Hey, just wanted to see if there's any interest here in an iptv service. I have access to a reseller panel, which I'd need to buy credits for. While I wouldn't be able to offer a good warranty on the service (since I'd be reselling), I'm thinking about opening an IPTV shop here where I could sell the service at a small % increase on what I pay to get the credits. I'm thinking ~30 USD for a year membership (and options for shorter periods). If there's enough interest I may be able to get this going.

Regardless of what the op says, these are generally done by cracking the passwords to family plan accounts and then adding customers onto those cracked family plans. When the original owner finds out about it, they can easily remove people and change their password, as they should. In some other cases, people find a loophole to get premium accounts via some virtual credit card trick / etc. but when Spotify/YouTube patches it, it becomes a cat and mouse game of finding the next loophole. Usually this is when these kinds of sellers disappear. When they find the new loophole, they create a new account and start selling a "new" service.

There's plenty of easy ways to implement this. Spending the time to learn a new framework will be worth it and you'll save the money to pay others to build it for you. Look into Flask, FastAPI, or Django.

You need a web service framework that sits between your UI and your python script. The web service framework gets request information from the UI and you write code that is invoked on certain inputs. You'd plug your script in as one of the invoked methods/functions from that UI route. From there look into how to handle multiple users at the same time, etc.

Less of betting at the wrong place and wrong time but more of betting risky and somewhat stupidly. Used to frequent bustabit a few years ago and would be on there often. Once you've gotten a taste, it's really hard to get out of betting games since they're so accessible. I think I ended up net positive, but it took me a while to get out of the addiction. I also bet on some pretty risky basketball games, particularly the GSW vs OKC basketball game in 2016. Was looking super down but somehow the GSW ended up coming back and winning the game in OT, definitely lost some hair off my head with that game. I guess looking back, it forced me to sit down and watch probably the most interesting game of basketball from the last few years, so I can't stay too mad, and as a plus, I ended up winning on that game too.

I think what you said about the memories is interesting, I think betting has definitely led to strong emotion and memorable times.

My buddy has a different view from you on this. He calls it the "happiness hedge." Basically, he bets against the team he's rooting for (at small amounts). If they lose, he's happy because he wins some money. If they win, he's happy because his team won. Feels like some gambler's logic to me lol but for him it works. I guess the main principle he follows is that he never puts in too much money to the point where he'd be sad if he lost.

Just a heads up to anyone else checking on this thread, I asked for a short trial and OP just responded with the same link he's been putting in this thread and nothing else.

Yeah I guess that makes sense, I've never had a negative experience with the guy when dealing with him, so I guess that's the only conception I have of him. Also, the fact that he's still here and trying to right whatever happened is a good sign, imo. Usually scammers will just take the money and dip. Given that he's done a lot of business on these forums, I'd be surprised if he left after this one deal if he really was trying to scam.

I don't really know what the phone/hacker/thief story is about, but what's the proper thing to do if Heisenberg63 ends up paying back the OP? Like is he cleared as a scammer, should we leave default trust, etc.?

PMing you in regards to a trial.

Also find this particularly wild, I was mostly around years ago, but I've dealt with Heisenberg63 in the past (literally >3 years ago though), and I don't think I ever had a problem. Logging back on after a few years and his username is one that I vaguely remember seeing back in the day.





I'm assuming even if you lost your phone, it was secured with some form of password or key or something right? How would someone else have gotten into that? Also not sure if it's the same as other wallets, but do you have some backup recovery code for regaining access to your LTC wallet? If it's empty can you find where the funds were going to?

Don't want to have to remove the positive trust from a while ago 

I mean to be fair he did say he hated Cus for how he taught him to fight with hate. The biggest (mutually beneficial) thing that Cus probably did for Tyson was solidify peek-a-boo. And that only really worked because Tyson's lower body and back were/are absolutely massive. People always doubted if enough power would come out of punches when your hands are right next to your cheeks, but because Tyson literally had the force of probably a young silverback or something, it just worked. If you watch his training videos, he's still moving at crazy speed and packing a bunch of power in his punches. I don't think this one will end in a TKO, it's gotta be a KO and either Tyson gets worn out from Jake's movement/stamina or Jake just gets hit with a nasty one and is out.

