Brilliant Hacker

Easy to set up, almost immediate to learn (although some advanced and useful functions, e.g. file transfer across machines, may take a while to be come familiar with), value-for-money (there are lots of functions you can try). Well-done!

I was told that in order to hack a phone it would cost $450 for 3 months of access, $600 for 6 months, and $750 for a year. In addition I could pay $150 for the past 3 months of deleted data, and another $150 for the service to be completed in 4 hours. I paid $750- for 6 months access plus the deleted data, and their website says that refunds are available. The reviews on this site were great, so against my better judgement because I was so emotional over the possiblity of my boyfriend cheating I paid it. The service was supposed to be completed in 24 hours or less. After 18 hours I received messages stating that they were able to access to the phone but in doing their last check they realized that the phone had additional security on it that they could only access if I paid them an additional $1500. I said I wanted my money back, to which they replied that they couldn't refund me because they had to buy specific software to complete this task which cost them $650. Please. As if they were going to be doing this work for $100. So I asked well what if I had chosen the 3 month plan for $450? You mean to tell me you would've lost $200 for that work? They said that the 3 month software only costs $350. So I then asked, if I had only bought the 6 month access without the deleted data for $600 they would've lost $50 doing the work? And of course they said that the regular 6 month plan without the deleted data costs them $500. Anyone who claims they have to purchase individual one-time use software with a time limit to provide services is LYING! They then continued to push me by saying that if I didn't spend the additional $1500 then the target's phone securtiy would alert him and I could get in trouble. DO NOT TRUST THESE PEOPLE! And of course, after the fact I found that they are listed on the site fakehackers.com. Lesson learned, don't hire anyone if you're too emotional to think straight, and definitely don't ever pay for anything upfront. Professional hackers have you put your money in an escrow account until job completion. Lastly, the reviews on this page are duplicated verbatim on other sites. TOTAL SCAM!