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Hmm... I might just do that, classic. I've never even thought about online safety, because normally my credit card company is really, really good at flagging suspicious activity and calling immediately. They've called 3 or 4 times when I did something unusual, and when Mr. Clod's card number was stolen awhile back they caught it within hours. I have absolutely no idea why this activity wasn't noticed by their fraud algorithms: first thousands upon thousands of dollars in cash advances (and I've never, ever done a cash advance on my card) at three separate locations, then a dozen grocery store sprees in a foreign country--plus meanwhile, I'm still making my normal purchases in retail outlets in my home country. I had to be the one to contact them, after my card got declined because Eurotrash McDouchebag had hit my credit limit.
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You can adjust the amount to whatever you want though. Mine is $500 just because thats more than I ever spend online in a month and the least I could get. |
I use one of those pre-paid cards for Internet purchases. It only costs $3.00 to load one, and anyone who tries to run amuck with it is going to be severely disappointed.
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I was the victim of credit card fraud back in 1999 -- someone at the graduate school admissions office was scamming SSNs from student applications. It was obviously not my card, not my fault; the credit card company absolved me of all liability. I was advised to put a warning in my credit report mandating that I be contacted at the listed telephone number before any credit cards could be issued.
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Gotcha - thats why I said . . .
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I took a pass on the vomit bit. I was really nauseous Thursday but held off. The shitz were fully engaged.
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Stupid people.
Lil Lookout and some of his friends were playing airsoft wars yesterday and the big brothers were pounding on them so I took them all out to a spot we use for paintball and the like. This is the middle of the desert, literally a 30 minute hike to the nearest road. We have trenches, foxholes, and forts built in and around the base of the mountain there. Picture kids ranging from 8-12 decked out in camouflage running around shooting the hell out of each other. I was playing too but I don't have the protective equipment the kids do so I was just wearing regular khaki type clothing, safety goggles, and a Shemagh* wrapped around my head and face so I wouldn't pelted on my bald head. An older couple came out of the desert yelling at me. Apparently they had been hiking and thought they were witnessing some sort of "arab terrorist training". I looked at the kids all geared up and couldn't help laughing. The guy got really pissed when I laughed at him and asked what possible mission could I be training 20 midgets with toy guns for? Dumbass. * |
Redneck/"I hear them thar A-rabs start early, doncha no?"/dialect
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Muad'Dib approves.
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Met with a vendor this morning because I'm trying to evaluate pricing from a bunch of different competitors. He gave me his info, and a box filled with packs of jelly beans. Cool, right? Well these are gourmet beans, and about 2/3 of them are like earwax flavor or some various nasty shit like that. So I see a card in the box with pictures of all the different bean varieties. I go to read what the flavors are so I can avoid the nasty ones, and the inside of the card has some ad copy about how some surprises are fun, and some aren't, so go with these guys since they won't surprise you. And they never tell me how to identify the good jelly beans.
I'm tempted to blacklist them for making me eat crappy jelly bean flavors. But I won't. edit: Wait, I just noticed they want me to go to their website to get the real list of jelly beans. That's even worse. |
Email them: CASH BRIBES ONLY
or Lookout's midget terrorists will paintball them! |
I posted on the impeding healthcare thread... wtf was I thinking?
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