Update your bank account e-mails

• #15 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 10 Aug, 2006 20:17
• Quote from: Family Guy

  Auctioner: Our first item is a pair of panties confiscated from a prostitute.
  Quagmire: Fifty bucks.
  Auctioner: She had nine STDs.
  Quagmire: Forty-five bucks.
  Auctioner: And when we caught her she wet herself.
  Quagmire: Fifty bucks.
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by FrankZappa on 11 Aug, 2006 07:00
• Quote from: davepeck

  but yeah, don\'t be a dumbass and you\'ll be fine.

  
  WE\'RE ALL DOOMED! DOOOOMED!
  
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by Me! on 11 Aug, 2006 09:39
• Quote from: FrankZappa

  Quote from: davepeck

  but yeah, don\'t be a dumbass and you\'ll be fine.

  
  WE\'RE ALL DOOMED! DOOOOMED!
  

  :lol:  it\'s funny cause it\'s true......
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by skalnbyc on 11 Aug, 2006 16:40
• I weird to think that people spend their entire days trying to fraudulently accumulate the sensitive data of others.
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by jocelyn on 11 Aug, 2006 19:28
• Quote from: alexanderzurflu

  I weird to think that people spend their entire days trying to fraudulently accumulate the sensitive data of others.

  
  Not really. As far as ripping people off, it\'s an easy way to do it. I don\'t find it at all weird or suprising. It\'s an inevitable by product of internet commerce.
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by FieryBill on 11 Aug, 2006 22:39
• I actually work right next to a woman who deals with debit card fraud. You wouldn\'t believe how many people still fall for this ****. Spoof emails from chase, paypal, etc. asking for you to update your 411 with social and card # etc. Lots of sleazeballs out there looking for bait. But lots of people respond and that\'s why it still goes on. Pretty sad. But yeah, just delete \'em....
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