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Check your spam box. There's probably one saying "we have control of your camera and we've seen you playing with yourself". There's usually a bitcoin address to
by iamben 5y ago
Check your spam box. There's probably one saying "we have control of your camera and we've seen you playing with yourself". There's usually a bitcoin address to send a few hundred bucks to so they don't "send all your contacts the video".
Give it a few days and go look at the address in a Blockchain explorer. There's usually 2 or 3 transactions.
I guess you send 10m emails, you get lucky a handful of times. Spam works enough to make it worth it, especially for what, 7 minutes work?
- jaywalk 5y agoNo matter how secure I make my PCs and network, they still are constantly gaining control of my webcam and watching me play with myself. I don't know how they are able to see through the lens cover, but I don't want the video getting out so I just pay.
- ajot 5y agoIn my case, it's always a virus in my graphics card. Guess I'll have to use a TTY only, and stdout to a dot matrix printer.
- rebelde 5y agoNice trick. I just checked one spam message and it resulted in $11,000 in bitcoin for the spammer.
- kingcharles 5y agoThis. The number of times I've checked an evildoer's Bitcoin address and seen multiple deposits in there makes me sad.