Yea, well E-Whoring it's something now that you make it and then you don't make it.

Some days I've made 30-50 bucks and then I would spend 1-5 days and make maybe 5 bucks...

=D I guess it's just a matter of finding the right people. Also thought of RAT'ing someone to futher on blackmailing them for crimes they have comitted. I don't think I'm going to do that, to risky.

Yea, I would agree. I wouldn't do that lol... I'm actually going to sell my RAT, I bought it off of Hack forums along with the POE stealer and a great crypter. I don't use it as much but I've gotten some great logs, it's about 85 bucks for the whole thing but I'm willing to sell the setup and the information to continue using it for around 60 bucks.

Im more into learning C# at the moment. You could place it in the market section here at NGU, or something if it's allowed though. Beaware who you sell it to, because I don't think it's allowed to re-sell the programs, atleast not without permission from the people you bought it from.

EDIT: 800th POST!!!

Congrats on the 800. Yea, the sale of a RAT in the general market is not allowed so I would have to do the transaction via PM.

They already know I had to reformat my computer again, I was given a fresh new account that I have not logged into yet so it isn't connected to this computer or any IP address yet. I still have to provide them with my HDD again and if I find someone willing to go through with the trade I would just have them give me their HDD through the programs these people give me and then I would have them essentially have the programs setup for that person without them knowing.

Essentially how the transfer would go.

Alright, Yeah, heard they have a pretty good HWID protection.

We are getting a little bit off topic, but how your doing with C#? Any tips? While I learn I always forget were to place the statements and so on. Very annoying...

Their HWID protection is like any other HWID, they send you a program and it fetches your hardware ID (HWID). You just send it and then they build it into the program, if it matches your hardware then it executes if not then it does not run.

(If you want to talk anymore on that just PM me)

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I'm still learning but I'm teaching myself better methods.

You if you teach yourself loops, life is easier. Example,

for (int counter = 0; counter < 100; counter++)
{
//Place code here to be looped
]

This is a great way to create a quick int which is counter, you have declared its value as 0 and have stated that the program will loop this line of code until it is greater than the value of 100 so when it reaches 101 it ends the loop process. counter++ obviously just increases the value of the int each time it loops.

You also have Do-While loops

int x = 0;
do{
x++
}while(x<10)

Here is a great page, you can look at it and get a better understanding, it says C/C++ but it all can used for C# programming as well.