fkn0wned archive

Buyers Section: 8-Digit CSS Account Haggling

A guy wants an 8-digit CSS account for under $4 — and two members race to undercut each other's price.

A short, humble Buyers Section listing where user 'Repulse' put out a request for an old-style 8-digit Counter-Strike: Source account, capping his budget at $4. Two sellers, 'bulletbelt' and 'bahanegag', quickly replied with offers, haggling over a single dollar. It's a tiny snapshot of the forum's account/key marketplace culture, where CS:S accounts were bought and sold like penny stock.

Need a 8 dig css acc for $4 or less— Repulse raver

I have one. But it'll cost 5$ :X— bulletbelt

I have one for $4— bahanegag

CoconuT 2.7.1 VAC Detected Thread

The tail end of a CS:S cheat's life cycle — thanked, flagged, then buried as VAC detected.

This is the final page of a long-running thread about the CoconuT 2.7.1 cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, posted in the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' subforum — meaning by this point the release had already been outed as unsafe to use. The last handful of posts are mostly low-effort thank-yous and one-liners from newer members ('Noob' rank), with the thread winding down rather than any real drama. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the site's cheat-sharing culture and how threads got archived once a tool was burned by Valve Anti-Cheat.

Thanks for the hack— DarkSypher

yeah thanks man— NeJoX

lolz— ac1dassasin

[VAC2 DETECTED] CoconuT 2.7

A once-beloved CS:S wallhack rides a wave of 'unhide ty' spam straight into VAC's ban list.

This was a release thread in Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike: Source cheat database for 'CoconuT 2.7,' a multi-feature cheat (radar, wallhack-style ESP, sv_cheats bypass, no-flash/smoke) posted by user PaRaNoID in September 2007. The thread quickly filled with dozens of low-effort 'unhide'/'ty' replies typical of hidden-content cheat forums, plus a few users asking whether it was still working. By mid-November 2007 PaRaNoID closed the topic marking it as VAC2 detected, moving it into the 'VAC Detected / Not Working' archive section — a routine but telling snapshot of the constant hack/detection cycle that defined this scene.

no banadit anymore, back to coconut...— rnie

I like coconuts.... This is my 3rd coconut hack an...— Lauri

this still vac proof?— AK178

COTW Wallbang/Bunnyhop Montage Feedback Thread

A 2am-edited CS montage clip gets picked apart frame-by-frame by the forum's video nerds

BackhouseMC posted a Counter-Strike montage clip ('COTW Wallbang/bunnyhop') edited late at night, sharing it for feedback in the Video Production subforum. Replies were mostly positive on music choice and the bunnyhop/wallbang play, though jonneh28 gave a detailed critique on demo smoothing and syncing the music drops to the kills. The thread stayed alive for months via bumps, ending with a final '5/5' rating from Botoxx. A pretty typical, low-drama slice of the site's video-editing culture where members traded montage clips and technical tips.

2 in the morning editing FTL lol— BackhouseMC

good music choice, what fps you record in? the slow-mo and movement around the Terrorist being killed is not well done. should try using demo smoothing— jonneh28

rated 5/5 allthough it's very short and pity that you didn't just shoot once with the deagle.— Botoxx

D2 and LOD CD Keys

A guy offers up a stack of Diablo II CD keys, and the haggling over forum points, PayPal, and a sketchy CS:S account gets awkward fast.

A short, quiet thread in the Diablo II Lord Of Destruction subforum where member Jack Daniels offers to trade Diablo II and Lord of Destruction CD keys for forum points or PayPal cash. Fellow member banak wants in but is short on points, leading to a slightly stilted back-and-forth about alternate payment, including banak offering an admittedly 'unlegit' (i.e. scammed) Counter-Strike: Source account instead. They end on a wait-and-see note, with Jack Daniels reminiscing briefly about his old high-level D2 characters that got deleted after he quit playing.

i do not have paypal, im not old enough... You want a unlegit css account?— banak

by unlegit im guessing you mean scammed?— Jack Daniels

no there legit and its ok just wait till the points come back up then we can talk more.— Jack Daniels

The '16,443 Minecraft Codes' Text File Thread

Someone dumped a giant list of 'supposed' Minecraft premium gift codes and half the board dove in hoping for a freebie.

In May 2011, member silentrock posted a hidden-content .txt file claiming to contain over 16,000 Minecraft premium gift codes, noting only 1 out of 16 he tried actually worked and floating the idea of using it for a brute-force attempt. The thread quickly filled with members thanking him and racing to test codes, with mixed and mostly disappointing results ('woah something gone wrong' errors, 'most of them dont work'). It's a classic low-effort gift-code dump thread typical of the era's Minecraft-hungry userbase, more notable for the pile-on of hopeful replies than any real payoff.

