Make money selling defunct electronics on listing websites

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This guide is intended for younger individuals (<16) who aren’t eligible for traditional jobs but still want to cash in up to $5,000 per month​

Using this method, I’ve personally accumulated $23,000 in cash over the past four months

Keep in mind that I’ll be explaining this method with the assumption that you are physically present when selling the electronics, since I can’t account for individual shipping policies or whether returns are allowed on every listing website

Best electronics for this method (what has worked for me):

• GPUs (most sales and profit personally)
• RAM sticks
• CPUs
• SSDs (least sales personally)
• Though it can be anything like monitors, headphones, speakers, consoles, etc

What you're going to do is look for defunct listings of the item you're planning to scam, preferably items that have had internal components removed, which you can usually get for about 10% of the retail price

Basic opsec
The most important part is having proper opsec when buying or selling electronics, and we can do that by minimizing browser fingerprinting and IP or phone identification

The best tools for this that I have used are:

• Burner phone (preferably a cheap Android) with a prepaid SIM bought with cash
• Tor browser (if you're registering accounts on PC, though you can also use it on the burner)
• Virtual machine (if on PC)

Assuming this opsec protocol is used, the only method to my knowledge that could be used to identify you online would be SIM tower triangulation, which can give an approximate radius of your location within 50-500 meters (worst case scenario in dense urban tower placement)

• If any emails are required for sign up, you're going to use the burner number to register them
• Don't use any data that could be tied to your real identity, such as usernames or profile pictures

When it comes to meeting up with them, try to select the best spots with least CCTV coverage, and don't use vehicles with identifiable license plates, when it's possible, you should always meet by foot

Faking benchmarks or tests for electronics that are commonly tested
High percentages of buyers will request that you perform tests with them physically present in your residence, which you can simply deny with a stupid excuse like: "My grandma suffers from dementia and she lives with me"

The goal is to convince them to accept digital evidence of tests, such as photos or videos of benchmarking or testing software

This shouldn't be a problem if you're pricing your item right by second hand standards, as offers will flood in and you should eventually find an interested buyer

Now, for the part where you get the actual tests, you can easily search for the benchmarks on YouTube and record them with your phone by fullscreening the video or just downloading it and sending it to them


Final step, meet up and hope the buyer doesn't notice the item is defunct
I've done this method the most with RTX 4090s that have had the chip and VRAM removed

Good luck scamming

 

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High percentages of buyers will request that you perform tests with them physically present in your residence, which you can simply deny with a stupid excuse like: "My grandma suffers from dementia and she lives with me"

Basically just hope your buyer is a retard

 

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This guide is intended for younger individuals (<16) who aren’t eligible for traditional jobs but still want to cash in up to $5,000 per month​

Using this method, I’ve personally accumulated $23,000 in cash over the past four months

Keep in mind that I’ll be explaining this method with the assumption that you are physically present when selling the electronics, since I can’t account for individual shipping policies or whether returns are allowed on every listing website

Best electronics for this method (what has worked for me):

• GPUs (most sales and profit personally)
• RAM sticks
• CPUs
• SSDs (least sales personally)
• Though it can be anything like monitors, headphones, speakers, consoles, etc

What you're going to do is look for defunct listings of the item you're planning to scam, preferably items that have had internal components removed, which you can usually get for about 10% of the retail price

Basic opsec
The most important part is having proper opsec when buying or selling electronics, and we can do that by minimizing browser fingerprinting and IP or phone identification

The best tools for this that I have used are:

• Burner phone (preferably a cheap Android) with a prepaid SIM bought with cash
• Tor browser (if you're registering accounts on PC, though you can also use it on the burner)
• Virtual machine (if on PC)

Assuming this opsec protocol is used, the only method to my knowledge that could be used to identify you online would be SIM tower triangulation, which can give an approximate radius of your location within 50-500 meters (worst case scenario in dense urban tower placement)

• If any emails are required for sign up, you're going to use the burner number to register them
• Don't use any data that could be tied to your real identity, such as usernames or profile pictures

When it comes to meeting up with them, try to select the best spots with least CCTV coverage, and don't use vehicles with identifiable license plates, when it's possible, you should always meet by foot

Faking benchmarks or tests for electronics that are commonly tested
High percentages of buyers will request that you perform tests with them physically present in your residence, which you can simply deny with a stupid excuse like: "My grandma suffers from dementia and she lives with me"

The goal is to convince them to accept digital evidence of tests, such as photos or videos of benchmarking or testing software

This shouldn't be a problem if you're pricing your item right by second hand standards, as offers will flood in and you should eventually find an interested buyer

Now, for the part where you get the actual tests, you can easily search for the benchmarks on YouTube and record them with your phone by fullscreening the video or just downloading it and sending it to them


Final step, meet up and hope the buyer doesn't notice the item is defunct
I have done this method the most with 4090 RTX that have had the chip and VRAM removed

Good luck scamming

basically niggermaxxing

 

[2d v2]

Low level petty thievery. If you have a brain you can do much better marketing with Burners/SIMs on FB marketplace, the opportunities are limitless. literally just sit down and think. "What can I do when I have 100 accounts to influence the market?"

I am dead serious. Millionaires are made from people who operate legitimately and use everything they can, not buying shitty electronics then selling them to people who will just hand you $2000 dollars without testing it. That almost never happens.

Think in a high IQ way and don't assume people are dumb.

 

[geometryd-sh]

Low level petty thievery. If you have a brain you can do much better marketing with Burners/SIMs on FB marketplace, the opportunities are limitless. literally just sit down and think. "What can I do when I have 100 accounts to influence the market?"

I am dead serious. Millionaires are made from people who operate legitimately and use everything they can, not buying shitty electronics then selling them to people who will just hand you $2000 dollars without testing it. That almost never happens.

Think in a high IQ way and don't assume people are dumb.

How are you assuming people are dumb when you're selecting them beforehand?

 

[2d v2]

How are you assuming people are dumb when you're selecting them beforehand?

Because its a tactic thats been around on craigslist for decades. I used to do this kind of shit with my cousins, including trying to sell fake gold to people who won't test it by acting dumb and saying it was our grandparents.

A friend of ours got his front teeth kicked out by some nigger who obsessively met up with people after he got scammed buying a bag of shitcanned hard drives. This was in like 2009 Boston.

Just to verify the OCD nature of a scammed nigger, one day while working my night shift as a motel clerk a couple years ago(they had no video cameras, you could just walk off site whenever you wanted), I once road raged some bald nigga in a chrysler new yorker and he literally drove around hours looking for me until he found my fucking car parked in from of the motel and busted out the front windshield.

Scamming people is a hard play. God literally puts a target above your head once you've fucked over enough people.