"TheBrewKit"

[PIZZABOY]

Nice first post. Good way to introduce yourself as a shill.

You can leave meso for a week and come back and not recognize anyone, but the few dedicated members with no axe to grind. What i do recognize as most of you must is grammar, punctuation, or lack thereof, and spelling errors. Same peeps bitchin about same shit, half of them liking and quoting their own posts. When they forget to change handles i just lmao. YOU REALY HAVE TO READ BETWEEN THE LINES in the UNDERGROUND. The other forums are full of good info and none of this shady as fuck bullshit

 

[Mikey T]

Nice first post. Good way to introduce yourself as a shill.

I'm sorry you feel that way, actually if you read the post I'm not pushing anyone at all. Im merely just offering to show my results when I get them. If you care not to look at them then don't.

 

[Engineer]

I'm sorry you feel that way, actually if you read the post I'm not pushing anyone at all. Im merely just offering to show my results when I get them. If you care not to look at them then don't.

I was more suggesting that this is a fake account created by brewkit to drum up sales and bump the thread. Your first post on meso is quite suspicious

 

[Mikey T]

I was more suggesting that this is a fake account created by brewkit to drum up sales and bump the thread. Your first post on meso is quite suspicious

You are indeed entitled to believe what you would like. I have no need to pursue an argument with anyone here, just lookking to gain more knowledge of gear and advance my training and learn to try new outlets.

I can understand how any post can raise suspicions about anything in am underground forum, however I did find this message forum of Meso by searching info on brewing and this was the first thread I've gone through. And yes this brewkit guy has been the first to assist me. Anyways I'm off to the beach it's 85 today in Aruba and it's my last day of vacation... thanks all for your help these last couple of days. Hope I can contribute as much as y'all have

 

[thebrewkit]

Attention meso members:
There is a scammer using
NextDayRaw@protonmail.com
If you notice, there's no s at the end of Raws.
I got an email asking when is my order shipping? I emailed the person back and said I never got an order. Thats when the whole situation was explained. So somebody from medo emailed me for a list and then attached the list to their email. Thank god the member only sent $60. So please be aware, the only email is:
NextDayRaws@protonmail.com with an "S"
Thanks.

 

[darron2k3]

Im the one that got scammed. Just confused. I emailed NextDayRaws@protonmail.com for a product list; however, when I received the list it was from NextDayRaw@protonmail.com. how does this happen? Just need clarity.

 

[AnTabolic73]

Attention meso members:
There is a scammer using
NextDayRaw@protonmail.com
If you notice, there's no s at the end of Raws.
I got an email asking when is my order shipping? I emailed the person back and said I never got an order. Thats when the whole situation was explained. So somebody from medo emailed me for a list and then attached the list to their email. Thank god the member only sent $60. So please be aware, the only email is:
NextDayRaws@protonmail.com with an "S"
Thanks.

Wow. You know it's one of these piece of shit members here too. They lurk around and see someone say he brewkit check your email or pm sent and then pounce.

But actually maybe your email got hacked?

 

[LordSamuilo]

But actually maybe your email got hacked?

A proton account though? Not saying its definitely not a possibility , but that really kills my confidence in just how secure proton really is

@darron2k3 was the scammer email you recived a replay to your original email . Or was it a seperate email from the original chain?

 

[AnTabolic73]

A proton account though? Not saying its definitely not a possibility , but that really kills my confidence in just how secure proton really is

@darron2k3 was the scammer email you recived a replay to your original email . Or was it a seperate email from the original chain?

Maybe both of brewkits passwords are password1234. Lol. I hope not

 

[darron2k3]

No it wasn't. I don't understand how it would get intercepted. Unless, the real nextdayraws@protonmail.com address is compromised. I'm confused.

 

[darron2k3]

A proton account though? Not saying its definitely not a possibility , but that really kills my confidence in just how secure proton really is

@darron2k3 was the scammer email you recived a replay to your original email . Or was it a seperate email from the original chain?

No it wasn't. I don't understand how it would get intercepted. Unless, the real nextdayraws@protonmail.com address is compromised. I'm confused.

 

[LordSamuilo]

No it wasn't. I don't understand how it would get intercepted. Unless, the real nextdayraws@protonmail.com address is compromised. I'm confused.

Yeah , cyber security isnt my forte but compromised email would be my guess too. Sry bro , hopefully someone more knowledgable in tech can chim in on this one.

 

[Masters Power]

No it wasn't. I don't understand how it would get intercepted. Unless, the real nextdayraws@protonmail.com address is compromised. I'm confused.

Can't imagine how that could possibly happen with a guy as well versed in security issues as @thebrewkit is.

 

[DrinkFlintWater]

Most likely @thebrewkit clicked a link in an email for something stupid like "hot horny russian women want to fuck you now" Now some Nigerian teenager is controlling his every move from a laptop built from spare parts he found in a landfill. Who knows tho....

 

[MisterSuperGod]

A proton account though? Not saying its definitely not a possibility , but that really kills my confidence in just how secure proton really is

@darron2k3 was the scammer email you recived a replay to your original email . Or was it a seperate email from the original chain?

i was under the impression that Proton's security was mainly based around sending encrypted email from point A to point B.

The username/password system is only as secure as the person who's using it.

In effect, it would be just as easy to hack a Proton username/password as it would a Gmail username/password.

Correct me if i'm wrong, of course.

 

[darron2k3]

i was under the impression that Proton's security was mainly based around sending encrypted email from point A to point B.

The username/password system is only as secure as the person who's using it.

In effect, it would be just as easy to hack a Proton username/password as it would a Gmail username/password.

Correct me if i'm wrong, of course.

So the scammer would have gained access to the owner's email account. When a email is received, he deletes it from the owner's account and replies with his scam account.

 

[MisterSuperGod]

So the scammer would have gained access to the owner's email account. When a email is received, he deletes it from the owner's account and replies with his scam account.

That sounds about right. i can't really see how else it could be done if you emailed the correct address and got a reply from a slightly different address.

 

[DrinkFlintWater]

i was under the impression that Proton's security was mainly based around sending encrypted email from point A to point B.

The username/password system is only as secure as the person who's using it.

In effect, it would be just as easy to hack a Proton username/password as it would a Gmail username/password.

Correct me if i'm wrong, of course.

Nothing is safe as i learned recently being hacked myself outta some $$$. Watch some youtube vids on blackhat hackers and social engineering...NOTHING IS SAFE

 

[darron2k3]

That sounds about right. i can't really see how else it could be done if you emailed the correct address and got a reply from a slightly different address.

We have to be more diligent when ordering via email. Beaware of slight variations of/ missing characters when receiving a response from a source.

 

[LordSamuilo]

i was under the impression that Proton's security was mainly based around sending encrypted email from point A to point B.

The username/password system is only as secure as the person who's using it.

In effect, it would be just as easy to hack a Proton username/password as it would a Gmail username/password.

Correct me if i'm wrong, of course.

Yeah that never even dawned on me until you said it , like i said tech isnt my strong suit.. but it definitely opens my eyes to why I should probably brush up on it , geshhh shits sketch!!!