You reply to FinanceGhost: > *"No sample, no deal. Send me a screenshot of the org chart with a timestamp, or this conversation is over."* The message sends. You lean back and wait. Three minutes pass. Then: > **FinanceGhost**: *"Fine. But this is the last freebie you get from me."* A file uploads: a screenshot of the org chart, timestamped two weeks ago. The resolution is low, but you can make out the Blackridge logo and the same handwritten note, "Ask IL about the Amber Band override." This looks real. But is it enough to trust him? **What do you do?** - $500 is a lot, but this could be the break you need: [[Cybercrime/The_Phisherman/Pay FinanceGhost|Pay for the full PRAP manual]] - Demand another sample before committing any money: [[Demand More Proof|Ask for more proof]] - Still too risky. Stick to what you know is real: [[Cybercrime/The_Phisherman/Research Blackridge|Walk away and stick to public research]] - This is getting out of hand, cut ties and dig for the leak yourself: [[Find a Data Leak|Cut ties with FinanceGhost]]