Ive tried 16 and only 1 worked so far. I think it would be cool for some sort of bruteforce though.— silentrock

after few incorrect I got "woah something gone wrong" error lalz :D— bNcy

most of them dont work? lawl— [1K] DannZy

Combat Arms Hack Support Thread

A Combat Arms cheat that wouldn't cooperate, and half the board troubleshooting DLL errors together

A member named evilgaia posted a tech-support thread about a Combat Arms cheat (tied to Fkn0wned's own released CA hack) throwing errors on launch, complete with a screenshot. Staff and regulars, including founder TuxifieD and smod ap3x, chimed in with basic firewall/antivirus troubleshooting, while other users piled on with their own matching errors — missing .NET Framework, a missing d3dx9_42.dll — turning it into a communal debugging session rather than a resolved fix. It's a small, mundane slice of the site's Combat Arms cheat-support culture: low-stakes, technical, and very of-its-era.

I dont have an antivirus.— evilgaia

it would be great if you posted a video or more instructions on it— roffled

According to google, you need to install the latest .NET framework.— lam3r

Working CA "CHEATS" XD (Dec 2009)

A newbie reposts Fkn0wned's own Combat Arms cheat after spotting it stolen on YouTube — chaos and 'injection failure' follow.

In December 2009, new member Fatalpoison posted a link to Combat Arms cheat files, noting he'd seen someone on YouTube trying to claim them as their own when they actually originated from Fkn0wned. Other members pointed out the hacks already existed in the General section, and a string of newer users (many one-post accounts) reported trouble getting the injector to work, swapping troubleshooting tips about which .exe to inject into, UAC, and antivirus false positives. The thread captures the everyday texture of the site's cheat-sharing culture: casual camaraderie, minor gatekeeping about redundant posts, and the constant low-level frustration of getting janky injectors to run on Windows XP/Vista/7.

Hey lady and Skull poppers.— Fatalpoison

Honestly mate the hacks are in the General section there was no reason for this link. That's okay though.— maxskillz

oh i had this...it worked.. thnx bro.— blahblah1

[Download] Combat Arms Hax by maxskillz

A backup Combat Arms cheat drop that even the guy sharing it didn't fully understand — dead and locked within two weeks.

In this Combat Arms subforum thread from December 2009, member maxskillz uploaded an alternate hack package (injector plus a cheat client) as a backup after the site's official Combat Arms cheat stopped working for some users. He admitted he wasn't even sure what all the features did, just that it worked well enough to fly around. A few members confirmed it worked or compared it to other tools they had, but by Christmas Day someone reported it patched, and moderator PopTart locked the thread as dead.

They most likely will disconnect you after 1 game but hell it's worth it if you love flying in the air like i do.— maxskillz

This hack was released on the 13th, what do you expect?— McCallum

This topic has been closed by a moderator(me). Reason: " dead / patched "— PopTart

CA Pub Hacks Are Patched

One line, one patch note, and a Christmas Eve argument about whether 'ALL' really means all.

A quick heads-up thread in the Combat Arms subforum: a game update on December 23, 2009 broke most publicly available cheats and their injectors. Staff member ap3x thanked the poster, but a couple of members pushed back claiming their specific hacks still worked, sparking a small nitpicky debate over the word 'ALL.' Nothing dramatic, just a routine 'the patch broke stuff' PSA typical of the cheat-scene news cycle.

Just an FYI, to anyone trying to download any public CA hacks that were created before today (the 23rd), they have all been patched.— Filter

My hack still works.— Unbeliveable

"ALL" is a big word and is seldom used in true statements.— joestunna

Tell Me How to Unbanned a Combat Arms Account

One guy just wanted his banned Combat Arms account back — the replies devolved into hacking confessions and sibling MSN identity theft.

A December 2009 thread in the Combat Arms subforum starts with a one-line plea from a new member whose account got banned, asking for help getting it reinstated. Regulars chime in with the usual suggestions — file a support ticket, call customer service, or just 'bitch at them till they give it back' — while others debate whether banned CA accounts even survive deletion. It ends with one member casually admitting his account was banned for flyhack and aimbot use, and that he just used his sister's MSN to make a new one instead.

Bitch at them till they give it back. :)— Unbeliveable

when my first account got banned for fly hack / aim bot and stuff like that i just nicked my sisters msn and used that and made a account XD— Phayze

i need help gettin my account baq— MICHAEL1030

Simple CA Hack v1 (Combat Arms) by Unbeliveable

A quick Combat Arms box/no-recoil hack drops in January 2010 — and gets patched dead within a month.

A member named Unbeliveable posted a small Combat Arms cheat offering box/ESP-style vision, no recoil, and instant reload via hotkeys, crediting a handful of other coders for the release. The thread is a classic short-lived 'undetected hack' cycle: newbies asking basic questions about how to load it, confusion over which game process to inject into, and within weeks reports rolling in that the tool had been detected and patched by the game. It closes with the OP flatly confirming it's been dead for about a month, a familiar rhythm on this board.

