New Attack on the Proxy List: Credit Card Fraud

**iHate** · 29 January, 2010, 10:53 AM

not everyone has moneybookers and paypal is the biggest and
everyone uses paypal nearly but go to my idea and it would work

**Hellas** · 29 January, 2010, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by MagicTallGuy

not everyone has moneybookers and paypal is the biggest and
everyone uses paypal nearly but go to my idea and it would work

Not everyone have, but everyone can register and upload fund using debit/credit card.

That is very small step for using the service if you really need it.

Tell me, if you have use from Tech Faq proxy list, would you take 1 min to register on Moneybookers?

**dmi** · 29 January, 2010, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by Hellas

Not everyone have, but everyone can register and upload fund using debit/credit card.

That is very small step for using the service if you really need it.

Tell me, if you have use from Tech Faq proxy list, would you take 1 min to register on Moneybookers?

U.S. citizens can't register for a Moneybookers account.

**iHate** · 29 January, 2010, 15:35 PM

and some people dont have credit/debit card

some people earn money on the internet
and then spend on internet...

and paypal is the easyiest way to do that.

**Hellas** · 29 January, 2010, 16:24 PM

Originally Posted by MagicTallGuy

and some people dont have credit/debit card

some people earn money on the internet
and then spend on internet...

and paypal is the easyiest way to do that.

If you dont have credit/debit card then how do you use PayPal?

Originally Posted by dmi

U.S. citizens can't register for a Moneybookers account.

Actualy they can but is little bit of hassle for them to use it, not easy as for people from other countries.

**5starpix** · 29 January, 2010, 16:26 PM

Originally Posted by Hellas

If you dont have credit/debit card then how do you use PayPal?

I think he means the paypal funds, which people make online. Like if I send you $20 for something, you will have $20 in your paypal account.

**Coastercraze** · 30 January, 2010, 00:30 AM

Originally Posted by Charles

Or even better... How about integrating with TopBits?

What the heck is "TopBits"?

**5starpix** · 30 January, 2010, 01:02 AM

Top Bits,

The new version of TechFAQ

**Keldorn** · 30 January, 2010, 18:41 PM

Originally Posted by 5starpix

Top Bits,

The new version of TechFAQ

Changing Domains probably is not a good idea, for example Tech-faq.com/ram.shtml used to rank like #4 or something for "what is ram" on Google. Now its completly gone...