I'm pretty stupid, so I'm not sure if this is the same thing but with a different name as the stuff in >>/so/7985 .

>>13992
Yes it is the same thing

If you're a dummy, you're sure as hell not going to make any money currency trading. The forex market is legitimate, but the appeals to regular people to get into it all have a get-rich-quick feel to them; the exact kind that actual scams use to pull in suckers.

Forex seems like it would be a zero-sum game, which is bad enough, but it's actually a negative-sum game because of all the commissions and fees involved. There's also the fact that big firms do this kind of thing for a living, and 99 times out of 100 you are not going to beat them. You may as well go to the casino and start betting on roulette.

Meh, I got my own way of making money online, which finally seems to be paying off a little, I think, I might still be barely braking even with all the fees involved.

Don't do it. I've lost money from this, and you will too. Guarantee.

I'm >>>/so/8012

Learn your way around Unix systems, start taking contracts for data/information theft off Tor, hack these systems and you'll be raking in the money

I cam across this the other day, thought some of you guys might find it interesting.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/f11-making-money/

Best you can do with investing is getting a lot of money and putting it in a few slow, stable companies you can follow closely. Don't ever put all your money in once place and don't get let down if you lose some; buy low, sell high, after all. Get rich slowly, not get rich quickly.

>>14011
What the shit, is it really that easy to get into corporate espionage? Am I living in fucking Uplink or something?

>>15748
> March 2010
Callin fake now, unless you can post a recent pic.

>>15758
Err... I'm not sure what you're saying.
Uplink is a video game.

>>15748
Its actually extremely easy to steal credit card details, etc, off people on the internet. However, it takes skill not to get caught for it.

>>15767
>>15767
Hes asking is it that easy to hack into shit, that it can be described as easy as that. I.e. that it's like you're living in a cyberpunk universe (well we ARE)

>>15796
There's a bunch of sites on Tor which sell that shit. Unsurprisingly, a lot of them are Russian.

>>15845
Why is it always the Russians?