Shoes of the Phisherman
One month ago or so, I did a very stupid thing. A few hours after I wrote one of my reviews at amazon.com, I received an e-mail inviting me toNot being the type to worry, Lumo just monitored his debit card until somebody charged $2415 worth of shoes to it. He was pleased but not surprised at how easy it was to get corporations to appreciate the error.amazon.com.encrypted-inquiry.cn/exec/obidos(looks good, does not it?) and asking me to update my debit card number and so on to improve the community and so forth. ...
After opening a page that looked just like at amazon.com, I entered my credit card number to the fraudulent website, and to show how really stupid I was, I also filled out another page with the social security number. (Please don't annoy me much with the messages about the credit history. I don't intend to borrow anything and I don't care.)
Actually I feel much better when simpletons like these ones are trying to steal my money because it is rather likely that they will lose, especially because all the corporations that I like and trust stand on my side.OKay-e-e Lumo - just remember: you may love the corporation, but it will never love you.
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