incnow.com — sloppiest RA i’ve ever used… but that’s kinda the point

[Steven Cohen]

link: https://www.incnow.com​

ok, so off top—don’t come here expecting concierge anything. IncNow runs like a Delaware LLC mill powered by a vending machine full of half-functional PDFs. if you want a legit business experience or are someone who cares about “customer support,” skip this thread entirely. this ain’t Stripe Atlas. this is cracked-window, no-lube, pure utility LLC ops for people who know what to do after they get the cert. that said, if you’re running layering stacks or pre-packaged flow kits—esp for Anonymous LLCs—IncNow’s weird dysfunction actually works in your favor.





i’ve used them twice in the last 18 months. first one was a test—basic DE LLC w/ nominee RA just to see how much pushback they give. answer: none. no KYC, no doc requests, no phone verification. used a VPN + burner card from a Monzo clone and the package still processed. took them a week longer than they said, but the cert arrived, RA was registered, and there was zero trail of who I was beyond what I spoofed in the form fill. then came the real build. I staged a backdoor flow structure using 3 DE LLCs, all routed through layered EINs I pulled using synthetic SSN pairings. two were from EIN kits I got off dread, one was a patched IRS app w/ IDV override. IncNow delivered on all three, and didn’t ask why the same address was used for three separate corps in 24 hours. they just printed and billed. ghost-like.





where this gets wild is how badly they handle support. people complain about it in Trustpilot like that’s a negative, but if you’re trying to stay off the grid, it’s a massive upside. they don’t answer follow-ups, they forget to process cancellations, they double-charge on closed corps—yes, that’s scummy for regular clients, but for us? it means you can vanish after initial contact and they’ll never validate or cross-reference the chain. the UBO shielding is laughably weak on paper, but because they’re so sloppy with recordkeeping, you’re basically invisible unless you publicly register your EIN. i used one to front a Nevis chain entity via digital nomad visa structuring, and the trail dead-ended at the cert. like i said—don’t expect legit. expect plausible deniability built into their broken CRM.

 

[ExitNodeZulu]

link: https://www.incnow.com​

ok, so off top—don’t come here expecting concierge anything. IncNow runs like a Delaware LLC mill powered by a vending machine full of half-functional PDFs. if you want a legit business experience or are someone who cares about “customer support,” skip this thread entirely. this ain’t Stripe Atlas. this is cracked-window, no-lube, pure utility LLC ops for people who know what to do after they get the cert. that said, if you’re running layering stacks or pre-packaged flow kits—esp for Anonymous LLCs—IncNow’s weird dysfunction actually works in your favor.





i’ve used them twice in the last 18 months. first one was a test—basic DE LLC w/ nominee RA just to see how much pushback they give. answer: none. no KYC, no doc requests, no phone verification. used a VPN + burner card from a Monzo clone and the package still processed. took them a week longer than they said, but the cert arrived, RA was registered, and there was zero trail of who I was beyond what I spoofed in the form fill. then came the real build. I staged a backdoor flow structure using 3 DE LLCs, all routed through layered EINs I pulled using synthetic SSN pairings. two were from EIN kits I got off dread, one was a patched IRS app w/ IDV override. IncNow delivered on all three, and didn’t ask why the same address was used for three separate corps in 24 hours. they just printed and billed. ghost-like.





where this gets wild is how badly they handle support. people complain about it in Trustpilot like that’s a negative, but if you’re trying to stay off the grid, it’s a massive upside. they don’t answer follow-ups, they forget to process cancellations, they double-charge on closed corps—yes, that’s scummy for regular clients, but for us? it means you can vanish after initial contact and they’ll never validate or cross-reference the chain. the UBO shielding is laughably weak on paper, but because they’re so sloppy with recordkeeping, you’re basically invisible unless you publicly register your EIN. i used one to front a Nevis chain entity via digital nomad visa structuring, and the trail dead-ended at the cert. like i said—don’t expect legit. expect plausible deniability built into their broken CRM.

lmao had exact same experience. they auto-renewed me on a company i killed 10 months prior. sent me a nasty invoice w/ no legal claim. wrote back saying the RA listed was dead, never got a response. just got spammed more.

but yeah — you right. for layering front shells or seeding shelf corps, the sloppiness is gold.

 

[CypherFundz]

lmao had exact same experience. they auto-renewed me on a company i killed 10 months prior. sent me a nasty invoice w/ no legal claim. wrote back saying the RA listed was dead, never got a response. just got spammed more.

but yeah — you right. for layering front shells or seeding shelf corps, the sloppiness is gold.

yo you run those LLCs under your real billing or shadow accounts?

 

[ExitNodeZulu]

yo you run those LLCs under your real billing or shadow accounts?

always shadows. i use privacy.com clones + disposable EINs I generate via IRS.app spoofing script. send it all thru masked browser in Portugal, route IP back to US via Cogent. never failed w/ them.

