NO, i nick their furni
Me: Oh, what type of scammer are you?
Tom: Casino betting, password stealing, the usual
At this point Tom then asked me if i wanted to put my furni down in his room as a 'safe keep'. Not bloomin likely i thought. He said that i could trust him as i knew him in real life but i just made up a stupid excuse of 'i like to go trading at weird hours of the day, so it would be a bit unconveneint.'
After about 5 more meetings with tom, i actually found out how hundreds of scammers work. They are breeding habbos from static ip's and password stealing. Groups of scammers are meeting to discuss new ideas, websites are being set up, and worse of all he mentioned famous names who had been known to scam. I hadn't believed him when he mentioned one of the most important members of a non-habbox related website.
Next week Tom brought in screenies, evidence of secret meetings involving high class names, websites, macros, secret scripters meetings. Tom proved that he had found his way into maybe one of the biggest cells in habbo - scammer relations. He explained how scammers work:
It starts off with the general habbo wanting to know how to flood. He finds another habbo who sells it off, that habbo then gets the buyer in contact with a habbo known as a recruiter:
The recruiter will set this habbo a task. Within about a day to a week this habbo must demonstrate he can scam a habbo and keep himself undercover. This will normally be a free credits come to my room type of scam where there will be the recruiter watching on to check this habbo can get the furni.
If they pass this they go onto becoming maybe a lucrative habbo baby until one day they are asked to perform another task.
At this point i thought how these scammers were acting like MI6.
This is how far i have gotten, using clones and another habbo i have potrayed myself as the perfect scammer.
I first met Tom in primary school. He was in the year below me and had a reputation for having a rather big mouth. Infact I had never really liked Tom, i found that he got on my nerves and i tended to keep away from him.
I hadn't seen Tom in about 3 years until a recent confirmation meeting. As usual we had all stoopered into boredom after listening to the preist rant on and coincedentally i was thinking about habbo at the time. Tom had whispered the word the word 'habbo' across the room to a girl and obviously my ears were *****ed. I asked him if he went on habbo and he replied that he had been going on for about a month.
I asked him what type of furni he had and whether he bought credits, he replied with a list of rares and normal furniture. Tom had been renowned for lying and at that minute i wasn't really believing him.
A few weeks later i asked him if he worked and he replied as if he was rather pleased to state the fact 'im a scammer'. I nodded my head and started thinking. Below is from what i can remember of a conversation i has with Tom:
Tom: I'm a scammer :D
Me: What like a scripter?
Tom: NO, i nick their furni
Me: Oh, what type of scammer are you?
Tom: Casino betting, password stealing, the usual
At this point Tom then asked me if i wanted to put my furni down in his room as a 'safe keep'. Not bloomin likely i thought. He said that i could trust him as i knew him in real life but i just made up a stupid excuse of 'i like to go trading at weird hours of the day, so it would be a bit unconveneint.'
After about 5 more meetings with tom, i actually found out how hundreds of scammers work. They are breeding habbos from static ip's and password stealing. Groups of scammers are meeting to discuss new ideas, websites are being set up, and worse of all he mentioned famous names who had been known to scam. I hadn't believed him when he mentioned one of the most important members of a non-habbox related website.
Next week Tom brought in screenies, evidence of secret meetings involving high class names, websites, macros, secret scripters meetings. Tom proved that he had found his way into maybe one of the biggest cells in habbo - scammer relations. He explained how scammers work:
It starts off with the general habbo wanting to know how to flood. He finds another habbo who sells it off, that habbo then gets the buyer in contact with a habbo known as a recruiter:
The recruiter will set this habbo a task. Within about a day to a week this habbo must demonstrate he can scam a habbo and keep himself undercover. This will normally be a free credits come to my room type of scam where there will be the recruiter watching on to check this habbo can get the furni.
If they pass this they go onto becoming maybe a lucrative habbo baby until one day they are asked to perform another task.
At this point i thought how these scammers were acting like MI6.
This is how far i have gotten, using clones and another habbo i have potrayed myself as the perfect scammer.