Text 24986, 69 rader
Skriven 2012-01-31 07:46:25 av Roger Nelson (1:3828/7)
  Kommentar till text 24968 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: Re: Facebook
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Hi,
 
JK> >> Read more about it at http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/04/dncfyi.shtm."
 
JK> >Thanks.  On an unrelated note, this URL is interesting, although I have
JK> >yet to verify it:
 
JK> > http://tinyurl.com/7wgz99p
 
JK> Sure is.. thanks for the link.
 
Any time.
 
JK> That could be a drag <grin>.. Well, glad you found the problem.
JK> Alternately, if you ever decide to start up hobby selling motocycle parts
JK> ... <vbg>
 
Yes, I could have had a lucrative business by now.  Had that been the case, I
would have had to thank AT&T for laying that number on me.  (-:
 
JK> That reminds me of a few companies that somehow got our company's
JK> information, Invisible Light Software, somehow tied to wire fencing
JK> products.. so every year in our postal mail we get at least one,
JK> sometimes more, catalogs related to fencing products <g>. How they got
JK> that out of a software company is beyond me. At least no one has called
JK> here to order any fencing though.
 
I'm still getting email from Trueswords.  I don't need a sword or any antique
fighting gear, so I stuck them in my spam folder and check my mail via the web
before I run my email client just to make sure there are no surprises waiting
for me.  I still get a lot of warning messages about my email account expiring
if I don't re-register.  All they want is the following:
 
* Username:................  .........................
* Password: ...................... ...................
* Date of Birth: ......................................
* Country Or Territory: ........................
 
Were they stupid enough to believe I would give them that info?  I suppose, but
casting a large net will catch some fish.  I'm not one of them.  The message
comes from what appears to be a legitimate source, but if one looks closely at
the headers, that's a dead giveaway.
 
JK> > I am sure there is a leak somewhere.
 
JK> That would make sense.
 
It's the only thing that does, using Occam's razor.
 
JK> >Give them a break.  There's no way they could tell what you were doing
JK> >at that hour. (-:
 
JK> I guess :)   Well, being pretty much die-hard democrats we didn't
JK> appreciate Gingrich people's calls- so we just let the answering
JK> machine take the calls and delete them now.
 
It's a tough call those people have to make, but it's their job.  The question
is why would someone spend millions of dollars to get a job that pays 400K? 
We'd better make sure the right one gets elected -- my political statement for
the year.  I don't like discussing politics or religion because it tends to
make enemies out of friends.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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