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Re: Wanna Know someone else cell phone info [SCAM]
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| It's a scam. It wants $14 a pop to provide actual information, and it's
unlikely to be correct...
For my cell #, for example, it gives the wrong city. I'd have to be a fool
to invest $14 to get additional incorrect information.
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"kaash" <kashifraza.tbm@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1188147693.290499.201450@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com...
> its more than Cell phone directory
> Check it out...
> http://mobilephone-guide.blogspot.c...nformation.html
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| JPD wrote:
> It's a scam. It wants $14 a pop to provide actual information, and it's
> unlikely to be correct...
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> For my cell #, for example, it gives the wrong city. I'd have to be a
> fool to invest $14 to get additional incorrect information.
To be perfectly honest, you'd have to be a fool to enter your own cell phone
number on the Web site! <g>
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| clifto 2007-08-26, 3:33 pm |
| Notan wrote:
> JPD wrote:
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> To be perfectly honest, you'd have to be a fool to enter your own cell phone
> number on the Web site! <g>
If I wanted to have some fun, I'd enter a police department landline number
on the site, then immediately come here and say I checked my cell phone.
The spammer might see it and check his web logs to find out "the victim's"
phone number for harassment.
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Tiger Direct forcibly checking receipts?
http://tinyurl.com/2hz3ht
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| > If I wanted to have some fun, I'd enter a police department landline
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> on the site
Actually... that's very similar to what I did. :-)
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| Evan Platt 2007-08-30, 10:33 am |
| On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 18:40:09 GMT, "JPD" <fake-email@address.not>
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>It's a scam. It wants $14 a pop to provide actual information, and it's
>unlikely to be correct...
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>For my cell #, for example, it gives the wrong city. I'd have to be a fool
>to invest $14 to get additional incorrect information.
Damn. Blogspot nuked the site.
I had a few numbers I wanted to.. ahem.. test.
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