[Hueloip]

Hey you guys, just been looking through a hacker pack i bought a couple years ago from the darkweb, and i saw a SE tutorial about batterys, and I wanted your opinions of the legitimacy of this and if it really could work.

It goes something like this:

You talk to duracell/battery making company claiming that the batterys you bought exploded and destroyed a device of x amount (lets say £50-£80). The device could be anything, a mouse, keyboard, an expensive bike light, ANYTHING. You then proceed to hopefully get some sort of compensation from this, possibly a cheque or anything really im not sure how they would respond. You could even talk about personal damages, say you got a burn from it idk.

Do you reckon you could pull this off? When i think about it i feel like its possible, but im not sure how much responsibility the battery company will actually take so thats what im wondering.

Peace 


ps. if anyone wants to see this pack i bought just ask, its like 35GB of pretty decent information about everrrrrrything there is to know about hacking, might ask for donations as ive personally made quite a lot of money using methods from it.

[Jared]

It could definitely work if you get the right company and right customer service representative. Make sure you check on the battery websites if they say anything about not being liable for damages caused by their batteries.

[Shad0wJunkie]

Hey you guys, just been looking through a hacker pack i bought a couple years ago from the darkweb, and i saw a SE tutorial about batterys, and I wanted your opinions of the legitimacy of this and if it really could work.

It goes something like this:

You talk to duracell/battery making company claiming that the batterys you bought exploded and destroyed a device of x amount (lets say £50-£80). The device could be anything, a mouse, keyboard, an expensive bike light, ANYTHING. You then proceed to hopefully get some sort of compensation from this, possibly a cheque or anything really im not sure how they would respond. You could even talk about personal damages, say you got a burn from it idk.

Do you reckon you could pull this off? When i think about it i feel like its possible, but im not sure how much responsibility the battery company will actually take so thats what im wondering.

Peace 


ps. if anyone wants to see this pack i bought just ask, its like 35GB of pretty decent information about everrrrrrything there is to know about hacking, might ask for donations as ive personally made quite a lot of money using methods from it.

I’ve done it once before with a $30 item and it worked perfectly fine, they sent me a check

[mothered]

Batteries are susceptible to short circuiting, hence can explode.

Although Duracell have a safety value to prevent this, It's still possible.