Patched its been like a month.— Unbeliveable

i think this is patchd- loaded it press 1 seen boxes killed 4 people and the game exits = (— ganju

Inject and press hotkeys.— Unbeliveable

[VAC2DETECTED] seren1ty abscondere r1

A VAC2-flagged CS 1.6 aimbot/ESP release, rated a solid 6/10 by the regulars

This Releases-board thread on Fkn0wned's Counter-Strike 1.6 section posted the first (and apparently only) version of a cheat called 'seren1ty abscondere,' already tagged VAC2DETECTED in the title. Posted by co-manager DCLXVI and credited to seren1ty (with xgx and ZELDA credited for parts), it offered an aimbot with adjustable search area, aim height, smoothing, and a far-ESP plus a smoke-removal visual tweak. Replies are the typical mix of thanks, a broken-download complaint, and a casual community rating of 6/10 from regular scuddzilla.

thought i would just ad this hack is fairly god would say 6 out of 10— scuddzilla

Download link doesnt work for me?— Iride99f

thanks mate— Ezekiell666

Money Say Script by SupremeTaco

The classic CS 1.6 numpad trick that made you say '$9900 or more' to your whole team

A Counter-Strike 1.6 scripting thread from July 2009 where forum regular SupremeTaco shared a config script that let players broadcast their in-game cash total to teammates via numpad key combos. It's a low-drama, purely utilitarian post typical of the Scripts subforum, followed by two pages of one-word 'ty'/'unhide' replies as members thanked or asked for help unhiding the code over several months into late 2009. Nothing scandalous here — just a small quality-of-life script and the low-effort bump culture that kept threads alive.

This makes it easier to write your money in teamsay.— SupremeTaco

well i dont really get how to use this thing can anyone help me?— Smiggles

Russian criminal authority, the head of criminal grouping.— kib0rg

Raging Wav Pack for HLSS/CS Servers

A hidden stash of rage-inducing sound files for Half-Life/CS servers, gatekept behind the classic 'reply to see it' trick.

A quick file-share thread in the Raging subforum where user Fkn0wnedBiotch dropped a hidden pack of 'raging wav' sound files meant to troll or annoy other players in-game (likely used with HLSS/Half-Life Server tools). The thread is mostly a long chain of low-effort 'thanks/unhide' replies from members racking up posts to unlock the hidden content, peppered with classic era-appropriate lulz-speak. It captures the very casual, meme-heavy, favor-trading culture of the site's PC Gaming and Raging sections circa 2009.

Im a ROFLcer of teh lawl!— Paiin

MUAHAHA i can't wait to use these.— PaynE

Thanks! time to rage some people :)— Prisonerofwar

iraff.ch Defacement Brag Thread

NIX pops another site and drops the screenshot in Raging — 'just looking for a deface'

A short brag thread in the Raging subforum where member NIX shows off having defaced the site iraff.ch, posting a screenshot as proof rather than any explanation of method. A handful of members chime in with quick praise, and the thread ends on a small dose of reality when Unbeliveable notes the site got fixed a few days later. Classic low-effort flex post typical of the forum's Raging section, where members showed off hacks/defacements for clout.

Okay one more. Upped the index didn't fuck em up completely. I'm just looking for a deface.— NIX

ROFL its still there.— Unbeliveable

They fixed it.— Unbeliveable

How to Hack a Forumotion Forum?

A member wanted a tutorial for nuking someone else's forum — the replies were less helpful than expected

A 2008 thread in the Raging subforum where a member (NIX) asked for a tutorial on compromising a Forumotion-hosted forum to delete or spam its posts. Another member chimed in wanting to target a Club Penguin forum, while more experienced posters noted there were no known public exploits for Forumotion at the time and suggested trying SQL injection. A newer member shared a half-finished attempt at cloning a site's admin panel but admitted being stuck and out of his depth technically.

i want to hack a forumotion forum in means of deleting all of it's posts,filling it up with fkn posts or just simply delete the forum— NIX

Yes, I could use one too, I plan on killing a little Clubpenguin forum.— Hellopayton

I don't think there are any public exploits released right now for forumotion. Sorry.— MillerLite

EliteHax.net CSS-Xtreme V2 Cracked (VAC2 Detected)

A cracked CSS cheat drops, everyone begs 'unhide,' and it's already flagged detected in the title.

webbdogg posts a cracked copy of the EliteHax.net 'CSS-Xtreme V2' cheat for Counter-Strike: Source, listing its usual grab-bag of aimbot, ESP, chams, and misc features. The thread title already marks it as VAC2 detected, but that doesn't stop a long line of members chiming in with low-effort 'unhide,' 'ty,' and 'plz' replies to unlock the hidden download link, plus a brief exchange about why the content was hidden (suspected virus-scan dodge) and a promise from the OP to add a scan. It's a classic snapshot of the forum's Detected Hacks subforum grind: rapid cheat releases, quick detection, and a community mostly just farming replies for access.

unhide why you hided, virus scan?— kprof

ill add the virus scan to the post— webbdogg

isitfastenough— DoG::mp3

plz help tell me wot 2 do plzzzz

A brand-new noob downloads a F.E.A.R. cheat, gets stuck at 'extract the rar,' and the thread just... ends there.

