Topic: Global Carding Forum (GCF) Giant Scam (Read 246 times)

Due to greed and less experience.We cant really deny that we do have that curiosity in mind when we do face up too good to be true offers thats
why we do get victimized because we do let ourselves believe into these offers without even taking second thoughts before making a step.
This is true.I do also believe that they do really exist but cant really be easily be reached up by doing regular surfing.lol

Despite OP would not find any sympathy on the forum about his lost money it could be a great example for all not experienced newbies to not fall in these types of scams.

No matter what: carding forum, a super deal for iPhone (50% cheaper or even 70% if bought in bulk 5 - 10 pieces), Paypal and Western Union transfers, accounts with money for 50% less and so on.

As we can see, OP did all that was possible to check the forum and the deal he made, anyway, he was scammed not only for the initial 500$, but they managed to get additional 200$ from him.

These are already well-known scams, but I can imagine that newbies can still fall into these because a lot of them are really unprepared for something like this. These forums look 100% legit and everything is mastered to the last detail.  

There were a few of such "established" carding forums in the past, which offered carding services and had marketplaces with carded cheap equipment, but very soon they turned out to be full scam when they realized that there is a lot more money to be made from scamming not experienced scammers (forum users) as from managing a "genuine" carding forum.

Of course, all of these forums now are 100% fake, especially if one has found them with no problem using Google  . Believe me, legit carding forum would be very deep hidden in the dark web, accessible only via TOR with full communication, messages encryption, only accessible via invite link from already established long time members.

Dog-eat-dog world, huh?

No one would ever use a carding forum here in this forum and if ever one intends to do so, they'd immediately get red-tagged or at least left with a warning tag on their trust. Since you entered the illegal world of carding and such, you should be ready for tricks like this, and no one in their sane mind would ever send that sum of money immediately after not receiving part of the goods. If you want to be a scammer, try your best to not get scammed first and cry here in this forum. No one will take sympathy for you here.

No sympathy for you here mate. A scammer being scammed by another scammer is nothing you here after all you are playing a very dangerous world in the industry of scammers. My advice is since you got the first taste of being scammed because you want to be one I think it's safe to say you aren't fit to become a scammer yourself. And also now that you felt how to be scammed or simply being fooled into losing money I hope you understand what others will feel if you tried to scam them.

Carding wow are those still around these days? I'd put them right up there with those send $100 get $500 Western Union scams. Really old scams that have been around even before the internet existed in its current form. A fool really is born every day.

My personal Bitcoin favourite is the one where you activate some script runs in real time (heh) showing you how the guy's listening to ports and then finding vulnerable nodes and voila he's stolen some bitcoin. It even asks you to keep yr connection alive and it only "hacks" it after an hour or so, making it look ever so real.

Then you have to pay the miner's fee. Lovely scam, looking on blockchain you can still see people paying it all the time.

How ironic, karma is real.
I would suggest remove the link, there's no use of linking it here.

The question that I would like to even ask is this? What service provider were you using before this one open up for you? And again how can you even pay for a service $500 which you have not received value and still went ahead to make additional payment for the same service. Its just shows that you are either not experienced enough in crypto or maybe the deal is so good that you cannot resist considering the amount you are looking to reap from such. Other than that, there is no reasonable explanation as to why you could fall for the same scam twice.

Play stupid games, win stupid prices.

Source: https://me.me/i/there-are-scams-all-over-the-internet-send-me-just-faadb3383f1c440e9511c3cf942297b8

How unfortunate. 

As other members mentioned, the scammer is scammed by another scammer. The infinite loop will continue until the FBI shut down the platform.
By the way, check the Reddit reviews, feedbacks before deciding to use their service: https://www.reddit.com/r/onionscams/comments/bypum1/global_carding_forum_legit_or_scam/

+1 to this.

I didnt expect that there would be still those fools who do still believe into these things and ending up on being scammed because they do tend to scam.Ridiculous.!

I throw all my weight behind your statement, a thief got robbed by a bigger thief.
Carding forums are training grounds for scammers and credit cards fraudsters, op should have a change of heart and do legitimate business.

So a (would-be) scammer got scammed, no sympathy from me here. Next time look for an honest way to make money.

Global Carding Forum (GCF) Is A Giant Scam

The website looks good  but don't be fooled. it's a smokescreen.

I was in constant communication with a Vendor, forum admins, escrow managers etc (just for due diligence) before I made payment for service.

I initially paid $500 through GCF Escrow For Cash App transfer. The vendor then said I have to pay an additional $200 because i was a first time buyer. He said it was only then that he could start the Cash App transfer.

I paid the additional $200 and till date the vendor, GCF Escrow managers, forum admins, etc have all ceased communications with me.

The whole forum is a giant scam, you deal with them at your own peril. Don't be fooled by the website and the escrow you see.

Stay away from Global Carding Forum:
 http://qr5rw75na7gipe62.onion/forumdisplay.php?fid=19