Th3Man
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Im teach y'all how to buy a iPhone 12 for 40 usd and sell it for second hand market value...
Things you will need....
Facebook
A Indian guy who repairs phones
50 usd (if you don't have any money go and read my guide on scamming - you can make 50 usd in 2 hrs)
4 friends (optional)
Waepon (optional)
How to execute:
Step 1: go on FB marketplace and search for "locked phones" (these are obviously stolen)
Step 2: message a seller and ask him if he'll sell it to you for half price if you come today (you could even go for a lower price)
Step 3: getting the phone. Never let him deliver the phone to you. He will scam you.
Instead do a meet up and pull up with your boys just incase.
(y'all can just rob him of the phone and he won't report to police cuz he stole it - but you didn't hear that from me
)
If you're gonna go alone, have a knife on you just incase
(just rob that nigga - in GTA 6)
So now you've got the phone, what now?
This is where the Indian guy comes in...
Step 4: go to a phone repair store which is run by emigrants (very important)
The store shouldn't be in a place like the mall or shopping center.
Look for a shady guy. I don't know about how it goes in America but if you're in a 3rd world country this should be very easy to pull.
Ask him to reboot the phone, he won't ask any questions (but if he does make up a story)
He'll probably charge you 15usd (more for 1st-world -cels)
Additional tip: when you go to the phone repairer be well dressed.
Now you got yourself a new iPhone 12 (feel free to use it as ur own)
Step 5: Selling it
There are number of ways you can sell it:
FB marketplace for 2nd hand market value
To another Indian phone repairer (not the same guy who flushed it for you, go to another guy)
Friends or people from school (risky)
I spend about R1000 and make R3000-5000 in 4 days.
Now what about phone tracking?
Chances are if the phone was being tracked the seller would have been arrested already so don't worry.
Plus its not like you're gonna use it. Let it be someone else's problem.
More methods to be posted soon.
Things you will need....
Facebook A Indian guy who repairs phones 50 usd (if you don't have any money go and read my guide on scamming - you can make 50 usd in 2 hrs) 4 friends (optional) Waepon (optional)How to execute:
Step 1: go on FB marketplace and search for "locked phones" (these are obviously stolen)
Step 2: message a seller and ask him if he'll sell it to you for half price if you come today (you could even go for a lower price)
Step 3: getting the phone. Never let him deliver the phone to you. He will scam you.
Instead do a meet up and pull up with your boys just incase.
(y'all can just rob him of the phone and he won't report to police cuz he stole it - but you didn't hear that from me
) If you're gonna go alone, have a knife on you just incase
(just rob that nigga - in GTA 6) So now you've got the phone, what now?
This is where the Indian guy comes in...
Step 4: go to a phone repair store which is run by emigrants (very important)
The store shouldn't be in a place like the mall or shopping center.
Look for a shady guy. I don't know about how it goes in America but if you're in a 3rd world country this should be very easy to pull.
Ask him to reboot the phone, he won't ask any questions (but if he does make up a story)
He'll probably charge you 15usd (more for 1st-world -cels)
Additional tip: when you go to the phone repairer be well dressed.
Now you got yourself a new iPhone 12 (feel free to use it as ur own)
Step 5: Selling it
There are number of ways you can sell it:
FB marketplace for 2nd hand market value To another Indian phone repairer (not the same guy who flushed it for you, go to another guy) Friends or people from school (risky) I spend about R1000 and make R3000-5000 in 4 days.
Now what about phone tracking?
Chances are if the phone was being tracked the seller would have been arrested already so don't worry.
Plus its not like you're gonna use it. Let it be someone else's problem.
More methods to be posted soon.
