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ideas on how to SE an MSR206? - µsick - 12-26-2012 okay, so i've been scouring the net for an MSR206 or an MSR605. For those of you that don't know, this is a magnetic stripe reader/writer. The only place i've seen it for sale is on here,amazon (which has like 1 left), and newegg (sold by a 3rd party). Theres always the option of going for the company itself, but i no ideas as to go about this. I want this to be as invisible as possible. which means no paper trail leading to me...and since I don't have enough cash to put in a GC, I can't use the amazon method without putting it on the credit card. I don't know if its possible to SE the dude on newegg, although he has quite abit of feedback so that may be a sign that he's a big store which leaves the company itself. I'd imagine i would have to get a serial number of some sort, call them up with a good ass excuse and yell at them. The best excuse i can think of is I bought it and i used it like 3 times and it stopped working. but they may have me send it back (box method?) anyways, everything here i wrote is because i'm under the influence of alcohol and i'm a crazy lunatic
RE: ideas on how to SE an MSR206? - Xeronations - 12-26-2012 The only way I can think of is to use a VCC and apply the Amazon method. You could always buy a GreenDot card from your local gas station. RE: ideas on how to SE an MSR206? - µsick - 12-26-2012 (12-26-2012, 06:11 AM)Xeronations Wrote: The only way I can think of is to use a VCC and apply the Amazon method. You could always buy a GreenDot card from your local gas station. but the problem is that I don't physically have enough cash to buy it? doesn't amazon charge your card first then ship? RE: ideas on how to SE an MSR206? - w00t - 12-27-2012 Yes, they do. While I'd love to delve into why it's a bad idea to defraud people selling machines widely used by criminals, it's easier to say that it'd be easier to rent one than defraud a seller. |