 

[M.O.A.B]

link: https://www.incnow.com​

ok, so off top—don’t come here expecting concierge anything. IncNow runs like a Delaware LLC mill powered by a vending machine full of half-functional PDFs. if you want a legit business experience or are someone who cares about “customer support,” skip this thread entirely. this ain’t Stripe Atlas. this is cracked-window, no-lube, pure utility LLC ops for people who know what to do after they get the cert. that said, if you’re running layering stacks or pre-packaged flow kits—esp for Anonymous LLCs—IncNow’s weird dysfunction actually works in your favor.





i’ve used them twice in the last 18 months. first one was a test—basic DE LLC w/ nominee RA just to see how much pushback they give. answer: none. no KYC, no doc requests, no phone verification. used a VPN + burner card from a Monzo clone and the package still processed. took them a week longer than they said, but the cert arrived, RA was registered, and there was zero trail of who I was beyond what I spoofed in the form fill. then came the real build. I staged a backdoor flow structure using 3 DE LLCs, all routed through layered EINs I pulled using synthetic SSN pairings. two were from EIN kits I got off dread, one was a patched IRS app w/ IDV override. IncNow delivered on all three, and didn’t ask why the same address was used for three separate corps in 24 hours. they just printed and billed. ghost-like.





where this gets wild is how badly they handle support. people complain about it in Trustpilot like that’s a negative, but if you’re trying to stay off the grid, it’s a massive upside. they don’t answer follow-ups, they forget to process cancellations, they double-charge on closed corps—yes, that’s scummy for regular clients, but for us? it means you can vanish after initial contact and they’ll never validate or cross-reference the chain. the UBO shielding is laughably weak on paper, but because they’re so sloppy with recordkeeping, you’re basically invisible unless you publicly register your EIN. i used one to front a Nevis chain entity via digital nomad visa structuring, and the trail dead-ended at the cert. like i said—don’t expect legit. expect plausible deniability built into their broken CRM.

so how’d you stage the EIN stack w/ patched IDVs? just randomized ssn + dob?

was using tntidtools clone but keeps bouncing IRS form.

 

[Steven Cohen]

so how’d you stage the EIN stack w/ patched IDVs? just randomized ssn + dob?

was using tntidtools clone but keeps bouncing IRS form.

nah I use a slightly older modded script from IdentityCrafter (not public anymore) + inject into the .gov form via a selenium chain running w/ no head. you have to patch a wait-for callback script and push fake captcha pass manually.

the SSNs I use are from a 2018 dump that still matches SSA index codes. you don’t want brand new ones. age them.

 

[PanamaGhost]

yo you run those LLCs under your real billing or shadow accounts?

yo that IRS.app method actually works? heard they patched it in Jan.

 

[CypherFundz]

yo that IRS.app method actually works? heard they patched it in Jan.

you need to use custom user-agent rotation and make sure your IP TTL looks domestic. I route it through a .edu proxy node, works like a charm. no patches yet on form version 23.5b.

 

[LevelUpLarry]

link: https://www.incnow.com​

ok, so off top—don’t come here expecting concierge anything. IncNow runs like a Delaware LLC mill powered by a vending machine full of half-functional PDFs. if you want a legit business experience or are someone who cares about “customer support,” skip this thread entirely. this ain’t Stripe Atlas. this is cracked-window, no-lube, pure utility LLC ops for people who know what to do after they get the cert. that said, if you’re running layering stacks or pre-packaged flow kits—esp for Anonymous LLCs—IncNow’s weird dysfunction actually works in your favor.





i’ve used them twice in the last 18 months. first one was a test—basic DE LLC w/ nominee RA just to see how much pushback they give. answer: none. no KYC, no doc requests, no phone verification. used a VPN + burner card from a Monzo clone and the package still processed. took them a week longer than they said, but the cert arrived, RA was registered, and there was zero trail of who I was beyond what I spoofed in the form fill. then came the real build. I staged a backdoor flow structure using 3 DE LLCs, all routed through layered EINs I pulled using synthetic SSN pairings. two were from EIN kits I got off dread, one was a patched IRS app w/ IDV override. IncNow delivered on all three, and didn’t ask why the same address was used for three separate corps in 24 hours. they just printed and billed. ghost-like.





where this gets wild is how badly they handle support. people complain about it in Trustpilot like that’s a negative, but if you’re trying to stay off the grid, it’s a massive upside. they don’t answer follow-ups, they forget to process cancellations, they double-charge on closed corps—yes, that’s scummy for regular clients, but for us? it means you can vanish after initial contact and they’ll never validate or cross-reference the chain. the UBO shielding is laughably weak on paper, but because they’re so sloppy with recordkeeping, you’re basically invisible unless you publicly register your EIN. i used one to front a Nevis chain entity via digital nomad visa structuring, and the trail dead-ended at the cert. like i said—don’t expect legit. expect plausible deniability built into their broken CRM.

bet. used IncNow for a dumb SPV linked to an Amazon store I was flipping. didn’t even check anything. had a totally fake name on the RA filing and no bounce.

did yours come w/ bank doc pack too?

 

[Steven Cohen]

bet. used IncNow for a dumb SPV linked to an Amazon store I was flipping. didn’t even check anything. had a totally fake name on the RA filing and no bounce.

did yours come w/ bank doc pack too?

nah, didn’t ask for it. but heard they’ll send a generic PDF you can patch for “proof of address” for bank onboarding if you email support and pretend to be a lawyer.

 

[SECBait]

funny watching normies get mad on Trustpilot like “they never answered my email” meanwhile y’all using them for proxy banking and EIN cloaking

 

[PanamaGhost]

funny watching normies get mad on Trustpilot like “they never answered my email” meanwhile y’all using them for proxy banking and EIN cloaking

for real. these clowns mad their phone calls went unanswered. i’m mad they started doing phone support again.

 

[Steven Cohen]

thread should be titled “how to accidentally create blackhat gold out of corporate negligence”