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Facebook Real Likes Service — 1k Likes in 24h
The Facebook likes seller who took the money and vanished — a classic Market Place scam story.
A Services board listing from late 2014 where user leonnnwtfcs advertised paid Facebook page/post likes packages, with pricing tiers, delivery times, and a 'method' upsell for those willing to pay more and learn it via TeamViewer. A few members asked clarifying questions and expressed interest over the following months, but by May 2015 a buyer (Coxie) returned to warn others the seller had ripped him off and disappeared, turning the thread into a cautionary tale typical of unregulated forum marketplaces.
Don't bother guys he ripped me off, took my money and run— Coxie
I sell facebook real likes with your preferences, age,m/f,country and more and more.— leonnnwtfcs
Is this still active— tupac
LiT Boosting Services – Silver to DMG CS:GO Boosting
A little-known booster named poopazz pitches 'legit' rank boosting, and the forum's own GFX Manager and a VIP end up vouching for him
In the Services section, user poopazz advertises a CS:GO account-shared rank boosting service, claiming a small crew of legit players (no cheats) could push accounts from Silver up to DMG, with tiered pricing and PayPal payments. The thread shows the classic marketplace pitch format, complete with reassurances about skin/trade safety and bulk discounts. Notable forum regulars Monster (GFX Manager) and InfectedKush (VIP) both engage with the seller, with InfectedKush eventually vouching that the boost was completed legitimately, and Monster bumping the thread months later to place an order himself.
We do NOT use cheats, we are a close group of irl friends and old teammates that have been playing counter strike legitimately for many many years together, along with one washed up cs source invite player.— poopazz
This guy is legit! He is boosting one of my accounts right now and the prices are great!— InfectedKush
I'm going to order some now, can't wait (:— Monster
uNnAm3d's Amazon Refund/Replacement Service
The classic 'send me your Amazon order, I'll get it refunded for a cut' thread, complete with a guy trying to trade a banned account for a new AMD chip.
A Market Place / Services listing where user uNnAm3d advertised a service to get Amazon orders refunded or replaced for a 5-10% fee, taking payment via PayPal, BTC, or Amazon gift card balance. The thread ran for months mostly as a string of self-bumps, with a couple of members asking about success rates and one, Afteryou, negotiating a specific deal involving a banned Amazon account and a replacement AMD processor. It closed out with a vouch from another member and uNnAm3d returning 'back in business' after finals, giving it that low-key, small-time hustle feel typical of these forum service threads.
Everybody else is doing it, so I might as well join in on the fun!— uNnAm3d
I am super banned from amazon. It's a processor for AMD its like $150.— Afteryou
vouch im online hmu when u can need more services lol— hitmanre
Instagram Growth Service Thread
The forum's resident social-media hustler pitched real vs. fake IG followers, and even the site owner wanted in on the pricing.
VIP member Zack advertised a paid Instagram growth service in the Market Place's Services section, offering followers, likes, and comments via a custom bot rather than a fixed package. Owner TuxifieD and fellow VIP tupac asked about quantities and whether Facebook was also covered, prompting Zack to clarify the bot-driven 'account building' approach and later post a follow-up update claiming improved results and a way to deliver exact like counts. It's a small, low-drama commerce thread typical of the forum's Market Place, showing the site's side hustle culture beyond gaming and cheats.
I'm using a custom bot to get real followers, likes, etc. So essentialy growing the account to have more likes and comments, not a specific amount.— Zack
How many likes can you provide— TuxifieD
do u do fb— tupac
Doing free .edu mails :)
A VIP member ran a little side-hustle handing out free .edu email accounts — and the vouches rolled in.
In this Services board thread from October 2014, forum member Bangerz offered to create .edu email addresses for anyone who PM'd him a name, framing it as a way to kill time and help people out. Several members (Stewart, dexie, SocialEngine) publicly vouched for fast, easy service, while others like posse and Fugit chimed in requesting one of their own, some complaining about delays. The thread trickled on for a couple months with periodic 'bump' posts before going quiet in December 2014, a small but characteristic slice of the forum's informal favor-and-vouch service economy.
