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^iSSUE1.VOLUME1.NOVEMBER.1994
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#That's right....nobody wants to talk about it,
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that's why you have to read about it in....
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% ÜßßßÜ ßÛßßÜ ßÛßßÜ ÜßßßÜ ÛßßÜßßÛ ßÛßßÜ ÜßßßÜ ÜßÛßßßß
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Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û
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ßßÜÜ ßÛßßßÛ ßÛßßßÛ Û Û Û ßÛßßßÛ Û ÜÜß ÜÛÜÜ
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Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û Û ß Û ß Û
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ßÜÜÜÜß Üß Üß ß ßßß ßÜÜÜÜß ÜÛÜ Üß Üß ßÜÜÜÜß ÜßÜÜÜÜ
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^ A N D S O C I A L E N G I N E E R I N G M O N T H L Y
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~ "The most informative source of subversive and
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underground information in all of cyberspace!
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Oh....you're actually gonna quote that?"
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-an avid reader
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"It was easy! I just read it and, all of a sudden,
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I had fast cars, faster women, and all the money
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I could ever spend. Thanks, Sabotage!"
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-regular subscriber
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#SSM's Editor can be reached at:
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internet: 74634.3614@compuserve.com
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FIDOnet: Lucifuge @ 1:273/210
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BBS/Fax: +1-215-860-0832
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%ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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~ TABLE OF CONTENTS
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#Section Article Author
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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~ i . . . . . . Editorial - "Big Shit, Another Lame Mag" Lucifuge
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ii . . . . . . UPS Announced Two For One From the Lucifuge
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Manufacturer of Your Choice
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iii . . . . . . Free Demo Products for Your Magazine's The Outland
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Hardware Review Column
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iv . . . . . . Equipment Updates Courtesy of the Lucifuge
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Electronic Store of Your Choice
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v . . . . . . Sabotage Classifieds
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%ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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^SECTION~ Editorial
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^ i~ Big Shit, Another Lame Mag
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Yep, another fame-hungry computer geek hoping to satisfy his
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innermost cravings of popularity, noteiritety, and uber-eliteness. Another
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mag to tell you how the world should be run and how to go about running it
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that way. It's more articles on "Hacking the CBI Computer Network." And you
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have the first issue right in your hands.
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Now that we have things clear, I will begin by telling you things that
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will convince you that the message of this magazine is immortal and convince
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you to view it as your bible from this day on. Got that, good buddy? Good.
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The purpose of this mag is nothing other than to inform the public of
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what they SHOULD know, but aren't told by the government and media. It will
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also tell you the latest ways to pull yourself out of the drudgery by social
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engineering and scamming. This world is not someplace where one can survive
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and become a full and complete person by sitting back and fitting into the
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mold of society. The future leaders in business, economics, and with any
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help, politics will be the social eningeers of today's society.
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Yes, social engineering already takes place in governmental and
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economic circles, but it isn't to create change, it's to maintain a status
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quo and fine-tune opinions. What will be discussed herein will be revolution-
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ary compared to this pathatic display of what can be such a powerful tool.
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What exactly is the purpose of the magazine? Well, it's not to help
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change the would, or even a country. It's not to plan for the future of
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society. It's to help you acquire money, connections, power, and information.
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No matter what happens to these pathetic times we live in, most of the above
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will still benefit you. Even if you are picking this mag up five years from
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now, much of it should still be current. And if it isn't, that's your fault
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for being too stupid to find Sabotage sooner.
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%ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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^SECTION~ Two for One
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^ ii~ UPS Announces Two-for-One From the
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Manufacturer of Your Choice
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Ever order something from a mail order house and have it shipped UPS?
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Sure, just about everone has. Ever have it show up on your doorstep when
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you're out...you know...it was just left there by the UPS guy and no one signed
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for it? Are little bells and whistles going off in your head yet? Well, it
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should sound like the intro to "Time" by Floyd by now if you deserve to read
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this mag.
