The Scammers Manifesto

Again, no I.D. required for most utility companies. Just a simple phone call, a name, and a social insurance/security number that is in sequence , what I mean by that is it has to add up, there's an algorithm to social insurance/security numbers. The numbers in your social security/insurance number have a special pattern to them. When you move to a new place and get the utilities hooked up they ask for your name, date of birth, and your social security/insurance number, that's it. They can't actually check the number to see if it's yours, they can only type it into a special program that tells them if it is a valid number, meaning...does the number add up, the algorithm. The program tells them if it is a real number or not, not who it belongs to. You can use any name you want, they don't even ask you to fax a copy of your lease, no I.D. required, you can make up any name you want. Then it is simply a matter of changing the last three numbers in your own social secu

You don't have to show a single piece of I.D. to get a credit card. As a matter of fact, you can get one in another persons name with just a wee bit of information, no I.D. required. It's so easy in fact, most people don't believe me when I tell them how easy it is. If I have your full name, your current address, (Which I will use as the last address, pretending I'm you, and that I've moved), your place of work, I can apply for a credit card in your name....and get it, I don't even require your social insurance number, just your birth date. I am not required by the credit card companies to show one shred of I.D. And they cry about all the credit card fraud....duh. Their internal security is a joke, run by numbskull's. They have educated, administrative, idiots running it. Do you think they would ever hire guys like me to run it? Guys that know the ins and outs of scamming, guys that could set up an actual system whereby people wouldn't get ripped off ev

If you want the Rich Jerks ebook for free email me here and I'll give it to you. I know it's not legal but I don't really care. I don't mind saving you a few bucks that would otherwise go to a scammer.

Contrary to popular belief, people who get bilked out of their money by money making scams online are not stupid, well, some are. A majority are just in a financial pinch, they're in a jam, their imagination go's into overdrive and they do something desperate, they buy some ebook off a guy that's filled with crap. They do realize this soon enough and chalk it up to a bad experience, that's how these guys make money, off your bad experience , that's the scam, they don't make anyone else money. Let me ask you a question, and answer it honestly. How many people do you personally know that make serious money online? Not one huh? I rest my case. My advice is this-Save your fifty bucks, take a good hard look at your life and why you are in a financial fix.....be honest with yourself, then fix it or find another way around it that won't put you in the hole any deeper than you are.

On this blog I will also post the odd review on some of the Internet Scams out there, and their authors. ( The Rich Jerk ) More like the "Rich Jerkoff". His ebook is crap, I've read it....pure crap. Beware other pages reviewing it also, they are just affiliates, they are not real reviews. I read a bunch of them and they all give a good review and then give you a link to buy his crap ebook so they will get a percentage. Beware also the bad reviews, they all give a link to some other crap product enticing you to make easy money online. THERE IS NO EASY MONEY ONLINE . I haven't found one single honest review on the "Rich Jerk", just affiliates trying to make a second hand buck. My advice..... STAY AWAY .... from the rich jerk, and anyone who writes about him except me, I get nothing, I have no affiliation with him or any other "Make easy money online" jerkoff. All ebooks and programs I've come across about making it online are pretty muc