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- I have seen files on Credit Card Fraud using carbons to get shit though
- mail order. Well I have a solution for those of you who can't get anything this
- way. Maybe you sound to young, maybe UPS doesn't drop shit in bushes or back
- porches anymore, well I have a way around this. Buy remember Credit Card Fraud
- is a Federal offense! Probably because they never catch you doing it, just
- like stealing mail is a federal offense but who gets caught doing that! Also
- when I refer to sting I mean steal. Because stealing is against the law, but
- stinging isn't. Har har har, maybe it's not funny but it just stuck after a
- while.
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- Step 1: Location
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- Find a secluded place where men/women leave their wallets and purses
- in there cars. It is best if you live near a beach where there are tons of
- cars and they will not be near there cars for hours. I have found that
- resturants are these such places also. Since I live near the beach this is
- my best location. I have never been to the mountains or anything like this,
- but a place like Ski Mountain or someting could also be veby effective. I
- think places like Disney World, Circus World, Sea World, Wild Waters and
- shit like that would be good!
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- Step 2: Looking for the purse
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- Once you have found a good spot with tons of cars walk around and look
- inside cars for shit like purses under seats or under towels or anything like
- that hidden somewhere. Try not to look to obvious because some people will
- call the police. While looking for purses try to social engineer a way so it
- doesn't look obvious, I have tried acting like I have to piss every five
- seconds or something like "Is that Freeda's car, humm I can't tell, let's look
- inside." This ban be effective too.
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- Step 3: How to get the Hell out of there once you have the purse
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- Now that you have found a car with a purse you have to think of what 9o|
- are going to do and after you get it how the hell are you gonna get out of
- there.
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- A] Getaway Car - A fast one, the cars I use are my friend I go stinging
- with. I would suggest something that is not to flashy.
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- B] Run like hell - this works best anytime, especially when your doing it
- on your own.
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- Step 4: Getting into the Car
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- Since you know how you are gonna get away you need a good way to get into
- the car. Sometimes it is best to check all cars with purses for unlocked doors
- but if all of the cars are locked then I suggest choosing the car that looks
- the nicest or is the most expensive (ie-Mercedes,Porche, and shit like that!!)
- I have three methods of breaking into cars:
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- A] Slim Jim - workr best when you have time to get in, but if you are in a
- hurry I suggest another way.
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- B] Screwdriver - this sucker works good, just put it between the top of the
- gindow and pry the window out till it shatters.
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- C] BB Gun - in case you don't feel like having a piece of glass hit you when
- you use the Screwdriver then I suggest a small BB handgun.
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- When the window has shattered reach in a grab the purse, take your time
- and don't cut your self if you spaz out. Always check the glove compartment
- for shit and if you have time look for objects that say 'Hide-A-Key'. These
- can be very useful when stinging the car. Also check ashtray, because not all
- people smoke but some people put shit there. If the car has tint then it will
- prabably spider, so you will need a glove to knock all the glass out of the
- way. There are other methods of breaking a window, but the pwo I have are very
- quiet.
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- Step 5: Looking for Important Merchandise
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- You have the purse, you have searched the car thoroughly for hide-a-keys,
- extra cash, maybe even try to sting their nice brand new top of the line Alpine
- stereo with Compact disc player and complete cassette collection. Whatever you
- get just don't get caught. Once you have you main goal, the purse of course,
- check the billfold for cash and credit cards. Also look for gas cards, MCI
- cards AT&T calling cards movie rental cards, Honor cards, and other crap.
- There are a number of things you can do with the plastic you just got:
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- A] Gas Cards - free tank of gas and food if it is a convient store. These
- cards are usually good for about two weeks, although some place don't call them
- in. For instance Gulf,some Amoco's, Chevron and otherf):++$Tc=99M!115R
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- Type of Account
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- Abrevation Explanation
- \________/ \_________/
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- AUT Auto
- UNS Unscured
- SEC Secured
- P/S Partially Secured
- H/I Home Improvement
- FHA FHA Home Improvement
- ISC Installment Sales Contract
- CHG Charge Account
- R/E Real Estate Specific Type unknowen-in terms
- of years
- SCO Secured by Co-Signer
- BUS Busness
- REC Recreational Merchandise
- EDU Educational
- LEA Lease
- COM Co-Maker(not borrower)
- C/C Check Credit or Line of Credit
- F/C FHA Co-Maker(not borrower)
- M/H Mobil Home
- CRC Credit Card
- R/F FHA Real Estate Mortgage-in terms of years
- NTE Note Loan
- NCM Note Loan With Co-Maker
- HHG Secured by Household Goods
- H+O Secured by Household Goods & other Collateral
- ASL Auto
- R/V VA Real Estate Mortgage-in Terms of Years
- R/C H| Conventional Real Estate Mortgage-Terms in
- Years
- R/O Real Estate Mortgage-with or without other
- collateral Usually a seccond mortgage-Terms
- in months Amount shown in $100.00 incerments
- SLC Co-Maker(not Borrower)
- REN Rental Agreement
- SUM Summary of Accounts with same status
- UNK Unknowen (that's the meaning not that i don't
- know)
- DCS Debit Counseling Service
- CCP Combined Credit Plan
- AST Account Reviewed by Credit Grantor
- A/M Account Monitor by Credit Grantor
- RVW Account Review by Credit Grantor
- EMP Employment
- PSC Solicitation
- D/C Debit Card
- DCP Data Correction Profile
- ADD Address information for Mailing
- IDV Address information for the Government
- CLS Credit Line Secured
- COL Collection Attorney
- INS Insurance Claims
- C/S Child Support
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- Court Codes
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- CIR Circut
- CITY City
- CVL Civil
- CO County
- CT Court
- DIS District
- IRS Internal Revenue Service
- JUS Justice
- MUN Municipal
- REG Registrar
- ST State
- SPR Superior
- SUP Suprame
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- Explination of Status Comments
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- BK ADJ PLN Debit included in or completed through
- Bankruptcy Chapter 13.
