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C:\TRANS\AEFILES\TEXT\LUGGAGE.TXT
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CTRL-S/CTRL-Q Pause/Continue - SPACE/CTRL-C/CTRL-K Aborts
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- The Disk Jockey -
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- presents: -
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- -The Lost Luggage Scam- -
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- -
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- another file in the -
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- Advanced Carding/Fraud Series -
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Preface:
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Yes, another file in the never ending saga of fraud.
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Being a student makes you ever money conscience, and
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exploring ever possible profitable loophole becomes a way of
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life. Of course I have never and will never write a file on
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anything I haven't done personally, and this is no exception.
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Airlines:
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With all the airline competition that you find nowdays,
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of course there is going to be some carelessness in the
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handling of your luggage, and in the past year, luggage loss
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has been at an all-time high. This is the fraud we are going
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to exploit. The lost luggage scam.
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Tickets:
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These must be purchased legally, of course, but don't
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have to be a cross country flight, in fact it can just be to
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the next state if you want. More than likely you would want
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to plan this at least a month in advance, to insure that you
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get the cheapest flight available. Let's say that you live
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in Chicago, and are planning on flying to Detroit. You would
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purchase your tickets from O'Hare on say Piedmont airlines,
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but your return trip MUST be on a different airline, say a
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one way from Detroit Metro to O'hare via Northwest Orient.
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The reason for this will be explained fully later.
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The Trip:
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Get dressed up, really dressed up. Tie and maybe even a
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jacket, too. Yes, leave the concert shirts at home this
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weekend, no matter where you go, you'll get more respect and
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look older in a sportscoat then in your CRUE shirt. Besides,
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this is going to net you $1250.00, so for one weekend, be
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that guy your mom always wanted you to be. You want to give
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the impression that you are a businessman traveling, or at
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least that you are a clean-cut guy going to your mom's
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funeral or something. I always carry a briefcase on legit
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business trips, and this is almost a sign to airlines that
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you are a frequent flyer, and deserve attention.
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Landing:
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Ok, this is where you must have some type of friend or
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something to help you out, waiting for you. I had a friend
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waiting for me at the terminal, then met him later at the
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car, but MAKE SURE that is isn't obvious that you are around
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this guy. Make sure he knows what your luggage looks like,
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for he is going to wait and pick up your luggage and take it
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out to the car, while you wait around for your never
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appearing luggage.
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You wait and wait and wait, but your luggage never
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appears. Be careful of the guys from the airlines that stand
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around. Although they may not notice anything going on, they
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may come in to the luggage office and see you there, but
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remembered that you had picked up your luggage. When I did
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it, my friend wasn't sure if he could remember what my
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luggage looked like, so I stood opposite him at the carousal
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and discretely pointed out my luggage as it went by.
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After waiting for almost everyone to leave, and only a
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set of golf clubs are circulating, go up to one of the
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airline guys standing around and ask if that is "all the
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luggage from the flight." They will say something to the
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effect of "Yep, thats all there be!" Then look for the
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airline desk, or usually they have an office for lost
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luggage. Go there and wait. I waited for about 45 minutes,
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while an old lady bitched at the clerk, and a black lady
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paced up and down, mad as hell. When it's your turn, the
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clerk will be tired, and can't wait to go home. Tell her
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what happened, she'll look at your tickets and your baggage
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claim tickets, write them down, and then have you look at a
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chart and describe what you luggage looked like. Give them
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some odd description that doesn't vaguely resemble yours.
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From there, they will give you their number, and they will
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ask for your number where you will be staying. If you don't
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want to give out the number for some reason, just say that
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you have to find a motel, and you can call them later. They
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will apologize, saying that they will call around and try to
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find your luggage.
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Give them an anxious call later, and they will, of
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course, not have found your luggage yet. They will say to
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call back tomorrow, and meanwhile they will keep looking.
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When you call back the next day, they'll apologize again, and
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tell you that if they can't find it in the next few days,
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they'll send you some claim forms. Act cold, somewhat
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pissed, after all, they did lose your luggage!
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Claim Forms:
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These will arrive within a week, and are basically a two
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page form, one being just to fill out information about what
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flight it was, etc. The other is the actual claim form.
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This is a form that has you list and describe each article,
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showing the new value, depreciated value, date purchased, and
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description. Go though all these, and be realistic, a $200
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watch bought a month ago is only worth about $175. Remember
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that you must show receipts for anything that is over $100 in
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value, so if you are like me and keep all your credit card
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receipts, use those. Anything that can be shoved in a bag
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can be claimed, and don't forget the $40 hair dryer and the
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$60 shaver.
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Send in the claim form, along with any receipts, and
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xerox EVERYTHING that is being sent, you have to send your
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tickets, baggage claim stubs, plus any receipts. In case any
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of these are "lost", keep copies. The letter then must be
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sent by certified mail, which is no big deal. A $2
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investment.
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Settlement:
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The settlement comes pretty quick, usually about 3
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weeks, and if you claimed say $1500 in loss, you will get the
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maximum that the airlines will pay, which is $1,250.00, which
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isn't bad money. This will pay of your housing, or a
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downpayment on a car, or quite a lot of dope. This is BY FAR
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the safest scam to pull, being that the only risk involved is
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having your friend pick up your stuff, and if things look
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bad, you can always say "fuck it" and walk away from it.
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The reason you take another airline back is so that the
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airline people don't see you with a load of luggage going
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home!
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Good luck...
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-The Disk Jockey
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