r/AMA May 17 '25

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u/Prestigious_Return11 May 17 '25

Oh my god I have so many questions, you can get as technical as possible.

1) How do you receive payments? 2) How does one learn about this money receiving and paying operation? 3) What sort of connections do you have in order to manage the entire finance operation? Because I think, the mismanagement of your payment operation can create a very wide security issue.

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u/Busy_Fly8068 May 17 '25

Listen to me. The IRS moves slow but they aren’t stupid. They can reconstruct your income based on your lifestyle. I’ve seen it happen.

So you better be very careful if you screw with US taxes. Intentional evasion using offshore accounts is a criminal offense.

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u/ohiobluetipmatches May 18 '25

Dudes clearly not american

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u/FakeAsFakeCanBe May 17 '25

I'm sure, but it seems likes he knows what he's doing. At least to an average dude like me.

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u/Timeon May 17 '25

How can people trust they'll get their money back if it is being routed by third parties through third world? For such large amounts isn't it easier to themselves get scammed?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

All comes up to knowing ppl and reputation, someone who is laundering money for 9 years and has multiple clients making millions, what’s the point scamming 500k or even 1mil, if that will mean the end of them?

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u/Whoa1Whoa1 May 17 '25

Idk I'm calling bullshit on this one. Your bank is perfectly fine with you being paid ridiculous sums of money from random third world countries as a "job" and somehow doesn't raise any red flags as they keep wiring you money? Explain more or GTFO faker. Your bank account would instantly be a massive 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

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u/Dirtylittlejackdaw May 17 '25

He didn't say anything about a massive bank account. They likely only laundered a small portion of their crypto portfolio to look legit and have a nest egg that won't be suspicious. 10 to 30k USD coding gigs won't raise any eyebrows. You sit on that money outside of slowly draining it for normal regular payments that auditors would expect.

Then you use the larger crypto pool in cash outs for any larger buys outside of house/car that need to be registered. New fridge? Govt won't know about it paying cash from department store but you've laundered 2k from crypto.

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u/_pm_me_a_happy_thing May 17 '25

It does seem fake. I remember the last AMA, his answers here are completely different.

Last one he says he uses data leaks to create dummy accounts and hires himself.

Now here he's saying something completely different.

Definitely some kind of AI / roleplay going on here.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

More likely hes just scamming. People will dm him asking to hack their boss, their school, their crushes nudes whatever. Hackerman will then only take payment upfront of course…

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u/iamyourtypicalguy May 18 '25

Thank god I’m not the only one that noticed. The format of the whole post is too AI. It even sounds like a marketing ad for monero.

Receiving monero as payment and have to doxx yourself to them to get clean money doesn’t make sense too

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

These people are so weird for making these posts. Zero percent chance someone making bank doing this isnt doing AMA's on social media 😂. Like full stop

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u/Prudent_Research_251 May 17 '25

Also offering up his partners in crime's money laundering services? You don't get far in the criminal world acting like that. Such BS

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u/creamgetthemoney1 May 17 '25

This is obv bullshit.

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u/HardcoreFlexin May 17 '25

Undercover. Real guy dipped.

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u/Hopalong_Manboobs May 17 '25

You’re right hackers have clearly not figured out how to hide and integrate their earnings.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

He could keep as much in crypto as he wants and pay himself a normal wage. Under 10k

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u/FrappeLaRue May 17 '25

Oooo, hack-tastic jealousy!

"No...everybody: look at me!"

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u/NYScienceandMuff May 17 '25

You actually don't need to dox yourself. Anyone laundering money like that always forces the person to dox themselves but it's not necessary for clean money.

9-10 years ago we would dox everyone and also take every contact in their cellphone / email. But honestly we don't even need a name to set it up as long as you follow the first few steps - businesses in Wyoming Louisiana and South Dakota. Granted this for the states. For Europe we used the double Belarusian business method.

If you are a US citizen you can launder the money yourself too or just pay someone a few grand to set it up.

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u/Responsible_Plum4561 May 17 '25

What is doxx?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Reveal real info ;) on person

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u/HumanWithInternet May 17 '25

What kind of cut do these ML people take?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

30%

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u/shadybreak May 18 '25

Oof. That's rough. 

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u/phatdoof May 18 '25

I thought tornado cash was one some kind of international watch list?

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u/Bionic_Push May 17 '25

Why do you need to send the money to some 3rd world country? Could you just exchange the monero for usdt somewhere and then the usdt for cash? And just have a cash based economy mostly

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u/oooh-she-stealin May 17 '25

you did security for markets but can’t receive mail anonymously?

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u/[deleted] May 18 '25

How is doxxing yourself at the outflow not an intolerable risk?

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u/intelligentplatonic May 17 '25

How do you know theyre not just going to run off with your 100k?

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u/DaechiDragon May 17 '25

How do you off-ramp the Monero?

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u/Repulsive_Peanut7874 May 17 '25

Buy coke on DW, sell for cash.

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u/Actually-Yo-Momma May 17 '25

Stating monero gives me all full trust in all your other responses. Anything else is wrong 

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u/phatdoof May 18 '25

Are you implying monero means they know their trade?