Have you ever wondered what AOL loses as a result of people hacking accounts. When you hijack an account, the original owner has to pay the costs. AOL costs $2.95 an hour, and since January 9, AOL charges an additional 20 cents charges for calling the Sprintnet 800 numbers. Since you are not paying for the account, it makes sense to call the Sprintnet 800 numbers considering their speeds range from 14.4 to 57.6. Hey, you are not paying for it so call a faster 800 number if your local lines are slow.
If you hack an account an are online all day, downloading or chatting or whatever you are charging up $2.95 an hour for 24 hours. That totals $70.80 that you fraudulently charge. Say you call a Sprintnet 800 number, that mean you are charging up 20 cents per minute, that is $12 an hour, and for a 24 hour period, the fraudulent 800 number charges are $288. That means if you call an 800 number on a hacked account you steal $358.80 per day. Say you hack an account and use it all day for a week, that totals $2511.60. At $2511.60 a week, that totals 10,046.40 for a month. Some people say it isn’t worth the effort to hack an account, I think it is worth the effort.
