[AllWrappedUp]

For the new people on there journey into the world of Social Engineering you will quickly realise how addictive it can be. Once you
get that first item for free you will become hooked and hooked quickly and this is where mistakes can be made. When you are fireing off
emails as if your life depends on it it is very easy to lose track on what you are doing. This can be easly resolved by keeping a simple form
that will keep track on everything that you have said and done.

Below is a form that I used when I was contacting several companies a day which help me a lot to just keep tabs on what I have done.



Company : dell
contact : telephone/email/chat
agent spoke to : John Smith
Product : monitor
model number : XXXX-XXXXX
serial number : XXXX-XXXX
reason given : Fucked
Date bought : 1/1/17
place bought : honest johns superstore
Email address used : Scammingu4fun@hotmail.com
Receipt used : Yes


What the above does is keeps a clean log of everything that you have done for your target company and also helps if you are going to hit that company again.
When I first started off I used to have several emails that I used and accidentially used the same email for a company I had done several weeks before and was quickly pulled
up on it by the agent I was talking to which then put an end to it. This small oversite on my part could potentitally screw up not just my future SE with the company
but also other people trying to SE them also.

It may seem a little boring to keep a log of your SE'ing but beleive me it is a massive help to keep things in order.


Hope this is of some help to some.

*FOUND ON ANOTHER FORM | THOUGHT IT WOULD BE WORTHWHILE POSTING HERE FOR NEW USERS*

[mothered]

Although the "Reason given" may partially denote the method used, It's beneficial to also document the method Itself.

If you're SEing In high volumes, It's good to record the number of times you've performed It on the same company.
That aside, good work.

[Jimbo39238]

Although the "Reason given" may partially denote the method used, It's beneficial to also document the method Itself.

If you're SEing In high volumes, It's good to record the number of times you've performed It on the same company.
That aside, good work.

Definitely agree. I have about 5 emails created and listed in an Excel spreadsheet in which whenever used with a company I clearly show this. Helps keep track of what emails have been used on certain companies and can help in the future in case you want to SE for example Logitech again and can't be arsed going through your emails to see what ones have already been used for the specific company.

[AllWrappedUp]

Although the "Reason given" may partially denote the method used, It's beneficial to also document the method Itself.

If you're SEing In high volumes, It's good to record the number of times you've performed It on the same company.
That aside, good work.

Thought this would be a worthwhile contribution

[Nyx]

Only suggestion I'd add is to keep track of the address you shipped the product to. That way you can keep track of how many times you've used a specific address for a specific company. Other than that good post, keeping a log of your activities is a good idea, just make sure it is securely stored because if you were ever arrested for SEing that log could easily be used against you in court.

[AllWrappedUp]

Only suggestion I'd add is to keep track of the address you shipped the product to. That way you can keep track of how many times you've used a specific address for a specific company. Other than that good post, keeping a log of your activities is a good idea, just make sure it is securely stored because if you were ever arrested for SEing that log could easily be used against you in court.

Good addition, store somewhere that's not easily found if shit turns upside down.

[mothered]

Although the "Reason given" may partially denote the method used, It's beneficial to also document the method Itself.

If you're SEing In high volumes, It's good to record the number of times you've performed It on the same company.
That aside, good work.

Thought this would be a worthwhile contribution

No doubt It'll assist those who're new to the art of exploiting the human firewall, and perhaps advanced users as well.

[AllWrappedUp]

Although the "Reason given" may partially denote the method used, It's beneficial to also document the method Itself.

If you're SEing In high volumes, It's good to record the number of times you've performed It on the same company.
That aside, good work.

Thought this would be a worthwhile contribution

No doubt It'll assist those who're new to the art of exploiting the human firewall, and perhaps advanced users as well.

I doubt many will take it into consideration as they are not getting anything for free.

[casperandersen]

thanks for sharing. I must admit i already use a similar thing, but thanks anyways

[AllWrappedUp]

thanks for sharing. I must admit i already use a similar thing, but thanks anyways

Always good to keep a log, was a share for all those new members which will come here and throw themselves into all the methods shared then screw themselves over in the long run.