[QUOTE="Cyb0rg360"]
Yeah, I was agreeing with Awesome's comment. I have a million things to do besides gaming, that being said, I do pay for PS+ so they ARE interrupting a service that I pay for. You think that's LMAO worthy, really? You think you're funny talking about not pressing buttons with friends? Who the **** are you and why the **** does your opinion of me even matter? I made some pretty straight forward points about what hackers HAVE done to me in the past. This group claims to be working for my benefit, but my personal experience points in the other direction. Maybe someone needs to steal YOUR identity for a while for you to ****ing get it! Keep patting yourself on the back for your quick wit, man.
Edit: This was for Hammer, I don't know why it didn't directly reply to that post. .
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I do think it's LMAO worthy. I also pay for +.
Lets talk about those so called hackers who wronged you in the past shall we. Have you ever eaten at a resteraunt and handed the waiter or waitress your credit or debit card ? I'm sure you have as it's a fairly common practice. Now think about that for a second, a waiter or waitress leaves your site with your credit card, it's as easy as writing down the Name, Card number, Experation Date and what do you know there's that pesky 3 digit payday on the back, now I'm off on an internet shopping spree while your blaming hackers.Way too easy.
Lets talk about that Identity theft for a second shall we. How many Credit Card offers do you recieve in the mail each week with your name and address right on the front ? How easy is that to fill out, I bet it takes a pretty smart HACKER to do that.
Yes I've had my bank account tampered with, and here the kicker. With the above mentioned KNOWLEDGE I no longer hand my Credit or Debit card to anyone. I'm going out to eat I'm hitting an ATM, there all over the place.
A side bit of knowledge, did you know when you swipe that debit card and put your pin number in that convienant little keypad that it stores that pin number along with the card number ? Remember those swipe your card commercials and the guy paying cash holds up the line ? Ya, they want you swiping those cards all day long because it pays in more ways than 1. Did you also know that stores pay a fee for every swipe made at their store ? LOL yep those good ol hackers.
Here we go again, you don't know me or my situation so you fabricate a situation to justify your opinion. Here's the reality, I didn't use the card for almost a year, was considering canceling it, the APR was way too high and I have a better card. Suddenly I get a bill from the CC company saying I owe them almost a thousand dollars. I freak out and immediately look into the purchases and none of them are from me. I didn't go to a restaurant I didn't swipe my card in an "altered" atm, they got my card number and info somewhere else. Now where could that have been? Two logical places pop to mind, a company's database (perhaps my CC company's or perhaps the database of a company I bought something from using that card) or someone used software to copy data entered into an online form on a website (again when I used the card). Seeing as I hadn't used the card it only makes sense that it was data stolen from a database. That wasn't a waitress that was a hacker. Look at what happened to the Bank of America database where millions of user's information was stolen. Again, bottom line is that these people in general do not do anything positive for people. They steal other people's information and then buy garbage for themselves online, wow what a contribution to society!
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