Proof Before Payment
Every day people come to us looking to hire a hacker without making an upfront payment. We understand that the requirement for upfront payment can cause apprehension or discomfort. Therefore, we offer the option to receive proof before payment whenever feasible. However, we also need to protect ourselves against unscrupulous clients who may make false orders or expect to receive services for free. Thus, even for cases where upfront payment is not required, there are still rules and conditions to be followed, which we will detail on this page.
1 Whenever feasible
At BuscarHacker, we offer a wide range of hacker services, each with its own specificities. We work diligently to provide the option to receive proof before payment whenever possible. However, there may be occasions when this option is not available.
To determine if this option is available for the service you are interested in, please visit our homepage. There, you will find a list of all our available services. Click on the service you wish to hire, and you will be redirected to the "Service Agreement" page. This page describes all the procedures and regulations of the service, including the payment terms. If the option to receive proof before payment is available, it will be indicated there.
2 Price differences
For services where the "proof before payment" option is available, a surcharge will be applied. This surcharge compensates for the risk we assume by accepting an order without prior payment and investing our time, work, and resources without a guaranteed commitment from the client.
Clients also have the option to pay upfront. In this case, no surcharge will be applied, and the service will be less expensive. The choice between paying upfront or opting for proof before payment is entirely up to the client.
Prices for both options — upfront payment and proof before payment — will be clearly indicated in the Service Agreement.
3 What does the proof consist of?
We offer a wide range of services, including obtaining passwords for emails and social networks, hacking cell phones, changing university grades, tracking and locating people, debt elimination, among many others. Due to the extensive and varied nature of our services, the proof we offer may vary depending on the specific service.
If you are interested in any of our hacker services and want to know more about the service and the proof offered before payment, please visit our homepage. There, you will find a complete list of all our services. Select the service of your interest and you will be redirected to the Service Agreement, which will provide detailed information, including the proof available for that service, if applicable.
4 Irrefutable
All the proofs we provide for our hacker services share a key characteristic: they are absolutely irrefutable. Each proof can be validated by the client to confirm that there has been no forgery or deception. Since these proofs can be verified and validated, we confidently state their irrefutability. From a technical point of view, it is impossible to invalidate them. While the client may have personal reasons for liking or disliking the proof, they can never refute or invalidate it.
5 Alternative proof
The proof we provide for a specific service is fixed and cannot be changed. In other words, clients cannot request different or alternative forms of proof. If the proof we offer does not meet the client's needs, they should refrain from making an order.
Our strict policy regarding proofs is designed to prevent any possible abuse or fraudulent use by clients. For example, if a client requests a Hack WhatsApp service, we cannot disclose contacts or the content of conversations, as this may reveal the exact information the client is looking for, eliminating their incentive to complete the payment after they have already obtained what they were looking for. This principle applies to all our services.
Additionally, to protect third parties against fraud, we must be cautious when providing proof that others can resend as if it were their own. We will elaborate more on this topic below, as it is crucial for maintaining the integrity of our services.
6 Proof resending scam
One of the most serious problems we face, which affects both our interests and the security of third parties, is proof resending. This deceptive practice is commonly used by scammers.
The proof resending scam works as follows:
- John, a scammer, wants to make quick and easy money, so he posts ads online claiming to be a hacker. However, John is not a hacker.
- Helena, a person who needs a hacker service, has lost access to her Instagram account and wants to recover it. While searching online, she finds John's ad, which looks promising, and decides to contact him.
- John, pretending to be a hacker, tells Helena he can recover her Instagram account and even offers proof before she needs to pay. This seems like a safe procedure to Helena, who, being cautious, agrees to proceed.
- Helena requests John's service to recover her Instagram account. John then contacts a real hacker to perform the task Helena requested. In reality, John is just acting as an intermediary, getting clients and outsourcing the work to a genuine hacker.
- The real hacker completes the task and recovers the Instagram password. John receives the proof from the real hacker and resends it to Helena, making it look like he did the work himself.
- Convinced by the proof, Helena believes John is a real hacker and makes the payment, expecting to receive the password. However, John disappears, leaving Helena without the account and without the money.
In this scenario, fake hackers exploit both clients and real hackers. They request services from legitimate hackers and then use the proof to deceive their clients, making them believe they have completed the work. This results in a financial loss for the client, who ends up being cheated, and a waste of time for the real hacker, who never receives payment for their work. Scammers represent a threat to both sides, making it essential for everyone to take precautions.
To prevent these situations, we ensure that no proof we provide can be resent. Always sign our proofs in a way that clearly identifies our website, Telegram username, or email, making it impossible for anyone to present them as their own.
7 Confidential information
The issue of private or confidential information is closely linked to the topic of proof resending, which we explained previously. Many clients, when requesting services such as recovering a password for an email or social media account, or hacking a cell phone, often ask us to reveal private or confidential information from the account or number in question. Unfortunately, we cannot fulfill these requests.
Revealing private information is equivalent to providing proof that could be resent, since fraudulent hackers could easily relay this information to their clients to deceive them.
Furthermore, we are not always aware of what specific information a client is looking for in an account, cell phone, or system. By providing private or confidential details like messages, contacts, or screenshots, we run the risk of inadvertently giving the client what they were looking for without payment, making our services unnecessary.
The risks associated with delivering this type of information are significant for both you and us. Security is paramount and non-negotiable, with no exceptions under any circumstances. It is essential that each client understands that, while there are good and bad people in this world, we must work together to protect our mutual interests by adhering to strict and secure practices to prevent ill-intentioned people from achieving their goals.
8 Acceptance
Our policies are designed to protect our time and prevent it from being wasted on tasks for people who do not have the willingness or resources to pay, as well as to protect third parties from potential fraud. Our workflow is fully transparent and information-based. With us, there are no hidden rules or fine print. Regardless of the hacker service a client is interested in hiring, all the necessary information about that service will always be published on our website — step by step, from beginning to end — available for everyone to see and read, as we have nothing to hide.
It is the responsibility of each client to carefully read the "Service Agreement" for the service they wish to hire and ensure they agree with all aspects, including the proof we offer before payment, before making an order.
To access the "Service Agreement" for any service, please visit our homepage. There, you will find a complete list of all our services. Select the service of your interest and you will be redirected to the service agreement, which will provide detailed information, including the proof available for that service, if applicable.