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That seems risky. Apple presumably knows the identity of app developers, since it needs to send them payment. It shouldn't be too hard to detect a pattern, wher
by alex_c 15y ago
That seems risky. Apple presumably knows the identity of app developers, since it needs to send them payment. It shouldn't be too hard to detect a pattern, where certain apps are bought with stolen iTunes credit much more often than others.
- mattmanser 15y agoThe article mentioned in-game credits, I wonder if this could be a real money trading scam for in-game credits or item. Although I must admit I have no idea if the game mentioned allows in game trades which are crucial to allow RMT. If so it's not so risky as the sucker will end up being the player who bought the items and I doubt anyone ever pursues their claims as they've invariably violated the TOS of the game. Edit: The more I think about this, the more genius a way to monetize this hack it is.