A newly registered member named jericoholic asks for help getting a downloaded 'exodus gold' F.E.A.R. cheat file to work, having no idea what to do with a .rar archive. Fellow member blacknight00 offers the barest one-line tip, but jericoholic reports back twice that it's 'still a rar file,' clearly stuck on the basics. The thread trails off unresolved, a tiny snapshot of the everyday tech-illiteracy and low-effort help-seeking common on cheat forums of the era.

plz help tell me wot 2 do plzzzz— jericoholic

extract it— blacknight00

extract it then what? its still a rar. file— jericoholic

MW2 Mega Unlocker: another quickly-flagged and closed tool release

A 'best unlocker ever' for MW2 that got flagged as fishy and locked within days

Member lion77 posted a self-made unlocker tool for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, claiming it could unlock all in-game content and stats and included a virus scan link to back its legitimacy. An admin immediately posted a standard risk disclaimer since the file hadn't been vetted by trusted staff, and another member expressed suspicion ('fishy'). Lion77 pushed back defending the tool, but shortly after admitted it had stopped working following a game update. A moderator then closed the thread, a fairly typical lifecycle for tool-release threads in this section of the forum's Undetected Hacks area.

This has not yet been scanned by a trusted Fkn0wned member. You should use this piece of software at your own risk.— ap3x

fishy :s— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE

close. doesnt work anymore after update.— lion77

Steam Cafe Certificates * Available *

A 2008 seller peddling Steam Cafe certificates racks up vouches (and a few scam warnings) in the marketplace pit.

This was a Market Place listing thread in the Steam Account Sales section where a seller offered 'Steam Cafe certificates' for purchase. The bulk of the visible page is buyer feedback and vouches confirming the goods were delivered as promised, alongside the usual marketplace-era caution about scammers roaming the board. Minor names pop in to co-sign the seller's legitimacy, typical of the trust-building rituals these trading threads relied on before any kind of escrow existed.

listen. there are alot of scammers out there. hopefully a respected member might buy one and tell us if you are a scammer.— -Darkness-

Bought a cert. this guy is legit good service at a great price id recomend this to anyone— snex777

like can u just buy a cert?— sickness19

[MW2] Hello :: Montage by vermiLLion

A member's MW2 frag montage got the forum's approval — with the usual snipers-only skepticism attached.

A short thread on the Console Gaming MW2 board where member vermiLLion shared a montage titled 'Hello,' drawing quick praise for its editing. Responses were mixed — some called it amazing, others (like jonneh28) pushed back that the actual kills were average and made to look flashier through editing. A brief tangent touched on video editing software (Premiere), and one Security Crew member claimed he could replicate the clips using aim-assist tools, a casual nod to the site's cheat-adjacent culture.

Amazing.— vermiLLion

some frags are alright, but alot are pretty average 50cal kills. Some have been made to look better than they are as well— jonneh28

I can do the same with artificial aim and the intervention— kasper5150

Selling Steam Account With Orange Box - Blocked by Post Count Rule

A guy tries to sell a Steam account for $50 and immediately gets reminded he doesn't even have enough posts to trade

A member with a fresh 30-post count tried to sell a Steam account bundled with the Orange Box for $50, PayPal only. The thread quickly derailed into other members pointing out he hadn't met the forum's 100-post minimum required for trading, plus one curious buyer asking if Red Orchestra was included. A self-styled 'Steam Account Seller' closed it out by reiterating the same post-count rule.

ur sellign this at forum not worth it and u must get 100 post before u trade— haha.1

you can get the orange box same price on steam— dietokill2

If you don't have 100 posts you cannot trade.— method3909

POE Stealer v4.0 listing

A 2013 malware sales post reduced to two guys bumping the thread and gushing over their forum signatures.

This was a sales listing in the Top Sellers District for 'POE Stealer v4.0,' advertised as an advanced info-stealing tool. The surviving fragment shows little of the actual pitch, just a database admin approving something ('Yes please. Done') and thanking members, followed by a known spammer bumping the thread. It captures the casual, transactional tone of the forum's cheat/malware marketplace and the camaraderie between regulars over things like custom signatures.

Yes please. Done— Mugen

Bump— Johnny Walker

Thank you Florikita for this awesome sig— Johnny Walker

Adri9102's Uplay Account Shop Thread

A Polish trader's Uplay-account shop thread, propped up by a wall of vouches and post-count milestones.

This was a seller listing in the Market Agency section where user Adri9102, a well-known '1K Club' member from Poland, advertised Uplay accounts for trade/sale. The thread doubles as a reputation showcase, packed with a spoiler-tagged wall of vouches from buyers praising him as fast, honest, and easy to deal with despite a language barrier. It also tracks his personal forum milestones (250, 500, 1k, 2k posts) as badges of long-standing activity and trust on the site.

