The www.securedhacks.com scam website offers EXACTLY THE SAME services hosted on the other scam website www.ss7.dev but this time at an even higher price, plus many more.
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Once again the scam is based on the same elements:
1. the www.securedhacks.com scam website tries to distinguish himself from other “real” scammers by putting out a “scam alert” on his homepage;
2. it only hosts “verified” hacks (verified by them!) that are guaranteed to work: hacks verified with the great credibility that only a scammer can offer! (LOL!);
3. claims to be providing services from a date in the distant past, to lure the victim into believing that they have been doing that for a long time up to present date.
4. it accepts payments in Bitcoins only.
In an attempt to make their scam even more credible, the guys behind www.securedhacks.com even offer an escrow system which is supposed to guarantee that the purchased service is going to work.
Who’s behind the escrow system which is supposed to guarantee that the purchased service is going to work?
Once again the www.securedhacks.com scam website guys! (LOL!)
How is that for a guarantee?
At the beginning of 2023, the content of the www.securedhacks.com scam website were openly accessible without registering any account.
Later in 2023, the www.securedhacks.com scam website content can only be accessed by registering an account: this would suggest countermeasures against any possible scam-busting attempts.
For each scam vendor on the www.securedhacks.com scam website, there is also a dedicated page which describes how many services that scam vendor sold up to present time, how many proved defective, how many were actually perfectly working, how many had been refunded.
A list of questions from potential clients is also available, however, comments are closed for all services and there is not chance to add new ones (guess why).
That is nothing but completely fake information, fully functional to the www.securedhacks.com scam.
Once again, the fraud scheme is simple:
1. the scammers behind www.securedhacks.com set up a phishing website;
2. they give minimal information (some general description of the principles upon which his system works along with some fuzzy demo videos) to prove that they actually have what they offer;
3. they guarantee they are different from other authentic scammers on the Internet;
4. prior to purchase, they refuse to give any solid proof of concept to single potential buyers;
5. they up an online shop system where payments can only be made in Bitcoins to a Bitcoin address they show you;
6. once you pay, they will not deliver anything, keep your Bitcoins and stop replying to your messages.
Before busting the www.ss7.dev scam website, we registered an account on the www.securedhacks.com scam website, with exactly the same name and email address we used to contact scammer Vladimir at www.ss7.dev scam website: after login the whole information available on the www.securedhacks.com scam website was fully available.
Then, a few minutes after informing scammer Vladimir that we would expose him on the web, we accessed our account on the www.securedhacks.com scam website, however, we could only access the main page information, something which suggests our account was blocked and, most importantly, either scammer Vladimir is the same guy behind www.securedhacks.com or they are all part of the same bunch of scammers.
On top of that, the www.ss7.dev scam website FAQ page constantly redirects to the www.securedhacks.com scam website, whenever it is time to dodge the most uncomfortable questions:
So, in the end we decided to send scammer Vladimir another “farewell”:
