Complaint Review:
LearntoHack.co.uk
LearntoHack.co.uk learn-to-hack.com, learntohack.biz, rayahari.net Facebook & Gmail Password Hack. LearntoHack & Rayahari.net is a Fraud. No Facebook & Gmail Decryption Key. Do not Send Money. Rip Off. Once you pay, they dont answer emails, and absolutely no service. Internet
Learn-To-Hack.com
LearntoHack.Co.Uk
LearnTohack.Biz
RayaHari.net
All the websites above promise to be able to hack Facebook, MySpace, & Gmail accounts. It's a total fraud. The site claims to offer the ability to decrypt passwords via MD5. They have a nice Youtube video and the site publishes Google Ads, so it looks real.
Note: The domains listed above are all hosted on the same server located at 209.249.222.75
I was stupid enough to send $100 via Western Union to a guy in Vietnam named Nguyen Thi Du.
To get payment, he was in contact non-stop, but once payment was made, he never answered any of my emails.
Finally, he answered saying "Dude, jokes on you. You really think for $100 you can hack Gmail? haha. We spend your money on drinks last night"
2 Updates & Rebuttals
honzingkuah68
Laguna Niguel,California,
United States of America
You LIE !!!
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 25, 2009
In response to Monyak...I don't agree.
Password recovery is a legit need. I own the account and have a right to all passwords associated with this account.
I have used this site and they are extremly helpful ! I have sent 100 bucks to this guys in UK and he has added funds to my account the day after transaction. Im still have access to my account on their website and I can show you that I can log into my account right now.
It might be something wrong with your account or you are their competitor, so you try to report them to destroy his reputation.
I received an email from the owner of the company who does appear to make it right; You should contact them again to get updated.
I have contacted this guys and he said: You LIE about the drinks !!! He may contact the other person in your order to get more info about your case.
Vaporize
dENVER,Colorado,
U.S.A.
you wanted to commit a crime?
#3Consumer Comment
Mon, November 23, 2009
so you wanted to commit a crime? How is this a ripoff? Hacking is a crime. What would you benefit from this but landing in jail if you were caught.