Very nice guy,best trader,honest and cheap,he gone first!VOUCH!

Although he can't type English very well, I managed to make a successful trade with this dude. Vouch for you.

im go first and he give me the acc afte 1 sec!— Osakosapl

Birthday Raffle: 1000 Unchecked Logs with Steam Passwords

A birthday giveaway thread that dragged on for 12 pages before someone finally begged to lock it

This was a raffle thread in Fkn0wned's Raffles section offering '1000 unchecked logs' with steam passwords as the prize, apparently tied to someone's birthday. By page 12 the thread had mostly turned into a vouch-trading log, with member 'Deagle' (a VIP with over a thousand posts) posting a spoiler full of trade vouches and asking staff to lock and archive the topic. The vibe is classic early-2010s cheat-forum marketplace culture — vouches, VIP badges, and account trading intermingled with the original raffle premise.

Sold to Deagle, great buyer. Vouch!

Lock and archive topic please <3— Deagle

Bought BF3 acc. Vouch for this guy,i traded with him,i go first everything was ok

Karlisz's TF2 Item Buying Shop (Page 7)

220 items sold for cash and a wall of vouches — the TF2 hat economy in miniature.

This page is part of a long-running Buyers Plaza thread where user Karlisz ran an ongoing shop buying Team Fortress 2 items for cash. By page 7, the thread had become mostly bump posts and a growing spoiler-tagged log of vouches from other members confirming smooth, trustworthy trades. It captures the small-scale trust economy of the TF2 trading scene, where reputation was built one vouch at a time.

Trade done in 2 minutes, friendly buyer. /vouch

Sold him over 220 items for cash i went first

Good guy + more, they dont let me add more

$1 Shop: Uplay, Steam, Minecraft, WarZ Sales Thread

A dollar-a-key shop, endless bumps, and a My Little Pony fan vouching for the trade.

This was a seller's thread in the Gaming Market section, part of the 'Top Sellers District', advertising cheap ($1) Uplay, Steam, Minecraft, and WarZ accounts or keys. The thread is mostly a string of daily 'Bump' posts by the seller Mugen (aka 'Frog Eater', a Database Admin) alongside buyer vouches confirming smooth trades. It's a snapshot of the forum's marketplace culture and its offbeat member personalities, from Rainbow Dash-themed usernames to Mickey's sprawling signature full of thank-yous to forum graphic artists.

now u fucked up ur dingy cx It's because my phone fuck everything D:— Mugen

Great and fast trade, everything okay.— Rainbow Dash

Allow me to vauch. ty would rape again. +rep— Mickey

hippie & muff's account shop vouch thread

A vouch thread for a small-time account seller who apparently always 'followed through' — even when he lost his own Steam accounts in a bet.

This is a seller's vouch thread from the Gaming Market section, where 'hippie' (and apparently 'muff') ran a shop offering accounts for sale. Early replies are typical marketplace chatter: a vouch calling the seller legit, a buyer asking about pricing on 'account 2', and a longer vouch from VIP member Jamb describing the seller as reliable, noting an odd anecdote about winning the seller's own Steam accounts. Low-key, everyday trading-post vibe typical of the forum's market district.

Vouch legit seller— omavrick

how much acc 2?— orh17

i havent brought an account of him or anything like that but he always follows through no matter wat he says even wen i won both his steam accounts— Jamb

Top Sellers District: cudYnho Vouch Thread

Vouch threads, +REP spam, and a guy nicknamed 'handsome' hawking Steam accounts and game keys

This page is a vendor/vouch thread from the FKN0WNED Store's 'Top Sellers' area, where trusted traders bumped their listings and collected buyer testimonials. The featured seller, cudYnho, a 1K-post 'Mercenary' rank member from Romania, racked up vouches for selling game accounts (NFS The Run, CS:S, Minecraft) and Steam keys. The vibe is classic early-2010s grey-market forum trading culture: informal deals, rep points, and community-policed trust through public vouches rather than any real escrow system.

Legit user, and True Trader thank you I Recommend this guy

Vouch for this handsome guy

Bought the minecraft account, very nice guy, 100%reliable!!! +REP

TorresPT Logs Store - Vouch Thread

A logs vendor's storefront thread, mostly remembered now for a buyer's pile of vouches.

This was a seller listing in the 'Regular Sellers District' of Fkn0wned's Gaming Market, where a user named TorresPT ran a 'logs' storefront (marked Unchecked, meaning unverified by staff). The visible content here is a vouch post from member Karlisz confirming a purchase of 500 logs, followed by a long chain of quoted vouches from other members praising him as a fast, friendly, trustworthy trader. It captures the everyday texture of the marketplace scene: reputation built one vouch at a time.

