The Fbook F-up Thread (2 Viewers)

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Peen Meister
Dec 19, 2005
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#10
we all see and read about some really hilarious or jacked up stuff on FBook. well share them here.

here is mine :lol:


Yeah this was gold.:lol:

Some folks are really retarded,next we'll have 11yr old girls updating their status sayin they had their first period.
 

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L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,768
#12
It's simple. If I had a login to your account (or guessed the password correctly), I could do exactly that.

It's not like we've never had dopplegangers on accounts here before. :shifty:

Actually more bizarre is a friend of my wife's who had problems with FB and Yahoo with someone who took over someone's login and started doing credit card fraud type stuff. Apparently the woman's husband tried to clamp down on it, and within a week the guy was murdered. Pretty freaking trippy.
 
Apr 12, 2004
77,165
#15
:agree:
It's simple. If I had a login to your account (or guessed the password correctly), I could do exactly that.

It's not like we've never had dopplegangers on accounts here before. :shifty:

Actually more bizarre is a friend of my wife's who had problems with FB and Yahoo with someone who took over someone's login and started doing credit card fraud type stuff. Apparently the woman's husband tried to clamp down on it, and within a week the guy was murdered. Pretty freaking trippy.
Wait, this is pretty vague, who was redrumed?
 

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L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,768
#18
ßüякε;2303174 said:
Damn, and he was or was not the one defrauding or was he being defrauded?
It was his wife who was being defrauded. He's apparently a computer-savvy guy, found some ways to identify a bit of who was behind the hijacking of his wife's accounts, and found a way to confront them. He was found dead within days.

It makes you wonder if some kind of identity thieves are going a little pro. But why they'd go after Yahoo and FB accounts to profit from that is something I don't quite follow, though.
 
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    It was his wife who was being defrauded. He's apparently a computer-savvy guy, found some ways to identify a bit of who was behind the hijacking of his wife's accounts, and found a way to confront them. He was found dead within days.

    It makes you wonder if some kind of identity thieves are going a little pro. But why they'd go after Yahoo and FB accounts to profit from that is something I don't quite follow, though.
    man thats crazy
     

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