Am not sure if posting a scammer’s Email & password is allowed, but I will assume it is.
Email: [email protected]
Password: Rahul!@#852
@Sherlock#174283 Does the scammer have a security check?
No, but it will only allow you to log in if you were based in the same city he’s based in
He has an Amazon and a google account with the same credentials, but I couldn’t log in since the server didn’t recognize my device and my IP address.
Then it’ pretty useless. I had some hacker trying to login to my burner gmail only to be stopped as verification was active
@Andromeda#174302 LOL thats one way to troll a hacker! I messed with on by putting a second password on my protonail account and laughing as the scammer raged when they couldn’t get in!
@Andromeda#174302 I mean, it’s not useless, not all websites require you to be in the same city the scammer is in
also, let’s not forget the fact that his Email gives us his name.
@Sherlock#174283 they have verification by phone on now. do not try to login, your IP will be sent to the scammer if you do. let’s just send them SPAM,report them to google. Hope my post helps everyone out!
@Sherlock#174312 Do you know his city? If so, will setting your VPN from there allow a login?
@Jhawk#174315 No, I had some issues with Wireshark the day I baited them.
Yes.
You may want to have a look at this post: http://scammer.info/d/45410-scam
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@Sherlock#174321 You may want to have a look at this post: http://scammer.info/d/45410-scam
Will do when I get home. Thanks brother.
@Jhawk#174322 You’re welcome!
@Sherlock#174283 it has an 2fa
signed him up for some juicy email promos!