Vouch, bought 500 logs.— Karlisz

Cool and friendly trader , BIG vouch for him. +REP

is a trade master :3

GTA Trade Vouch Thread

A Polish trader's vouch thread turns into a wall of 'he gone first!' testimonials

This is page 2 of a trade listing in the Traders District where a member is offering items from his 'shop' in exchange for GTA 4 or the GTA Complete Pack. The post is mostly a bump ('up !!! Shop !!!') padded out with a long spoiler-tagged wall of vouches from other members praising the trader's honesty, speed, and willingness to go first, plus his forum post-count milestones. It's a small, mundane snapshot of the site's informal reputation economy where vouches substituted for any real trust system.

Vouch nigga Very nice guy,best trader,honest and cheap,he gone first!VOUCH!

Although he can't type English very well, I managed to make a successful trade with this dude. Vouch for you.

im go first and he give me the acc afte 1 sec!

Battlefield Account Trade in Traders District

A Battlefield account trade that ended in a request to lock the thread — and a stack of vouches.

A short Traders District exchange about a Battlefield-related account offer, with a member pointing out the expansions on offer (Northern Strike, Armored Fury, Euro Force) were worthless without owning the base games Battlefield 2 or 2142. The deal apparently went through, closing out with mutual vouches and a request to lock and archive the topic — a routine but characteristic slice of the forum's cheat/account trading scene.

Btw, those are only expansions, so they can't be played without having Battlefied 2142 ( for Northern Strike ) or Battlefield 2 ( for Armored Fury and Euro Force ). So, the account is worth pretty nothing.— Deagle

Sold to Deagle, great buyer. Vouch!

Bought BF3 acc. Vouch for this guy,i traded with him,i go first everything was ok

[H] Borderlands+DLC+MW+MW2+KF+PORTAL+TERRARIA+Dungeons of Dredmor [W] interesting offer

A Steam key trader's bundle listing turns into a wall of vouches for one of the site's most trusted middlemen.

This page is a continuation (page 2) of a Traders District listing where user Adri9102 offered a bundle of Steam games (Borderlands, DLCs, Modern Warfare titles, Killing Floor, Portal, Terraria, Dungeons of Dredmor) in exchange for other offers. The bulk of the visible content is a spoiler-tag block of vouches from other members attesting to Adri9102's reliability as a trader, plus a running tally of forum activity milestones (post count achievements). It captures the everyday rhythm of the site's barter economy, where reputation was built quote by quote in vouch threads.

Vouch nigga Very nice guy,best trader,honest and cheap,he gone first!VOUCH!

BEST READER EVAR!!!!!!!!! GET 2 ACC FOR 10 EUROS TNX BRO— npploveyou

im go first and he give me the acc afte 1 sec!— Osakosapl

Please fkn0wned CODERS: Chasing Rumors of a VAC-Proof CAL Team

A guy claims a CAL team called 'Stacked like pancakes, HACK!!!!' beat ACL/VAC and goes hunting for a coder to make it happen for him too — staff immediately smells nonsense.

A member named CoryZ opens a thread claiming a CAL/CEVO competitive team was secretly running cheats undetected by ACL and VAC, based on secondhand info from a friend who supposedly knows one of the players. He asks the forum's coders to reach out to him, presumably wanting the same capability. Staff member Arcade quickly pushes back, asking for the source of the claim, and the thread cuts off with no real resolution or coder stepping forward.

they r a team of CODERS, they get passed ACL and fucking chnage it before vac catches up.... anyone know sfkn0wneds? vent? any coders out there plz contact me plz.— CoryZ

So, Where did you hear of this information?— Arcade

Anyone Remember How to Crash a CS:S Server?

Someone crashed a CS:S server and a noob wanted in on the secret

A short two-post thread in Fkn0wned's General Discussion where a member asks if anyone remembers how to crash a Counter-Strike: Source server via console commands, having apparently witnessed it happen. A more experienced member replies vaguely, pointing to an old exploit tied to server scripts and referencing the site's tutorial section rather than spelling it out. Classic tiny-but-telling snapshot of the era's console-command tinkering and script-kiddie curiosity that filled the CS:S corners of the forum.

Does anyone remember how to crash a css server through console commands? Someone did that today— shadon1nja

there is a glitch on some servers if they are running a script, its in the tuts somewhere, type say in console— blacknight00

Selling 7Dig HL1|HL2|MW2 Account

A 2-year vet tries to offload a bundled Steam account (HL1/HL2/MW2 digital copies) in the Market Place.

A short Market Place listing from user Sp4wN, offering a game account/copies covering Half-Life, Half-Life 2, and Modern Warfare 2 ('7Dig' bundle). The post is bare-bones: just a screenshot, MSN contact, and a note about the account's age and VAC status, typical of the forum's account-trading threads. The surrounding page shows the site's Market Place rules requiring 100+ posts to sell, plus era-typical ad clutter (a bodybuilding supplement giveaway banner) and a stray 'Hide hack is working now' status note, capturing the low-effort classifieds vibe of the board.

