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Posted by Hugh MacKay on May 01, 2005 at 03:40:53 from (216.208.58.191):
In Reply to: Retarded Scammers posted by Tom Lendt on April 30, 2005 at 10:41:01:
Tom: Delete button is quite quick. I believe like Cowman these guys soon give up. In 6 years since getting a computer I've really never had a problem with this. I have 3 recomendations on computer use; stay away from seedy sites, never use a credit card on line that has more than $1,000. limit and never use on line banking with an account having more than $1,000. balance. I maybe should qualify that $1,000. figure for both credit card and bank card, and say rather than $1,000. an amount of money you can afford to loose. Some folks may consider that to be $0.00 while others $100,000 ??? who knows? Experts will tell you the credit cards and on line banking are secure. They haven't satisfied this old bird yet, make note they still give warnings on fraudlent use of cards. Two things in life you should never do is let the general public know how much money or credit you have.
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