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323's Social Engineering Guide

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#1
323's Social Engineering Guide
Sorry I'm posting this here, it's just that this is the most appropriate forum, since we don't have a Guides forum anymore.

Enjoy!

---EDIT: WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPS. Just realized I can't post this here, sorry guys. Will be posted within a few months, sorry!---
#2
Reserved post for next part of guide.
#3
Reserving this post for another part of the guide.
#4
Aaannnnddd reserving this post for the last part of the guide.
#6
lol
good guide though so far
#7
Tree wrote:
I heard a good example of this being used for another's benefit too!
http://forum.logicalgamers.com/reputation/48739-reporing-sighkick-scamming.html#post387214


Haha yeah I know, I trusted him when I shouldn't have, and he social engineered me pretty well. In retrospect, he was actually really good at it, haha.

@Use: Thanks, Social Engineering is my main hobby, I love it. I've been planning on writing a guide for a while, and am finally getting around to it.
#8
Woot! Waiting for the other parts as 1st is impossible here :(
But i'll have to figure something out and try it, just for lulz.
#9
Soph wrote:
Woot! Waiting for the other parts as 1st is impossible here :(
But i'll have to figure something out and try it, just for lulz.


Why's it impossible where you are? o:
#10
Flareboy323 wrote:
Why's it impossible where you are? o:

Strict rules mainly.
Most companies aren't responsible for their items if you don't buy them from them directly.
Basically if I want to replace a faulty item, I have to go to the store I bought it from, with the item and a receipt.
Even if I buy it from the company's store directly, they want the faulty item back, unless it's food.
You can't even get discounts or vouchers :(
#11
tl;dr
#12
Soph wrote:
Strict rules mainly.
Most companies aren't responsible for their items if you don't buy them from them directly.
Basically if I want to replace a faulty item, I have to go to the store I bought it from, with the item and a receipt.
Even if I buy it from the company's store directly, they want the faulty item back, unless it's food.
You can't even get discounts or vouchers :(


Are you located in the US?
#13
Flareboy323 wrote:
Are you located in the US?

Finland.

Omg it says that under my avatar silly!
#14
ya bish wrote:
tl;dr


what do you expect from a guide?
#15
Flare, why do you do this?! You try to explain social engineering when you got social engineered yourself...?
#16
Butts wrote:
Flare, why do you do this?! You try to explain social engineering when you got social engineered yourself...?


lol I trusted him, thought he was chill. and tbh I don't really care that he scammed me, it was $3.