Had account for 2 years.— Sp4wN

Vac: In good standing— Sp4wN

Selling RapidShare & Steam Accounts (Market Place)

Steam and RapidShare accounts, cheap, no questions asked — classic Fkn0wned Market Place hustle.

A VIP member named 1up posted a Market Place listing hawking RapidShare and Steam accounts (Modern Warfare, CSS, L4D, low-digit accounts), plugging his separate 'selling steams' thread alongside it. A quick exchange followed where fellow member bl1ss questioned whether the accounts were phished, with albator vouching that they were legit since the seller had access to the account's email. The thread is short, only four posts, ending with 1up bumping his own listing days later. It's a small but representative snapshot of the informal account-trading economy that ran through the forum's Market Place section.

are these phished or what?— bl1ss

Don't care about that. He got the mail so he unlock the account and he changes settings ;) It's safe.— albator

MegaUpload Lifetime Platinum Account for Sale

A member hawks a phished MegaUpload Platinum account for cash — bidding starts at $25.

A quick Market Place listing where user '1up' tried to sell a MegaUpload Lifetime Platinum account, openly noting it had been phished a few months prior. Two members tossed out lowball offers of $25 and $30 (one jokingly citing shared Persian heritage), the seller bumped it once, and a moderator eventually closed the thread on request. A small, forgettable transaction snapshot typical of the forum's Market Place section.

This account was phished about 3 months ago. A lifetime platinum goes for around $200.00 on megaupload.com so make me a decent offer....— 1up

30$ cause ur persian too :p— NeQx

Selling my WOW account (Nossel the Undead Death Knight)

A level 80 Death Knight, some gold, and a lowball roast — classic 2009 Market Place energy.

killerkid2230 listed his World of Warcraft account for sale in the Fkn0wned Market Place, featuring a heavily-geared level 80 Undead Death Knight main plus a level 64 Shaman and level 21 Priest alt, complete with an Armory link, gold total, and epic mounts. A handful of members poked around with lowball questions and trade offers (including one asking to swap a Steam account), while the thread ends with a regular bluntly clowning the DK's gear as overrated. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's account-trading culture rather than a dramatic event, but it captures the casual buy/sell/roast rhythm of the era.

I will accept anything for it, preferably money though. Please make an offer for my account. Note: I will NOT go first.— killerkid2230

Your spec is shitty, no offense. One 245 piece is not well-geared, I'd be surprised if you could get into a ony10.— NoNamE!

Buying 5 or 4 Digit Steam Accounts

A guy wants a rare low-digit Steam account, VAC clean, league clean, CS 1.6 only — cash in hand.

A short Market Place listing from cixxa looking to buy old-school low-digit Steam accounts (a coveted status symbol back then) for cash, specifying they had to be VAC clean, league clean, and running Counter-Strike 1.6. One reply offers a 5-digit account but admits it's VAC banned on Source games, killing the deal. A regular, Rock Superstar, chimes in linking a related steam account thread and mentioning trying to reach cixxa on MSN. Classic tiny transactional thread typical of the forum's Market Place section, gated behind a 100-post minimum to sell.

TUXIFIED ALLOWED ME TO POST THIS!!!— cixxa

I have 5 digit cs 1.6 non banned with 17 games but VAC banned for source games and i dont know about league history ?— nigkeh

Buying high-dig CSS

EAGER's cashing out his PayPal for a whopping $4.30 to buy a Counter-Strike: Source account

A quick Market Place post from EAGER, offering the last $4.30 in his PayPal (which he was closing) to buy a low-digit, non-VAC'd CSS account before it disappeared for good. A couple of members chimed in pointing him toward another user's account thread and offering an 8-digit account with CSS and DOD:S bundled in. Classic tiny-budget forum trading thread, low-effort but of its time.

I'm going to close my PayPal account, so i'm going to use the USD$4.30 I have in there to buy an account with CSS.— EAGER

i have a 8dig with css & dod:s i believe pm me.— marz

Boselect's Trade Feedback Thread

One member's homemade reputation ledger from the fkn0wned Market Place trading days.

A user review thread started by member 'boselect' in the Market Place section, inviting anyone who had traded with them to leave feedback on how it went. Boselect kicks it off by referencing a past trade (selling a Steam account) with a member called 'sinista', which he says went well. It's a small, low-key thread typical of the era's trust-building trade feedback system, sitting alongside the ever-present Anabolic Innovations ad banner and giveaway spam that cluttered the site.

anybody whos traded with me. post how it went in here.— boselect

last people i remember trading with sinista (sold him a steam), went well.— boselect

2 5-Digit Steam Accounts On Auction

Two low-numbered Steam IDs hit the auction block for as little as $5 minimum bid.

