[jennie]

This USA Today article is about the dude who called me and told me he saw my debit card number, name, home address, and phone number displayed in a foreign hackers chatroom.

Bless the good Cybercitizens of the world.

wow!!!!! that is great.

i saw on AMW last night where a webmaster helped catch a killer.......

hurrah for people who still care!!!! xoxoxo pat

[Wants2Fly]

So glad you found out and that your helper was acknowledged for his good deed.

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jennie said:
This USA Today article is about the dude who called me and told me he saw my debit card number, name, home address, and phone number displayed in a foreign hackers chatroom.

Bless the good Cybercitizens of the world.

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> and bless you for sharing this story with all of us. we can all take precautions yet sometimes we need more. hurrah for good Cybercitizens!!

[jennie]

It's funny. I'm a really paranoid person. I get this phone call and hear some stranger reading to me my personal info. Do you know what that can do to someone who is mentally ill??? I can laugh about it now.

Caution is good. Paranoia can be bad.

I'm glad I had the sense to listen to Mr. Peisner. If not, my hubby's paycheck would have completely disappeared out of our banking account, bouncing e-checks.

I was very lucky. *Blowing cyberkisses to Mr. Peisner*