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hackfraud 

A self-proclaimed expert on a subject he/she has absolutely no idea about, yet uses an unsuspecting and gullible paying customer for shit-tons of their money while doing nothing but drinking beer and contemplating nonsense, justifying the insane amount of time it takes him/her to fix something that should be a matter of minutes with the complicated procurement of spare parts.

Hackfrauds can be found in all layers of society causing major delays in construction projects and ridiculous dimensions of public spending - tax payer money that might as well have been flushed down the toilet.
The hackfrauds who screwed up the Berlin Airport were never held accountable.

Plinkett got milked by these hackfrauds for more than ten years.
hackfraud by wt137 March 7, 2020
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Well, it is another name to be used for the UK based company called Halfords. Definition is used possibly because of the negative experience of UK consumers with the company. Some are concerned with the prices of consumer goods (mainly motoring products) while some others with the quality of service and timely responses to customer requests when ordering a product.
Whether true or not, this definition appears to be common, especially in forums related to motoring in the UK.
Another definition is Hellfrauds.
I bought a set of wheel covers from Halfrauds
Halfrauds by Yannis G. Valmas June 19, 2006
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Slang term used for the Car and Cycle store called Halfords.
Halfords is a rip off, they should be called Halfrauds!
Halfrauds by Keith Kelly May 8, 2006
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