Vouch! He made me one— Stewart
/Vouch for this guy. Easy and fast— dexie
This user did an account for me pretty fast. Thank you!— SocialEngine
Gloxiak's CS:GO Boosting Service
A Hungarian VIP offers to boost your CS:GO rank — legit-ish, ESP as backup plan.
A single-post service listing in the Market Place > Services section where forum member Gloxiak, a VIP with over a thousand posts, advertised a CS:GO rank boosting service. He priced it by wins per key, accepted PayPal, and candidly noted he'd play legitimately unless the match got tough, in which case he'd resort to ESP. The thread got no replies, a quiet little snapshot of the casual cheat-adjacent commerce that ran through the marketplace boards.
I'll play legitly, but if we have issues with the team, i'll use ESP..— Gloxiak
My usual price is 1key/3win.— Gloxiak
Drignity's PayPal Verification Service
A brand-new 'noob' offers PayPal verification for sale — the forum's resident skeptic isn't buying it
A low-post-count new member named Drignity opened a Market Place thread advertising a paid service to verify and supply PayPal accounts, promising to dress up the thread template later. The offer got exactly one reply: longtime VIP member HateNN publicly called it scam-smelling and asked for vouch copies to staff before anyone trusted it. The thread died there with no vouches, no further replies, and no resolution — a tiny, unremarkable blip typical of the forum's black-market services section.
Smells like scam to me. Can you give vouch copies to staff/crew? How can we know you are legit?— HateNN
Free Crypting Service
Back when 'crypting' your file was a favor someone offered for free — and a whole subforum ran on that kind of goodwill.
A listing/thread from the Services section of Fkn0wned's Market Place, advertising a free crypting service — a common offering on cheat/hacking forums of that era, tied to the site's broader Security & Hacking and cheat-database culture. The surrounding forum structure shows Fkn0wned as a fairly typical early-2010s multi-game cheat community, with dedicated cheat databases for Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, and other titles, plus VIP subscriptions and a Market Place for member services. No dramatic content survives on this particular page beyond the service listing itself.
Instagram Follows for $5 (700+) — Services
A guy sells 700 Instagram followers for $5, gets asked 'bots or real?', admits bots, gets clowned for it.
A short-lived Market Place listing where user privacygimp advertised cheap Instagram follower/like packages, directing interested buyers to Skype/PayPal. Fellow member Stewart quickly questioned whether the followers were bots or real accounts, and privacygimp copped to it being bots. The seller bumped the thread a few days later trying to keep it alive, but forum member KolTas closed it out with a blunt dismissal calling fake followers not worth the price.
Bots or real profiles? Instagram does wipes of bots accounts every now and then.— Stewart
Bots, Should have said sorry.— privacygimp
Fake profiles are not worth to be payed 5$ per 700.— KolTas
Gin's Runescape Powerleveling Service
Need your Runescape skills leveled up fast? Jopli11 was taking orders all day, every day.
A short, quiet service listing where user jopli11 advertised a Runescape power-leveling service, offering to level a chosen skill from one level to another via PM order. The thread consists mostly of jopli11 bumping their own post over a couple of days to solicit customers. A minor, low-drama corner of the Market Place typical of the site's small-time gaming services scene.
Bump. Taking orderes all day.— jopli11
Online all today. Please PM me if im needed.— jopli11
[30%] Starbucks Balance Service [BTC / PP]
A low-level member hawked discounted Starbucks balance for Bitcoin or PayPal in the forum's marketplace corner.
A brief listing in the 'Services' section of the Market Place, posted by a low-post-count member named Drino advertising a discounted Starbucks balance transfer service payable in Bitcoin or PayPal. The post got no replies and no visible engagement, a small artifact of the informal gray-market services that circulated on the forum alongside cheats and hacks.