Scam 200

[analnakoza]

" Inside are malicious .txt files" WHAT DUDE JUST SAID HAHA

[VdLucas]

I'll say it again: I don't work with ZIP files, let alone Simple Checker XD
I used to work with cookie files, but I stopped checking them a long time ago.

[analnakoza]

well you have checked cookies few days before that so... and you check them by hand dude

[beastmode]

VdLucas’s primary defense relies on his Telegram account being hacked, messages being artificially edited, and the files sent by the plaintiff being malware. However, the evidence directly contradicts his claims. The provided screenshots of the file directories clearly show that the sent ZIP files contain standard Facebook cookie structures, such as folders named by friend count and Simple Checker text files. There is no sign of any malicious executables. Furthermore, VdLucas claimed he does not work with cookies or ZIP files, yet his own chat history shows him actively requesting screenshots from these specific accounts to check them by hand, proving he does engage in this exact workflow.

Regarding the payment dispute, VdLucas admitted to sending $24 for 2 valid logs but denied receiving the rest. The reporter provided clear proof of sending a file containing 12 logs. VdLucas argued that the math does not add up to the initially claimed $242 based on his $12 per log rate. While the $242 figure was incorrect, 12 logs at $12 per log equals $144. Since VdLucas was caught lying about the nature of the files and his workflow, his credibility regarding the hacked account and edited messages is completely invalidated. As a member of this forum, you are responsible for the security of your own accounts and the deals made through them.

Based on the agreed rate of $12 per log for 12 logs, the total amount owed is $144. Since VdLucas has already sent $24, he is required to pay the remaining balance of $120 to analnakoza. Failure to resolve this payment within 48 hours will result in a permanent ban.

[VdLucas]

Please close this thread.
I don't have the Simple Checker, and I don't send ZIP files. He's just being a nuisance; I'm not going to send him any money.
I don't deceive people, and I work directly with .txt files without sending them in the chat. The screenshots the user posted aren't full-size—it could be anyone in the chat.
 

I check accounts using my own checker and never send ZIP or RAR files in chat. Either the hacker sent him the archives after the breach, or this isn't my conversation at all.

[beastmode]

If your Telegram account was genuinely compromised, the first and most basic step any legitimate seller would take is to immediately update or remove the compromised contact links from their active sales threads to protect their buyers. Your sales threads on this forum still contain links to that exact Telegram account you claim is hacked, untouched. A seller who truly lost control of his contact channel does not leave it sitting there directing new customers toward a hijacked account. This is not the behavior of someone who was hacked, it is the behavior of someone using the "hacked account" narrative as a convenient excuse to dodge a payment.

This aligns with every other contradiction already documented in this thread. The hacked story, the edited messages claim, the malware claim, the "I don't work with cookies" claim, and now the JustLogin mail:pass checker screenshot, none of them hold up against the evidence, and they keep contradicting each other. Leaving the so-called compromised Telegram links live in your own sales threads is just one more inconsistency that confirms what the evidence already showed.

The final decision remains unchanged. The timeframe mentioned in my previous post still applies.

[analnakoza]

messaged him on tg

[VdLucas]

16-07-2026, 12:16 PM beastmode Wrote:

If your Telegram account was genuinely compromised, the first and most basic step any legitimate seller would take is to immediately update or remove the compromised contact links from their active sales threads to protect their buyers. Your sales threads on this forum still contain links to that exact Telegram account you claim is hacked, untouched. A seller who truly lost control of his contact channel does not leave it sitting there directing new customers toward a hijacked account. This is not the behavior of someone who was hacked, it is the behavior of someone using the "hacked account" narrative as a convenient excuse to dodge a payment.

This aligns with every other contradiction already documented in this thread. The hacked story, the edited messages claim, the malware claim, the "I don't work with cookies" claim, and now the JustLogin mail:pass checker screenshot, none of them hold up against the evidence, and they keep contradicting each other. Leaving the so-called compromised Telegram links live in your own sales threads is just one more inconsistency that confirms what the evidence already showed.

The final decision remains unchanged. The timeframe mentioned in my previous post still applies.

If you cannot see the obvious facts that I was hacked, then there is nothing for me to do here, because I will not pay money for nothing. I don't even work with this user; I work with other people who genuinely want to work and send me legitimate data with payouts starting from $1,000.
My forum accounts were also hacked, with the exception of Patched. I was banned on the Exploit, Lolz, and BHF forums because of the hacker. Yet you are telling me that I used some kind of made-up hacking story. Explain then why I would do this if I lost all my suppliers and their contacts? I don't know their usernames and I lost everyone I had on the old account. On all my threads, I immediately changed my tag to the new account, and I notified my old suppliers who messaged my new Telegram account that I had been hacked and to block my old account.
I have all the proof. Hackers were also blackmailing me with my own data. If you really think this guy deserves a payout for nothing, you can block me, but you will lose me as a user who brings money to this forum. I have a ton of reviews confirming that I work honestly and still pay out around $5,000 a day. This user who filed the complaint is trying to scam me and then write from another account to blackmail me again with this stupid complaint. I work honestly, and I will not give money to those who beg for it.
 
 I am at a loss for words when I am shown a screenshot where I am supposedly sending ZIP files or text files after processing data. I NEVER do that; I always pay out immediately without sending any files whatsoever.

[VdLucas]

Furthermore, I actually sent him $24 because he initially asked for it, claiming he had worked with me before. I sent those funds without demanding proof, as a gesture of goodwill—perhaps I had genuinely forgotten to pay him in the past, and I always pay everyone immediately after verification. Instead of being grateful, he decided to try and profit off me by demanding even more money using an edited message

[analnakoza]

hello, he blocked me so ban him pls

im going to open scam report on rest of forums