Just got access to someone amazon account!

Beerad · 03-27-2017, 03:53 AM

Hey guys I recently got access to a person I know, their amazon account and his personal email. Sky's the limit for me now so what should I do? Should I just buy random shit? Or I should double dip a PS4 he ordered in December 2016 and send it to my address? I could do that and as soon as an email comes to him I'll just delete it!! Anyone have any suggestions I should do to his account since it's now in my hands?

zenith · 03-27-2017, 04:15 AM

Do whatever you want. Just don't be stupid about it.
Use a VPN that you trust, use something like TOR Browser for added security
I'd send it to a PO box, or maybe a neighbors address and tell them you never got a certain package or something. But when the owner finds out (yes when. Because it will happen) you wan't to have no physical evidence of you ever being in the account

Beerad · 03-27-2017, 04:40 AM

(03-27-2017, 04:15 AM)Zenith Wrote: Do whatever you want. Just don't be stupid about it.
Use a VPN that you trust, use something like TOR Browser for added security
I'd send it to a PO box, or maybe a neighbors address and tell them you never got a certain package or something. But when the owner finds out (yes when. Because it will happen) you wan't to have no physical evidence of you ever being in the account

Wow thanks for the advice! I'm using an iPhone, should I use a VPN on my iPhone or should I just use my schools computer? I'm new to how amazon can track you without vpn, can they tell when your logged in on an account or only check your ip when you contact them? .... and I'm hoping nobody finds out simply because when any confirmed email comes in about a refund I'll quickly delete it from there email lol atleast I hope that works

zenith · 03-27-2017, 05:30 AM

(03-27-2017, 04:40 AM)Beerad Wrote:
(03-27-2017, 04:15 AM)Zenith Wrote: Do whatever you want. Just don't be stupid about it.
Use a VPN that you trust, use something like TOR Browser for added security
I'd send it to a PO box, or maybe a neighbors address and tell them you never got a certain package or something. But when the owner finds out (yes when. Because it will happen) you wan't to have no physical evidence of you ever being in the account

Wow thanks for the advice! I'm using an iPhone, should I use a VPN on my iPhone or should I just use my schools computer? I'm new to how amazon can track you without vpn, can they tell when your logged in on an account or only check your ip when you contact them? .... and I'm hoping nobody finds out simply because when any confirmed email comes in about a refund I'll quickly delete it from there email lol atleast I hope that works

I'm shocked you got this far

Use your own computer. Not an iPhone. And good Lord don't use your school's computer.
If you didn't use a VPN that you trust Amazon would have your real IP address. A simple lookup can get your ISP, and they can request for information regarding your IP address. Which includes your home address.
If you really want to get this email for good you are gonna need to change the mobile verification number, (if they even have 2 step auth), change the recovery email, and change their password, and recovery info. I've gotten into Gmail accounts before and it was as easy as that.

Beerad · 03-27-2017, 05:46 AM

(03-27-2017, 05:30 AM)Zenith Wrote:
(03-27-2017, 04:40 AM)Beerad Wrote:
(03-27-2017, 04:15 AM)Zenith Wrote: Do whatever you want. Just don't be stupid about it.
Use a VPN that you trust, use something like TOR Browser for added security
I'd send it to a PO box, or maybe a neighbors address and tell them you never got a certain package or something. But when the owner finds out (yes when. Because it will happen) you wan't to have no physical evidence of you ever being in the account

Wow thanks for the advice! I'm using an iPhone, should I use a VPN on my iPhone or should I just use my schools computer? I'm new to how amazon can track you without vpn, can they tell when your logged in on an account or only check your ip when you contact them? .... and I'm hoping nobody finds out simply because when any confirmed email comes in about a refund I'll quickly delete it from there email lol atleast I hope that works

I'm shocked you got this far

Use your own computer. Not an iPhone. And good Lord don't use your school's computer.
If you didn't use a VPN that you trust Amazon would have your real IP address. A simple lookup can get your ISP, and they can request for information regarding your IP address. Which includes your home address.
If you really want to get this email for good you are gonna need to change the mobile verification number, (if they even have 2 step auth), change the recovery email, and change their password, and recovery info. I've gotten into Gmail accounts before and it was as easy as that.

Ok thanks for the heads up. I got access to his amazon account a couple of days ago and all I've done was check his order history I didn't do anything else beyond that and I wasn't using a VPN, I hope that means if I use my laptop when I decide to go through with it it'll be safe... and I think I'm not gonna try to change the info for his google account ill just add a fake email I'll use as a varification for the account. Thanks for the info again man, and you got me feeling worried saying your shocked I got this far ? Lol

mothered · 03-27-2017, 05:59 AM

Further to all discussions, for added security/anonymity, use a VPN together with Tor. Depending on your needs, there a couple of ways you can configure It.

* Tor > VPN: Routing your traffic from Tor to the VPN can assist In masking all traffic from malicious exit nodes.
* VPN > Tor: You first connect to the VPN and then to Tor. In the event your ISP Is spying on you (and given Tor Is renowned for malicious usage), this will hide connectivity to the Tor network.

ApatheticEuphoria · 03-31-2017, 08:16 AM

(03-27-2017, 03:53 AM)Beerad Wrote: Hey guys I recently got access to a person I know, their amazon account and his personal email. Sky's the limit for me now so what should I do? Should I just buy random shit? Or I should double dip a PS4 he ordered in December 2016 and send it to my address? I could do that and as soon as an email comes to him I'll just delete it!! Anyone have any suggestions I should do to his account since it's now in my hands?

Congrats on gaining access to an account. Really though, you shouldn't be going around self incriminating. Maybe next time ask for advice without explicitly stating you did/ plan on doing something that is illegal. I wonder how difficult it would actually be to correlate whatever theft your about to commit to this thread to your identity... THINK ABOUT IT. Wink

HeadlessHorror · 08-24-2017, 04:57 AM

con gtas my friend, if you would like to donate the account to me that ll b awesome lol

Slacker · 08-24-2017, 06:12 AM

I have access to an account with prime today as well. Probably going to check the balances and linked information shortly lol

Blink · 08-24-2017, 06:16 AM

From the rules:

Oni Wrote:Illegal Content
Posts involving financial fraud, identity theft, or any other blatantly illegal activities are not allowed. We don't care if you torrent music or movies, but we don't take federal crimes lightly. Take that discussion elsewhere.
These rules are for our protection and yours. Our host doesn't allow it and we don't want it here either.

You should read the rules, this seems to violate them. (I think)