RE: The damaged package method 03-16-2023, 01:49 AM
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(03-15-2023, 05:23 PM)Kikibosum Wrote:Agreed.(03-15-2023, 02:02 PM)mothered Wrote:I see you are right.(03-15-2023, 12:34 PM)Kikibosum Wrote: Understood. Can you tell me one or two known companies that have worked easily with this method in your experience?My username Is pretty wide-spread over the net, so I'd rather not discuss specifics.
What I can say, Is that the method works with almost every company on any scale. The only downside Is that It can be a lengthy process, namely because of the company's Incapacity to provide evidence as stated In my earlier post. As such, do expect off-topic repeated replies to your requests, as well as being Ignored by reps on every level.
It makes me a bit angry, I've dealt with some very reluctant companies (as you know) before and it's a tough job.
It can be very tough and frustrating, which Is a common reason why SE'ers don't pursue their SE any further. Social engineering requires a lot of patience, adamancy and perseverance. If SE'ers don't have those attributes, they may as well find something else to do.














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