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Guide on Spamming Bank Logs - Step-by-Step Tutorial

This section provides a tutorial on spamming bank logs, which is the primary focus of this guide. Please note that the method discussed here also yields credit card details.

Here are the steps involved in spamming bank logs:

1. Set up a phishing website.
2. Purchase web hosting.
3. It's crucial to select hosting services carefully, as not all platforms are suitable for this purpose. Some have strict policies and may terminate your account if they detect suspicious activities such as collecting bank logs.
4. Initiate the spamming process.
5. Emails often end up in spam folders, particularly if you use services like Gmail, which automatically filters out such messages. Therefore, it's essential to consider how you'll navigate this issue.
6. Phish potential targets who fall for the bait.
7. Understand that not all recipients of your phishing emails will click on the fake URLs. However, a well-crafted phishing script can convince a significant portion, approximately 40%, of genuine email users to visit the fraudulent website.
8. Repeat the process consistently.
9. Continuously execute the steps outlined above, leveraging different hosts as needed to avoid detection.

Cashout Process for Spammed/Phished Login Credentials

To monetize collected bank logins, you have two options:

1. Selling spammed login details:
- You can sell the obtained details on platforms such as Tor or deep web vendors.

2. Cashing out login accounts:
- This involves purchasing the credentials to a legitimate bank account from darknet cybercrime stores.
- Subsequently, create an account on platforms like Coinbase.com, GoCelery.com, or Circle.com, which facilitate the purchase of bitcoins using stolen bank account information. These sites offer similar services, allowing individuals to acquire bitcoins with illicitly acquired funds.
 
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