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A different way to use the box method ! #1

So i just found that someone posted this on a different forum before me ! the link is here !
http://socialengineered.net/showthread.php?tid=21291
Also his tutorial is better

Sorry i knew about this a long time ago but i didn't actually steal this tut!

The Box method is a method of tricking the company into believing you have sent the item, but that it was lost, stolen, or damaged under transit

Now most people just kick the box around or scruff it up and then try to send the box to the company, But what if the shipping company weighs the box and their is nothing in it?

What i like to do is instead of just kicking the box around you fill the box up with ice cubes!

The reason this works is because when you send the box it will have weight and while going through transit the ice will melt and make the box look tampered with !

That's about it ! Now go social engineer some companies !

Thanks,

Processor

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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #2
I have read a similar guide like this somewhere. But thanks for sharing. Smile

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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #3
Wow, this might just work. But the're is a lot of variables in this method.
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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #4
(03-17-2013, 10:55 PM)Three Wrote: I have read a similar guide like this somewhere. But thanks for sharing. Smile

Ya i can't exactly remember where i came up with this so if you find that someone else did this before me i will surely add credits !

Thanks,

Processor :blackhat:

(03-17-2013, 10:58 PM)Johnny Wrote: Wow, this might just work. But the're is a lot of variables in this method.

Could you elaborate a bit? Thanks and i personally use this and it does work !
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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #5
(03-17-2013, 11:05 PM)Processor Wrote:
(03-17-2013, 10:55 PM)Three Wrote: I have read a similar guide like this somewhere. But thanks for sharing. Smile


(03-17-2013, 10:58 PM)Johnny Wrote: Wow, this might just work. But the're is a lot of variables in this method.

Could you elaborate a bit? Thanks and i personally use this and it does work !

There might be a chance that the ice could melt during or before the weigh in. That's one factor you could add in.
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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #6
Not to mention you gave them a box that will, at some point, soak the box and any boxes (potentially) underneath it. Have you actually gotten away with this before? what with?
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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #7
(03-18-2013, 12:20 AM)3SidedSquare Wrote: Not to mention you gave them a box that will, at some point, soak the box and any boxes (potentially) underneath it. Have you actually gotten away with this before? what with?

You just put a some thick packaging paper under the ice and it will absorb it !

And i use this for everything that requires the box method !

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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #8
Thanks bro
although I don't think ice cubes are going to work rly well XD
they are just going to like, disintegrate the box.

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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #9
(03-18-2013, 02:19 AM)The End Wrote: Thanks bro
although I don't think ice cubes are going to work rly well XD
they are just going to like, disintegrate the box.

Ya that's the point !

Instead of using a rock or sending an empty box send them ice cubes that weigh the same amount as what your trying to SE And it will look like it was stolen!

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RE: A different way to use the box method ! #10
Use dry ice so your package doesn't get hydrocutted when it gets wet.

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