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OK, so what exactly can you do here? Let's establish a basis first:
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you need to get a package delivered that you don't have to sign for. Usually
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UPS will leave regular ground shipments on your doorstep even if you aren't
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home. This is what you want, and you better not leave any notes on where to
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put it or, "Just leave the package on the doorstep" because you just legally
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claimed responsibility for the package. This only works if the leave it
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without you asking them to.
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Now, you come home and have your new whatever sitting on your doorstep.
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Start smiling, because in a few weeks you'll have another. Wait about 3 or 4
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more business days, then call back and say, "Where is my goddamn package? I
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ordered this thing a week and a half ago! Can you check on where it is?"
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Chances are that it was sent out using UPS GroundTrack. They will get the
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GroundTrack numbers and call UPS only to find it was already delivered.
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They'll call back and tell you that is was delivered on whatever day you picked
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it up, and probably be stupid enough to ask, "Are you SURE you didn't get it
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yet?" Tell them to shove it up their ass, you want your new toy, and you want
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it NOW. They'll probably tell you that they need to call you back in a day or
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two after they talk to UPS. More than likely they'll put in a claim for the
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"lost" package, as most places insure their shipments through UPS. If you
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are either pissed off enough or convincing and nice enough (the latter method
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usually works best throughout this and all other phone contact scams) they
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will ship out a replacment before they even get their UPS claim back (which
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will take two or three weeks on average to be processed).
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This time, it doesn't matter if you sign for it or not. Chances are
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they will not drop it off unless you sign for it. The won't drop anything
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off unless someone it there to sign for a LONG time, so don't expect this to
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work at the same address often.
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Now you have your second whatever it is. If you ordered a hard drive,
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congrats, you can always use more space. If you ordered a new intake manifold
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for your truck what the fuck do yount two for? Well...to take advantage of
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the "money-back satisfaction guarantee" that you were insightful enough to
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look for before making your educated purchase. Tell them it won't fit, it
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sucks, you granny's Olds has a higher-performance intake on it that this piece
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of shit you sent me, or whatever. You just got one for free.
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%ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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^SECTION~ Free Demos
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^ iii~ Free Demo Products for Your Magazine
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Writer's Hardware Revue Column
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#Editor's Note: This text is a bit outdated in the equipment it talks about,
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but the general concept remains true and still works very
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well if properly done.
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~This method has earned me a lot of good stuff, virtually any non-OEM company
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will do business with you, Hayes, Xebec, Sony, Alpine, Hitachi, RCA, Hayes.
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Look through a nice magazine, see something you like. Once you find it, look
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for a business phone number. If there is one on the ad, then call it up, and
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follow these steps:
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B = You C = Company
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B: Hello, this is Joe Smith from Kplastic Magazine, may I speak to your
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Public Relations manager?
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C: Sure Mr.Smith, you can reach him at 700-456-1000, ext 69, his name is
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Frank Getz.
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B: Thank your sir, and have a nice day.
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C: Thanks for calling First Class Peripherals!
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(call Frank Getz)
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C: Good afternoon, First Class Peripherals, may I help you?
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B: Hello is this Frank Getz, this is Joe Smith from Kplastic magazine?
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C: Yes this is Frank Getz, what can I do for you today?
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B: Hello, my name is Joe Smith, and I work for Kplastics magazine, and we are
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doing a story on Hard Disk Subsystems for the Apple II series, in our
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December Issue. And we would like to include YOUR product in our survey.
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We were wondering if you could send us a interview system for a short
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period of 30 days for our story?
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C: I'll have to check with some other associates, we'll need to ask a few
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questions first. (ie: he asks how many subscribers you have)
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B: Oh, my gosh, I believe we have a circulation of 190,000 people.
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C: Ok, and who publishes your magazine?
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B: We have a local printing office that does all our printing needs.
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<talk a little more, nothing really important>
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C: Ok, where can I send the interview system to?
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B: <Prearanged address>
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C: Thank you, and we'll get one right out to you, thanks for calling Mr.Smith.