- BK LIQ REO Debit included in or discharged through
- Bankruptcy Chapter 7 or 11.
- CHARGE OFF Unpaid balance reported as a loss by credit
- grantor.
- CLOS INAC Closed inactive account
- COLL ACCT Account seriously past due/account assigned
- to attorney. Collection agency or credit
- grantors internal collection department.
- CO NOW PAY Now paying - Was charge off.
- CR CD LOST Credit card lost or stolen.
- CR LN CLOS Credit line closed/reason unknowen or by
- consumer request/there may be a balance due.
- CR LN RNST Account now available for use and is in good
- standing. Was closed account.
- CURR ACCT This is either an open or closed account is a
- credit card or charge account. It should be
- available for use and there may be a balance
- due. If the account is closed. There were no
- past due amounts reported and it was paid.
- CUR WASCOL Current account was collection account.
- CUR WAS DL Current account was past due.
- CUR WASFOR Current account Foreclosure was started.
- CUR WAS 30 Current account was 30 days past due.
- CURWAS30-2 Current account was 30 days past due twice.
- CURWAS30-3 Current account was 30 days past due three
- times.
- CURWAS30-4 Current account was 30 days past due four
- times.
- CURWAS30-5 Current account was 30 days past due five
- times.
- CURWAS30-6 Current account was 30 days past due six
- times or more.
- CURWAS 60 Current account was 60 days delinquent.
- CUR WAS 90 Current account was 90 days delinquent.
- CUR WAS 120 Current account was 120 days delinquent.
- CUR WAS 150 Current account was 150 days delinquent.
- CUR WAS 180 Current account was 180 days delinquent or
- more.
- DECEASED Consumer deceased.
- DELINQ 60 Account delinquent 60 days.
- DELINQ 90 Account delinquent 90 days.
- DELINQ 120 Account delinquent 120 days.
- DELINQ 150 Account delinquent 150 days.
- DELINQ 180 Account delinquent 180 days.
- DEL WAS 90 Account was delinquent 90 days/now 30 or 60
- days delinquent.
- DEL WAS 120 Account was delinquent 120 days/now 30,60 or
- 90 days delinquent.
- GOVCLAIM Claim filed with government for insured
- portion of balance on an educational loan.
- FORECLOSURE Credit grantor sold collateral to settle
- defulted mortgage.
- INQUIRY A copy of the credit profile has been sent to
- this credit grantor at their request.
- INS CLAIM Claim filled for payment of insured portion
- of balance.
- NOT PD AA Account not being paid as agreed.
- PAID ACCP Closed account/zero balance.not rated by
- credit grantor.
- PAID SATIS Closed account/paid satisfactory.
- PD BY DLER Credit grantor paid by company who originally
- sold the merchandise.
- PD CHG OFF Paid account/was charge-off.
- PD COLL AC Paid account was a collection account
- insurance claim or education claim.
- PD FORECLO Paid account A forclosure was started.
- PAID NOT AA Paid account. Some payments were made past
- the agreed due dates.
- PD REPO Paid account/was a repossession.
- PD WAS 30 Paid account/was 30 days past due.
- PD WAS 30-2 Paid account/was 30 days past due 2 or 3
- times.
- PD WAS30-4 Paid account/was 30 days past due 4 times.
- PD WAS30-5 Paid account/was 30 days past due 5 times.
- PD WAS30+6 Paid account/was 30 days past due 6 or more
- times.
- PD WAS 60 Paid account/was 60 days delinquent.
- PD WAS 90 Paid account/was 90 days delinquent.
- PD WAR 120 Paid account/was 120 days delinquent.
- PD WAS 150 Paid account/was 150 days delinquent.
- PD WAS 180 Paid account/was 180 days delinquent or more.
- REDMD REPO Account was a repossession/now redeemed.
- REFINANCED Account renewed or refinanced.
- REPO Merchandise was taken back by credit grantor,
- there may be a balance due.
- SCNL Credit grantor cannot locate consumer.
- SCNL NWLOC Credit grantor could not locate
- consumer/consumer now located
- SETTLED Account leagally pain in full for less than
- the full balance.
- TRANSFERRED Account transfered to another office.
- VOLUN REPO Voluntary repossession.
- 30 DAY DEL Account past due 30 days.
- 30 2 TIMES Account past due 30 days 2 times.
- 30 3 TIMES Account past due 30 days 3 times.
- 30 4 TIMES Account past due 30 days 4 times.
- 30 5 TIMES Account past due 30 days 5 times.
- 30 6+ TIMES Account past due 30 days 6 times or more.
- 30 WAS 60 Account was delinquent 60 days/now 30 days.
- TOONEWRT Account too new to rate.
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- BK 7 -FILED Voluntary or Involuntary RE\Q%Q%=9J95R 2H Bankruptcy Chapter 7 - (Liquidation)filed.
- BK 7 -DISCH Voluntary or involuntary PetiP%=9J95P9-IUAQ
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