Hacking a Scammer

Do you think Hackers are smart? or, Scammers are smarter than those hackers (clever programmers)?

In thefreedictionary.com, "Scammer" define as a person who perpetrates a scam; swindler. obtaining money by means of deception. There are so many online selfish-gurus that would try to take your hard earned money away from you in order for them to satisfy their greediness.

There are many online investment companies that are scams.

How can we know somebody that is a scammer?

How can we identify an online investment companies whether it is a fake or not?

How to trap scammers on a ditch?

Why should we aware of this online gurus?

What to believe and not to believe?

This article would help you identify scammers and non-scammers online.

Hacking defined by Eric Raymond, compiler of The New Hacker's Dictionary, defines a hacker as a clever programmer. A "good hack" is a clever solution to a programming problem and "hacking" is the act of doing it. 

Are you ready to act against those Scammers?

Here we go!

How to Hack a Scammer?

In order to hack a scammer, the first thing to do is to make sure that you know how to use computer. You can't just hack a scammer by means of any devices that doesn't make any sense for hacking. Make sure you have your owned personal computer connected with an internet of course! :)

Identifying a scammer is not that easy, It take much time for reasearch especially when they have an "alias". Scammers have their own unique strategies by means of making a websites that attracts more visitors such as the following: "Earn $3000 a week", "Triple Your Money", "Join Quick Money Online", "You won $1000!", "You got a message with a gift worth $5000", etc., Now, how can we identify the owner of those websites that have that kind of money making strategy? I'm glad you ask! The good news is that you can know them by searching it in google.com search engine by following this pattern: "JustBeenPaid - Whois.com"

Sample screenshot: 

I'm glad that there are websites that would help us identify who are the owners of those sites that invites people to join there business.

Aw by the way, we don't need to hack a scammer! Just give them a chance to fool themselves again and again! :)