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[TUT] How to Social Engineer Corsair Products
An old-school tutorial thread on talking companies out of free gear — Corsair edition.
A tutorial-style thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum, laying out a method members used to try to get replacement or free Corsair hardware by contacting the company directly. It's typical of the site's 'tutorials' culture, where practical (and ethically dubious) how-to guides were shared as content to boost reputation and engagement. The thread ran long enough to span 7 pages, suggesting it got a lot of replies, attempts, and follow-up questions from other members.
[TUT] How to SE Intel - Social Engineering
A social engineering tutorial thread from the Fkn0wned tutorials board, buried in a forum that also had 'Porn Paradise' as a category.
This was a tutorial-style thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum of Fkn0wned, part of a broader Tutorials section on a gaming/cheat-scene forum that also ran a cheats database for titles like CS 1.6, CoD4, and Black Ops. The page itself is mostly site navigation and category listings rather than substantive thread content, but its placement shows Fkn0wned hosted social engineering discussion alongside game hacking resources. Little else about the actual post content survives in this archived fragment.
Huggies Prepaid Visa Method thread
An old social-engineering thread on getting prepaid Visa cards under the Huggies brand — three pages of members chasing 'free money' schemes.
A tutorial-board thread in the Social Engineering subforum discussing a method involving Huggies-branded prepaid Visa cards, apparently some kind of promo/rebate exploit or scam technique popular in early-2010s cheat/carding-adjacent forum culture. The thread ran to at least three pages, suggesting decent member engagement and back-and-forth about whether the method worked. As with much of this board's content, it sits in the grey zone between 'social engineering tips' and outright scam tutorials that were common on sites like this.
"[Exploit] Get Almost Every Origin/Steam Games For Free"
The classic too-good-to-be-true 'free games' thread that lived in the Social Engineering tutorials board.
A thread posted in the Social Engineering subforum under Tutorials, promising a method to obtain a large number of Origin/Steam games for free. Typical of the site's cheat/hacking database culture, which also catalogued game hacks for titles like CS 1.6, CS: Source, and CoD4/MW2/Black Ops. No actual thread content, replies, or discussion survived in this archive capture beyond the title and navigation structure.