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POE Stealer v4.0 listing - Top Sellers District

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

✯Silent Emailer✯ — anonymous email spam tool sale thread

A shady 'send anonymous emails, no spam box' tool for sale, complete with a member begging for a vouch

This was a Top Sellers District listing for a paid tool called 'Silent Emailer,' pitched as a cheap way to send anonymous emails that landed in the inbox rather than spam folders. The visible exchange is small but classic marketplace-forum flavor: a newer member asks for a vouch to confirm the seller's legitimacy, and the seller (a since-banned 'Pro Spammer' ranked user from Portugal) replies that all his vouch copies were already given out, directing the buyer to PM him instead. It captures the low-key hustle culture of the site's sales subforum, where reputation and vouches mattered more than any real accountability.

Could I get a vouch ?— Lulzsec

Already give all vouch copies buddy, but pm me If you are interested in buy.— Johnny Walker

MULTIFORCE CRACKING TOOL — STEAM, ORIGIN, NETFLIX & MORE

A multi-platform cracking tool thread, buried in the Top Sellers District — but all that survived was a one-word reply.

This thread lived in the 'Top Sellers District' area of Fkn0wned and was advertising a tool claiming to crack/check accounts across Steam, Origin, Netflix and other services — typical of the account-checker/cracking-tool trade threads common on cheat-scene forums of the era. The only visible surviving reply is from forum regular Panda, a VIP member with thousands of posts and a signature touting GFX (graphic design) crew credits. The bulk of the original thread content and any tool details are gone, leaving just chrome and a single low-effort reply as the archival trace.

yolo— Panda

The best GFX Crew member ever.— Panda

Cheap Low-Digit VAC-Banned Steam Accounts (CS1.6/CSS/CSGO/MW2)

Back when VAC-banned low-digit Steam accounts were apparently a hot commodity on fkn0wned's market district.

This was a sales listing thread in the Top Sellers District, part of fkn0wned's Market Place section, advertising low-digit Steam accounts that had VAC bans, covering games like CS1.6, CSS, CS:GO, and MW2. It reflects the site's broader identity as a cheat/hack community with its own database of game-specific hacks and a marketplace for account trading. The surrounding forum structure shows a fairly organized setup with dedicated categories for cheats, security, and general chat alongside the commerce boards.

DayZ Stealer / ArmA 2:OA Key Stealer – 'Start Your Own Key Shop'

The post that promised anyone could run their own game-key racket overnight.

A listing in the Top Sellers District marketplace section advertising a tool marketed as a 'DayZ Stealer' and 'ArmA 2:OA Key Stealer,' pitched to members as a way to start their own key-selling operation. It sits among the site's broader ecosystem of cheat databases and market threads, reflecting the forum's heavy focus on game key trading and gray-market software sales typical of the early-2010s DayZ/ArmA mod boom.