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Comment on Fast Memory Man SUCKS by jstudwick

jstudwick — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:04:47 +0000

Fastmemoryman has NEVER done me wrong. I’ve orderd plenty of items from this person and they have always been on time and in great working order, also never wrong. I guess if I was this person, I’d be looking twords a law suit for slander against the person or persons who developed these blog sights to dis Fastmemoryman.

Comment on Further acunetix update by Dan

Dan — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 02:18:08 +0000

Me four.

I just ran a quick analysis on over 56,000 spam messages. There were 26 messages to acunetix.com@mydomain.com.

I have been using yourdomain@mydomain.com addresses since 1996. Acunetix is the first company that has leaked my address in years. I think the last leak was 2002.

If Acunetix is denying it, I think they must be dirty.

Comment on FastMemoryMan is also known as EMartBuy by sandrar

sandrar — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:10:57 +0000

Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. Cheers! Sandra. R.

Comment on Fast Memory Man SUCKS by Daw000x1

Daw000x1 — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:18:15 +0000

A couple years ago I made the mistaking of buying a CPU from fastmemoryman. That A-hole sold me a used CPU as new, when I returned it, he sent the same one back. He is off e-bay as fastmemoryman, but who knows what name this crook is using now.

Comment on How to defraud ebay, the emartbuy.com way! by eBuster

eBuster — Wed, 27 May 2009 15:34:01 +0000

If you guys come across a scammer on eBay then please register them at eBuster,co,uk and also take a copy of all feedback and adverts as eBay will pull the pages and then if you get the trading standards to act they will play you along for months and months and then say you don’t have a case knowing all the eBay pages and messages have been removed.

internet fraud on eBay is now put at $bn a year so don’t feel alone if you have been scammed only to find eBay don’t have real contact details for the member that scammed you.

Comment on Free Disposable Use-Once Email From spamdecoy.net by A

Sat, 02 May 2009 15:13:51 +0000

crap… site is gone

Comment on How to defraud ebay, the emartbuy.com way! by Steve

Steve — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 04:26:16 +0000

Wish I had known then what I know now.
I would never have touched them. Yes them, there is more than one involved.
If I had known where they were exactly in the UK I would have taken the defective memory which had duff labels stuck on them to the Sutton Coldfield Fraud division and let them deal with it.
As it was I had to get my money back via PayPal and that took ages through the system.
Then there was the bit that they told Paypal. They had offered me my money back but I would not agree to it.
The offer, which turned into threats from them was, Remove the Negative Feedback I had left them and they would refund my payment minus the postage and packaging.
What they under estimated was that I had kept all their emails to me and forwarded them to PayPal and Ebay.
I have spoken to many people since who have had bad experiences with FMM.
The way FMM gets around it is not to send out duff stuff to all their customers, just to about 30%.
I would never recommend them to anyone.
So anyone using them does so at their own peril and expense.
Good luck

Comment on Phishing scams, why not use PGP? by v2

v2 — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:15:11 +0000

wow.
such a great idea and no comments.
i suggest to post this again – so that new visitors (like me) don’t need to read that far!
why the hell are companies so slow in implementing the really grat ideas?
mail is almost unusable today. this would make it much better. i’ll spread the word

Comment on Inserting random letters into acronyms to make pronounceable words by Jeremy Eble

Jeremy Eble — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:32:24 +0000

Actually, acronyms are typically defined as being pronounceable initialisms, so SQL is only an acronym if you pronounce it like “sequel”. You’re also wrong in saying that those of us who do pronounce it as a word are adding letters to it. I write it “SQL”, and I pronounce it “sequel”, I’m not adding letters to it, I’m interpreting the letters given in the initialism. Which brings me to my last point: has there ever, in the history of ever, been a case where someone pronounced SQL instead of saying the letters that someone else misinterpreted them? No. That would be, to use one of your categories, idiotic.

And what really gripes me is people complaining about phantom letter sounds being added to speech when they add actual letters to their writing. “Vowel” has one l.

Comment on How to defraud ebay, the emartbuy.com way! by John Trevor

John Trevor — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 15:12:10 +0000

Hi
I just like to say I do not know what the USA are doing, however the Uk ones are very reliable. It is not their fault for what the USA scamsters are doing.