Yeah, honestly I can't remember all the big names from a couple years ago, but I think back then there was something going on with Quickseller, Vod, can't remember other names now. I also vaguely remember a really crazy pyramid scheme from a guy named lottomax. I think he ended up getting away with what would be > 1M USD.


Yup, definitely cool to see. I've always enjoyed bitcoin as a concept, I don't think I ever spent enough time thinking about the technical aspects of it. Perhaps it's now a good time to understand. I don't think I'd ever go full in on BTC, it's just too volatile. But as I've grown, gotten a chance to travel, etc. I see the insane value that this brings to the general community. For people living in countries where governments overinflate currency, btc is probably one of the highest yield "investments" they can make. Especially where CoL is low.


Nah, actually not. I only stopped by to look for an IPTV service and figured that since I used to spend so much time around here, might as well see what's up. No idea if I'll last long, but I do intend on popping my head in here and there more often than I have the last few years.

Hey all,

I used to frequent this site a lot more a few years ago. Since then, life happened, got busy, and focused on personal and career growth for a while. I'm curious to hear what major events from this forum that I may have missed, please do share below! I'm hoping to get back into this forum and learn some cool things. Previously I was all over the digital goods section, buying and selling random things for some cash, but the recent years have been good to me and I've been able to earn more to live life. May end up exploring some other sections of the forums depending on what's been going on. Oddly enough, I ended up coming back here to look for some IPTV services since reddit seems to be littered with fake posts and bumps... Decided it might be time for a return!

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Looking for a code to download Ableton's software. Please let me know if you can do this for me!

I don't think it's a matter of the system malfunctioning/erroring though. In my eyes, it's a question of:

1) how many people actually entered this giveaway (I personally don't see too many adverts about it anywhere online, so I don't know how too many people could have found it. I guess it could have been through physical advertisement or something)

2) would OP actually have been able to create enough and parse through emails/aliases/whatever to keep up with all of these entries? I'm more concerned about this step. I found through a simple online search that Cannon was giving away 2500 of these codes. Last I remember, OP had around 300 codes in stock. This means the sum of OP's entries make up around 12% of total entries. If the sweepstakes weren't actually well advertised, I don't find this too crazy of a number; botting is quick and requires little to no hand holding.

We'll see what OP says.

While I don't agree with how pessimistic sandy's statement is, I think it's fair to ask for a bit more proof from OP about how he botted the sweepstakes.

@OP since the sweepstakes are over, do you mind sharing snippets of the source code that you or someone else wrote so that you could fill in entries for this giveaway? I think that could help ease things on this thread too.

Bought 200 dollars worth of AGC during Prime Day and he delivered quickly. All codes worked right off the bat, and it was super easy to redeem. Just note that the total value may come in the form of smaller codes, in my case I had a couple of 15 dollar and 5 dollar codes, so you will have to fill out some CAPTCHAs, but it's not too much of a hassle for getting ~20-17 percent off. Thanks again!

Huh, I thought the Google home deal was just many entries. One guy was selling echo dot codes that were from a siriusxm event, and there's no way he cracked those because they were all randomized and lengthy. The main reason I'm guessing this is a bunch of entries is because the entry form for the promotion has 0 verification that you are not a robot. No Captcha, no cookies preventing you from entering multiple times, etc. 1 per address makes sense because I'd imagine you're supposed to be limited to 1 per person/email. Maybe I'm being too optimistic. Hopefully I didn't buy cracked codes -- once I saw that sweepstakes submission page I just assumed it was a set of spammed entries.

Ended up buying this. I got a slightly discounted price for a review. One major complaint is that OP doesn't seem to be accepting bitcoin on the shoppy. Hopefully that can be fixed in the future; Paypal is a hassle, and I had to get someone to buy it for me because I haven't touched paypal in a long time. You basically get a code that you can put in right before checkout so that the price of the item is reduced to $0 total (including shipping/tax/etc. I paid nothing out of pocket). If I had to guess, I'd think that OP put in a lot of entries into the September Sweepstakes for this item (found here: https://1.shortstack.com/8DzfMr), but from what I can tell those sweepstakes are over.

Regardless, here's some proof that I was able to checkout easily and pay 0 dollars:

@OP if you're able to take bitcoin, I'm interested in buying multiple more of these codes, just private message me.

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