Purpose: The speaker explains various scams with potential earnings and risk levels.
Warning: All scams are illegal and risky. The information is shared to demonstrate how easy it is to make money, albeit illegally.
Scam 1: Refunding
Description: Convince a company they didn’t send a product, and keep both the product and refund.
Earnings: $100/day, higher earnings possible with more complex scams (e.g., Amazon textbook scam).
Risk: High chance of jail.
Scam 2: Online Carding
Description: Purchase stolen credit cards and use them to buy items online.
Earnings: $1,000 to $20,000/day.
Risk: Extremely high, potential exposure at delivery points.
Scam 3: Survey Scams
Description: Uses surveys to collect credit card information.
Earnings: $1,000 to $10,000/day.
Risk: Moderate chance of being caught.
Scam 4: Phone Sign-Up
Description: Get people to sign up for phones using their identity.
Earnings: A few thousand dollars/day.
Risk: High due to in-person interactions.
Scam 5: Bank Loading
Description: Deposit fake checks via mobile deposits.
Earnings: $50,000 to $60,000/day.
Risk: Very high, potential legal consequences.
Scam 6: Combos
Description: Exploit reused passwords to access accounts and order goods.
Earnings: $500 to $1,000/day.
Risk: Medium.
Scam 7: Identity Theft for Credit
Description: Use personal information to apply for credit cards.
Earnings: $10,000 to $20,000/day.
Risk: Extremely high.
Scam 8: Bank Spamming
Description: Phishing attacks to gain bank login information.
Earnings: $10,000 to $50,000/day.
Risk: Medium.
Scam 9: Business Account Logs
Description: Phishing to access company communication platforms.
Earnings: $100,000+/day.
Risk: Medium, requires significant setup.
Scam 10: Credit System Exploitation
Description: Legal manipulation of the credit system for personal gain.
Earnings: Potentially millions.
Risk: Low if done legally.
Contention: Credit card companies and educational institutions lack transparency about credit education.
Conclusion
Legal Warning: It's stressed throughout not to engage in any of these scams.
Call to Action: Offers legal methods and content for making money, directing users to rjack.net for more information.
Final Notes
Ethical Standpoint: Though the scams are outlined in detail, the speaker repeatedly warns against pursuing them and promotes legal avenues for wealth generation.