A Market Place thread where longtime member SnEaKyJoKER auctioned off two old low-digit Steam accounts bundled with HL1 and L4D games, starting bids at 50 with a $5 minimum. Fellow member ap3x asked for clarification on the bidding terms before the thread trails off. A routine but characteristic slice of the site's account-trading economy, gated behind the forum's 100-post minimum rule to curb scam accounts.

Here we go again..— SnEaKyJoKER

What's minimum bids?— ap3x

JAB's Steam Shop [Legit 5/6/8 Digits]

Old Steam accounts with low-digit IDs, HL1 game bundles, and PayPal 'gift' payments — a snapshot of the early Steam resale hustle.

A Market Place listing from user jab2000 advertising a batch of secondhand Steam accounts, priced $2-$35 depending on the age/digit-length of the account ID and which old-school Half-Life-era games came bundled. The thread lays out fkn0wned's 100-post rule for sellers, jab2000's account-securing instructions for buyers, and payment-via-PayPal-as-gift terms typical of the era's under-the-radar digital goods trade. A handful of low-post-count members chime in over the following weeks to say they've added the seller on IM or ask about specific accounts, giving it a quiet, transactional vibe rather than dramatic back-and-forth.

ALL ACCOUNTS ARE SOLD AS SEEN - IF THE ACCOUNT GETS BANNED/RECOVERED IT IS SOLELY YOUR FAULT AND I WILL NOT GIVE YOU ANOTHER FOR FREE.— jab2000

got any low digit accounts with cal history?— colorblu

Selling a VAC2-banned 27-game Steam account

A VAC-banned Steam account from 2004, stacked with 27 games, up for grabs for basically pocket change

Member zanderdanmark posted a Market Place listing offering an old (2004-era) Steam account that had been VAC2 banned, still bundled with 27 games including the original Half-Life catalog, CS:S, DoD:S, TF2, and Garry's Mod. He wasn't asking for much — around $10 or a trade for a clean CS:S account — noting he didn't really need it anymore. A pretty mundane, low-stakes classifieds post typical of the forum's Market Place section, capturing that early-2010s era when banned/loaded Steam accounts were casually flipped for a few bucks.

Good if ur a cs 1.6 player :)— zanderdanmark

I know its not worth that much but i dont need it.— zanderdanmark

Premium Account Dumps

A noob shows up with a stash of shared premium logins for warez/streaming sites — thread gets thanked and locked within a couple months

A new member, ICE93, posted a big list of shared login credentials for various download/warez and online-streaming sites, promising to post 'more and more good stuf' if thanked. A handful of established members (including VIP and 1000 Club regulars) dropped quick thank-you replies over the following weeks. Eventually a Super Moderator, PopTart, closed the topic. Classic early-forum 'dump thread' culture — low effort, high thanks, short shelf life.

NP THANKE ME HEARE AND I WILL POST MORE AND MORE GOOD STUF— ICE93

/closed— PopTart

Selling 6 Steam Digs

A [FkN] Crew regular hawks a batch of old Steam accounts in the Market Place — $20 bids and all.

A short 2009 Market Place listing where longtime member Spaz offered six 'digs' (compromised/aged Steam accounts) with various CS 1.6, CS:S, HL2 and other game licenses attached, noting quirks like one account having no visible SteamID page and another dormant for 54 days. Member Jinx! quickly countered with a $20 offer for the second account. The thread is a small, ordinary snapshot of the site's account-trading economy, gated behind the board's 100-post minimum rule to curb scam accounts.

1st One has no steam_id page 2nd one, no one has logged on in 54 days Offer?— Spaz

$20 for second.— Jinx!

Selling 4 Digit

A guy tries to auction off his low-digit Steam account for more than $95, but the bids just aren't coming.

A Market Place thread on Fkn0wned where member Speedo attempted to sell a '4 digit' account (likely a low Steam/account ID, a status symbol in this community), closing out the bidding after feeling lowballed at $95 with no bites for three days. Other members, including hoOkz, chime in asking for proof of purchase before anyone commits, while SnEaKyJoKER also drops into the thread. It's a small, everyday slice of the forum's account-trading economy, gated behind the site's 100-post minimum rule to curb scam accounts.

i can get more than just $95 off of this, and nobody has bidded in 3 days.— Speedo

Do you have any kind of proof of purchase for this account??— hoOkz

Project-Win Purchase Lifetime Become Staff?

Buy lifetime VIP on a rival-turned-partner site, get handed a staff badge as a bonus — no experience required.

TuxifieD posted a promo announcement for Project-Win.net (a site selling private CSS hacks), advertising a limited-time deal where purchasing lifetime VIP access also came with a staff position. Members reacted with cautious interest, questioning what powers new staff would have and whether they'd need probation, while others asked what the VIP package actually included. The thread reads as a cross-promotion between fkn0wned and Project-Win, with an admin (ap3x) confirming the VIP perk was access to a private CSS hack.

matters what right they get with being staff. some people could just go on warn sprees banning blah blah.— Nickiller007

Private CSS Hack— ap3x