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B: Ok Jack, and I'll be in contact with you again next week, have a nice
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weekend!
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C: Oh you too!
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You must be ready, when you do this, they might be cautious! Some times
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you have to do a lot more. What you may need to do is to get a "No Charge
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Purchase Order". Include your fake business name, and your fake alias on it,
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and mark it up for:
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Product Unit Cost Sale Cost
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1 Sider 10 Megabyte Hard Disk $695.00 $0.00
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Now once you have done this send it out to them, include a business letter.
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Don't act like a complete hammer head when you do it. Numbers look good.
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So when doing this procedure, always have this list ready:
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o A fake alias (ie, Joe Fitztein). Be creative -- not overly.
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o Have a fake business name.
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o Have a 'No Charge Purchase Order' form ready! Include your
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fake business name if possible. If you can get a business
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logo onto the forms, do so..
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o Have a circulation number ready -- ideal: 110,000
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o Have a publisher name ready! Use a fake name.
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o Have your address ready for them to send it to. A PO box as
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described in the begining would do great -- but any address
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will do that you use for a 'dropoff' sit in carding and
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goods.
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Have it all ready before hand! Not after, impress him. Be a pompous jerk.
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If all works fine, and you have done a little planning, you will do fine.
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Let me explain some terms we used, and give you some places to look.
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%ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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^SECTION~ Equipment Updates
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^ iv~ Equipment Updates Courtesy of the
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Electronic Store of Your Choice
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It is so easy to rip off large electronic stores that you just HAVE to
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take advantage of it. If you want a new amplifier because you fried the old
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one because your snowplow pump motor destroyed the electrical system of your
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truck last winter (never happened to me of course.....<g>), or you want a
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bigger hard drive...or anything like that, you should be able to pull this
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scam off. The only catch is that you need the cas to pay for what you want
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for at least a few days. Try this scam at stores like Silo, American
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Electronics, or whatever you happen to have in your area.
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What you do is this: find an electronics store or whatever that is
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too big for their own good. You know what I mean...the sales people know
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nothing, and they kiss ass to the point that they will accept a return for
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any reason at all without any questions. Well, let's say you have this fried
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amp and you want to new one. Go buy an identical one, and return the old one
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in the new packaging. In case they check to make sure you actually returned
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the new one, just clean the old one up to look like new. If it's scratched or
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whatever, get out your screwdriver and put the old guts in the new case and
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return that. A few minutes of work and you won't get busted. Most times they
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don't even look. To ensure this, open the packaging very carefully and note
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how everything is packed. Put it back together exactly the same way, and try
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to make it look like it hasn't even been opened.....the tell them you didn't
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even open it (oh...I bought it for my brother but it's the wrong one. You
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weren't open last night so we bough it somewhere else).
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A variation on this one it raping computer for everything they're
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worth. But one, take out EVERYTHING you can't see with the case closed
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(hard drive, internal modem, video card, controllers, motherboard...whatever)
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and return the rest. If the store is big enough and you make your excuse
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convincing enough they won't even check. This is another case where repacking
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exactly the way it came is important, since you really don't want them checking
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it. And even if you do get busted...deny you even opened it and tell them
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it must have came that way. They kiss so much ass in those stores that chances
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are you'll get away with it.
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Some final notes on this: it's always best to pay in cash. It also
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helps to have your excuses ready beforehand so nothing sounds suspicious.
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Also, don't overlook casing the store beforehand. Spend some time in there,
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find out their return policies, and figure out just how much the sales
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people know. Maybe even have one of your friends buy something and return
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it a few days later (without doing anything to it) to see what their return
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procedures are...but remember to act like you don't know when you go to do it
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yourself. Sometimes it even helps to have someone else return the "altered"
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item for you. It all depends on the location. And a final reminder: the
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higher the price of the item, the more likely they will be to check it more
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thoroughly.
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~"Can't stand it...I know you're playin it. Gonna set it straight this
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Watergate." -Mike D
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