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I'm assuming there is a Stripe/other payment form behind the button, and not a login form for phishing. This seems like a lot of work for just phishing. It woul
by 55555 7y ago
I'm assuming there is a Stripe/other payment form behind the button, and not a login form for phishing. This seems like a lot of work for just phishing. It would seem amenable to actually taking payments because people are booking months in advance, giving you months of no complaints or chargebacks or fraud reports so the criminals can cash out.
- Scoundreller 7y agoMaybe it “fails” and then they ask for WU or something non-repudiable. As you get more committed, the more of a length you’ll go to get the place?
- FDSGSG 7y agoWU or just a bank transfer to a drop account. They definitely aren't after card info with a scheme requiring this much interaction.
- AstralStorm 7y agoIt's enough to drain few thousands per sucker with scam this automated. It will be pushed immediately to a temporary account and forwarded in non-repayable way to the scammer, leaving bank or credit card company to take the fall and a big headache to the user.
- FDSGSG 7y agoThat doesn't happen. The whole idea is utterly ridiculous, if someone could cash out credit cards like that they'd just buy the cards for dollars a piece and not waste their time on a complicated scam like this. > scam this automated haha no
- 55555 7y agoYou are wrong because the nature of this setup specifically allows them to ensure no card owner will be able to find out that they've been conned for several months (by only accepting renters who want to move in in several months). If you just buy card info and charge them, some of those card owners will notice right away.