desnutes
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Last week, I was accused of scamming a user with my hotel booking service for around $2k.
I received several false allegations without proof, solely based on accusations in written form. I responded to all of them with valid evidence and arguments, while waiting for the opinion of our community moderators. I made it a point to have conversations with @Liars, @Darkness, and @Ping in direct messages to address the case.
Several days went by without any attention from the moderators. Despite them viewing the messages and opening the thread, there was no response.
I experienced a significant drop in sales because the forum has a great influence on my store traffic. This was unfair.
Days before receiving the Scam Report, I had initiated my LNK Exploit project, which involved creating a virus with the potential to disguise itself as any file extension.
Taking advantage of the free time resulting from the decline in sales, I focused on this project. I spent days conducting research and programming potential methods to complete it.
After some time, I encountered a roadblock in a small piece of code, specifically the UAC Bypass. The UAC Bypass is a way to circumvent the Windows system and grant administrator privileges, even if the file has been opened with user privileges.
While attempting to find a solution, I consulted experts in the field of exploits regarding the UAC Bypass, including Cherry, a renowned exploit seller who has been in the market for over seven years. Many articles have highlighted the quality of their products and their involvement in major attacks on companies.
Cherry offered to sell me the private code they use in their products for the UAC Bypass, in total $2.5k. Knowing that this was a significant investment, I decided to continue searching for free or more viable alternatives, but unfortunately I din't got results.
I knew that I needed Cherry's UAC Bypass and, in order to raise funds, I created an proposal for those who know me and share a similar interest.
An opportunity to invest in the LNK project and receive a percentage of the future sales I had planned, along with free exploit builds if an investment of over $300 was made. It was a simple, fast, and fair proposal where everyone wins.
Knowing how people would react on Cracked, I avoided discussing the investment idea on the forum since I was aware I would be accused of an Exit Scam. Instead, I only posted about it in my Telegram group. Some individuals showed interest, but it wasn't enough to reach the required amount.
Was clear that my influence on Telegram wouldn't be sufficient, my previous groups had been banned, and this new group wasn't large enough.
Consequently, I decided to create a thread on Cracked.io. To prevent people from talking shit without knowing my work and experience, I disabled replies on the thread.
As expected, within five minutes, people started making accusations. One individual, who I won't mention, informed the moderators about my "possible exit scam." In a matter of minutes, I noticed @J_S and @Liars on my profile and soon after, reading the Scam Report against me.
The Scam Report is actually 7 pages long with big texts and several images. Any regular individual would require at least 30 minutes to carefully analyze everything.
To my surprise, it took only 2-3 minutes for @Liars to open the Scam Report, utilize their incredible reading super powers, and decide that I needed to refund the person who reported me. Quite amazing, isn't it?
Due to @Liars' malicious and unfair use of their moderator permissions, I am officially leaving Cracked.io.
I refuse to refund the person who filed the scam report since I know the truth of what actually transpired, and I won't lose $2k due to the ignorance of a negligent moderator.
My work will continue, but I no longer wish to contribute to this community. Those who have purchased my mentorship and SWISS Miner will maintain their access as usual, and I will be available as before.
The LNK project remains ongoing, although I doubt anyone here will be interested in investing.
For those who wish to contact me, please reach out to the individuals who provided me with vouchers on the forum, they have my contact information. Additionally, I will be creating accounts in other communities, but this time exclusively in places where the rules are properly enforced, without abusing.
I would like to express my gratitude to those who supported me during my time here. There are many individuals I could mention, but it would take a considerable amount of time.
That's it. Goodbye.
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I received several false allegations without proof, solely based on accusations in written form. I responded to all of them with valid evidence and arguments, while waiting for the opinion of our community moderators. I made it a point to have conversations with @Liars, @Darkness, and @Ping in direct messages to address the case.
Several days went by without any attention from the moderators. Despite them viewing the messages and opening the thread, there was no response.
I experienced a significant drop in sales because the forum has a great influence on my store traffic. This was unfair.
Days before receiving the Scam Report, I had initiated my LNK Exploit project, which involved creating a virus with the potential to disguise itself as any file extension.
Taking advantage of the free time resulting from the decline in sales, I focused on this project. I spent days conducting research and programming potential methods to complete it.
After some time, I encountered a roadblock in a small piece of code, specifically the UAC Bypass. The UAC Bypass is a way to circumvent the Windows system and grant administrator privileges, even if the file has been opened with user privileges.
While attempting to find a solution, I consulted experts in the field of exploits regarding the UAC Bypass, including Cherry, a renowned exploit seller who has been in the market for over seven years. Many articles have highlighted the quality of their products and their involvement in major attacks on companies.
Cherry offered to sell me the private code they use in their products for the UAC Bypass, in total $2.5k. Knowing that this was a significant investment, I decided to continue searching for free or more viable alternatives, but unfortunately I din't got results.
I knew that I needed Cherry's UAC Bypass and, in order to raise funds, I created an proposal for those who know me and share a similar interest.
An opportunity to invest in the LNK project and receive a percentage of the future sales I had planned, along with free exploit builds if an investment of over $300 was made. It was a simple, fast, and fair proposal where everyone wins.
Knowing how people would react on Cracked, I avoided discussing the investment idea on the forum since I was aware I would be accused of an Exit Scam. Instead, I only posted about it in my Telegram group. Some individuals showed interest, but it wasn't enough to reach the required amount.
Was clear that my influence on Telegram wouldn't be sufficient, my previous groups had been banned, and this new group wasn't large enough.
Consequently, I decided to create a thread on Cracked.io. To prevent people from talking shit without knowing my work and experience, I disabled replies on the thread.
As expected, within five minutes, people started making accusations. One individual, who I won't mention, informed the moderators about my "possible exit scam." In a matter of minutes, I noticed @J_S and @Liars on my profile and soon after, reading the Scam Report against me.
The Scam Report is actually 7 pages long with big texts and several images. Any regular individual would require at least 30 minutes to carefully analyze everything.
To my surprise, it took only 2-3 minutes for @Liars to open the Scam Report, utilize their incredible reading super powers, and decide that I needed to refund the person who reported me. Quite amazing, isn't it?
Due to @Liars' malicious and unfair use of their moderator permissions, I am officially leaving Cracked.io.
I refuse to refund the person who filed the scam report since I know the truth of what actually transpired, and I won't lose $2k due to the ignorance of a negligent moderator.
My work will continue, but I no longer wish to contribute to this community. Those who have purchased my mentorship and SWISS Miner will maintain their access as usual, and I will be available as before.
The LNK project remains ongoing, although I doubt anyone here will be interested in investing.
For those who wish to contact me, please reach out to the individuals who provided me with vouchers on the forum, they have my contact information. Additionally, I will be creating accounts in other communities, but this time exclusively in places where the rules are properly enforced, without abusing.
I would like to express my gratitude to those who supported me during my time here. There are many individuals I could mention, but it would take a considerable amount of time.
That's it. Goodbye.