school transcripts

[slyguy2009]

anyone got ideas/ thoughts/ comments about counterfieting school transcripts?

[slyguy2009]

I guess this topic is too difficult or not even an issue for anyone else to not have ideas.

[Ken893]

well, all i can say it that since it's so easy, no one here is interested. to do school transcripts, even diplomas, all you need is a scanner & photoshop. ok, an embosser is needed as well but that's it.

what is there to talk about?

[slyguy2009]

Originally Posted by Ken893

well, all i can say it that since it's so easy, no one here is interested. to do school transcripts, even diplomas, all you need is a scanner & photoshop. ok, an embosser is needed as well but that's it.

what is there to talk about?

thats exactly why i was thinking no one was responding... so thanks, but let me ask you this; How would you get around the "void" appears throughout when copied? and that pressure sensitive area that is suppose to change colors when you hold your thumb on it?

[Ken893]

Originally Posted by slyguy2009

thats exactly why i was thinking no one was responding... so thanks, but let me ask you this; How would you get around the "void" appears throughout when copied? and that pressure sensitive area that is suppose to change colors when you hold your thumb on it?

If you are short on time, just tweak your scanner or if you have a cheap old scanner, your scanned image will not show that "VOID" letters because your image will be fuzzy.

If you want to replacate an exact copy however, you really need to hunker down and recreate them, elemement by element. Go get a lesson in using pen tool if you want to really become proficient at counterfeiting.

As far as pressure sensitive paper/ink, there is no easy answer. I mean you can't order a whole batch just to do one copy.

When I lived in Los Angeles, I used to use half dozen printshops who were willing to do difficult jobs for me.

Find a printshop/press owned by Chinese or Korean. If you can find a Vietnamese owned printshop, even better. Show them what you want to replicate & they will do it for you. They will ask for $100~$200 at the most for gold embossing, pressure sensitive print job, heck even mass produce $20 bills for you. LOL

Korean always want to charge the most & generally speaking, they are rude. Chinese offer reasonable price & fast production but tend to not trust outsiders. Vietname, hey, anything goes with those crazy Vietnamese, as long as you can understand what the fuck they are saying. hahaha.

[slyguy2009]

Originally Posted by Ken893

If you are short on time, just tweak your scanner or if you have a cheap old scanner, your scanned image will not show that "VOID" letters because your image will be fuzzy.

If you want to replacate an exact copy however, you really need to hunker down and recreate them, elemement by element. Go get a lesson in using pen tool if you want to really become proficient at counterfeiting.

As far as pressure sensitive paper/ink, there is no easy answer. I mean you can't order a whole batch just to do one copy.

When I lived in Los Angeles, I used to use half dozen printshops who were willing to do difficult jobs for me.

Find a printshop/press owned by Chinese or Korean. If you can find a Vietnamese owned printshop, even better. Show them what you want to replicate & they will do it for you. They will ask for $100~$200 at the most for gold embossing, pressure sensitive print job, heck even mass produce $20 bills for you. LOL

Korean always want to charge the most & generally speaking, they are rude. Chinese offer reasonable price & fast production but tend to not trust outsiders. Vietname, hey, anything goes with those crazy Vietnamese, as long as you can understand what the fuck they are saying. hahaha.

wow haha thanks for the lesson with cultures and their liberal values haha