Demon-Xanth
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For me, it's not my identity being stolen, as much as I've ranted about my employer. I'm less likely to get fired if my employer isn't directly identified.
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I think anyone can be victimized, especially female, as Eakers has proven. I was genuinely worried for TallBill, who knows what psycho may have seen his fiance and found out he lived nearby. Now he has her pic, full name and address. Do you see the problem? Would you post your SO's full name, picture, and address online? I know many here would not feel comfortable doing that, I know I sure wouldn't. This is aside from any identity theft implications (they are rare, but do happen).Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I can recount more than a few stories where not only AT members (like Eakers and guy who was fired from his job for posting Black Friday ads), but other people online who have unintentionally drawn problems by revealing their personal info.
The key here is to not do anything online you wouldn't do in in "real" life. If you assume from the beginning that everything you do online IS real you won't have any surprises.
Viper GTS
don't compare yourself to George Bush. for one thing he has a secret service protecting him.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I think anyone can be victimized, especially female, as Eakers has proven. I was genuinely worried for TallBill, who knows what psycho may have seen his fiance and found out he lived nearby. Now he has her pic, full name and address. Do you see the problem? Would you post your SO's full name, picture, and address online? I know many here would not feel comfortable doing that, I know I sure wouldn't. This is aside from any identity theft implications (they are rare, but do happen).Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I can recount more than a few stories where not only AT members (like Eakers and guy who was fired from his job for posting Black Friday ads), but other people online who have unintentionally drawn problems by revealing their personal info.
The key here is to not do anything online you wouldn't do in in "real" life. If you assume from the beginning that everything you do online IS real you won't have any surprises.
Viper GTS
Its called.. a phone book.. and the article... was... already... posted.. online.. I'll speak slowly so I dont have to repeat myself again. I guess all newspapers and media should never ever report any information about anyone. George Bush lives in the white house, and I know what he looks like, and nobody has raped him yet.
And of course I dont have your real info. Your a ninja. But you dont have mine either! Or my fiances, so you wont take my bet either.
I never claimed to have your info. You claimed to have mine. Hence, your bet = invalid. Logic isn't your forte, is it? I have your real name, pic, and the town you will be living in. I also have your fiancee's. Not that I would try to do anything :evil:, I promise.Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I think anyone can be victimized, especially female, as Eakers has proven. I was genuinely worried for TallBill, who knows what psycho may have seen his fiance and found out he lived nearby. Now he has her pic, full name and address. Do you see the problem? Would you post your SO's full name, picture, and address online? I know many here would not feel comfortable doing that, I know I sure wouldn't. This is aside from any identity theft implications (they are rare, but do happen).Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
I can recount more than a few stories where not only AT members (like Eakers and guy who was fired from his job for posting Black Friday ads), but other people online who have unintentionally drawn problems by revealing their personal info.
The key here is to not do anything online you wouldn't do in in "real" life. If you assume from the beginning that everything you do online IS real you won't have any surprises.
Viper GTS
Its called.. a phone book.. and the article... was... already... posted.. online.. I'll speak slowly so I dont have to repeat myself again. I guess all newspapers and media should never ever report any information about anyone. George Bush lives in the white house, and I know what he looks like, and nobody has raped him yet.
And of course I dont have your real info. Your a ninja. But you dont have mine either! Or my fiances, so you wont take my bet either.
Originally posted by: AdamSnow
For someone in the military, the maturity level is very low.
I never claimed to have your info. You claimed to have mine. Hence, your bet = invalid. Logic isn't your forte, is it? I have your real name, pic, and the town you will be living in. I also have your fiancee's. Not that I would try to do anything , I promise.
Way to pimp your fiancee's personal info on the net, I'm sure she (and many pimple farmers) appreciates it.
Originally posted by: Mo0o
I think it's probably just habit to not throw out your personal information, however benign. Plus some thrive on the anonymity on the net
Originally posted by: CrackRabbit
First name and location I don't mind giving out freely. But my last name I try to keep guarded on the internet.
I figure idenity theives are alot like car theives, you leave your car unlocked and someone will steal it. But If the thief is determined enough no amount of security systems are going to stop them.
I never claimed to have your info. You claimed to have mine. Hence, your bet = invalid. Logic isn't your forte, is it? I have your real name, pic, and the town you will be living in. I also have your fiancee's. Not that I would try to do anything , I promise.
Way to pimp your fiancee's personal info on the net, I'm sure she (and many pimple farmers) appreciates it.
Your = you're btw. "Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience."Originally posted by: TallBill
I never claimed to have your info. You claimed to have mine. Hence, your bet = invalid. Logic isn't your forte, is it? I have your real name, pic, and the town you will be living in. I also have your fiancee's. Not that I would try to do anything , I promise.
Way to pimp your fiancee's personal info on the net, I'm sure she (and many pimple farmers) appreciates it.
Lol, but your still stupid. Knowing where we live isn't a big deal. I'd be far more concerned about the thousands of people that her and I pass daily who live nearby and actually interact with us. Anyone that can pick up a newspaper or do a little searching online could have found the same info if they really wanted, but it all leads back to it not mattering. And I guess my mom is in grave danger because she owns a website attached to her business with all kinds of information and pictures. You just make no sense. And if your whacking off to a fuzzy picture of me and my fiance that only shows our faces, I think you have social problems.
I do want to thank you for giving me a laugh when things are so boring here.
Yup, it's an old email addy from my alma mater. I graduated in 2001 btw.Originally posted by: fisher
your email address alone gives out quite a bit of info about you rob. just fyi.
Originally posted by: SP33Demon
Yup, it's an old email addy from my alma mater. I graduated in 2001 btw.Originally posted by: fisher
your email address alone gives out quite a bit of info about you rob. just fyi.
Originally posted by: TallBill
I already said a few times that I dont know yours, and you dont know mine. But if you did it wouldn't matter. I thought that this was the point of the whole thread? Great googily moogily. Your a hoot.
Originally posted by: Kev
No but I love it when people keep using the phrase "your a moron" and "your stupid" over and over. It's just hilarious.
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: Kev
No but I love it when people keep using the phrase "your a moron" and "your stupid" over and over. It's just hilarious.
I do it in real life, so why not online too?
Bill, your credibility takes a beating when you have the spelling level of a 6th grader.Originally posted by: TallBill
Does anyone else love it when you're grammer freaks people out?
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Bill, your credibility takes a beating when you have the spelling level of a 6th grader.Originally posted by: TallBill
Does anyone else love it when you're grammer freaks people out?
It's spelled "your grammar".
Are you really having that much trouble with "your" and "you're"? Please seek a remedial English course.
No, I am tard-frustrated.Originally posted by: lozina
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Bill, your credibility takes a beating when you have the spelling level of a 6th grader.Originally posted by: TallBill
Does anyone else love it when you're grammer freaks people out?
It's spelled "your grammar".
Are you really having that much trouble with "your" and "you're"? Please seek a remedial English course.
Are you sexually frustrated?
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