We do.
I get ~ 1 a month purporting to be from BT. The number is always a spoofed local number. He wants my to install TeamViewer so he can fix my 'virus problem'. If I have time, i play dumb and play along awhile. I don't run Windows, and I'm not even with BT, so I'm never in any danger. I try to follow the instructions he gives me and read back what I see on the screen. I once got as far as the supervisor's supervisor trying to 'solve my problem'. Eventually he cottoned on and called me a motherfucker. So nice.
I reported the number to actionfraud - and noticed many others had done the same, and most calls had ended with the same epithet, so the guy's not exactly original with his insults.
May the fleas of a thousand camels infest his arsehole.
Email. What freaking e-mail? I am directly affected by this, I bought tickets a month ago and am currently on holiday. Just cancelled my card, not a word from BA
The 'juice' inside a coconut has always been called milk AFAIR. It's a natural thing to do, to extend the use of a word to cover something 'similar'. We do it all the time, and in the case of these products which are pitched as cow's mile replacements, there seems even more reason to do so.
Happy you've found a point in the past you are happy with. Personally, I'll stick with my 1970's wall mounted telephone from the GPO. And a paper address book. The quality is fantastic, once I've chased the crows off the telephone wires.
Often industrial control from that era was actually RS485. Even those on RS232 often do funky things with the modem control signals that are either not replicated by USB devices or the timing is processor-speed dependant. RS232 was never a well-defined standard and was/is often abused, which compromises compatibility
Lydia, oh! Lydia, say have you met Lydia
Oh! Lydia, the tattooed lady
She has eyes that folks adore so
And a torso even more so
Lydia, oh! Lydia, that "Encyclopedia"
Oh! Lydia, the Queen of tattoo
On her back is the Battle of Waterloo
Beside it the Wreck of the Hesperus too
And proudly above waves
The Red, White and Blue
You can learn a lot from Lydia
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We do. I get ~ 1 a month purporting to be from BT. The number is always a spoofed local number. He wants my to install TeamViewer so he can fix my 'virus problem'. If I have time, i play dumb and play along awhile. I don't run Windows, and I'm not even with BT, so I'm never in any danger. I try to follow the instructions he gives me and read back what I see on the screen. I once got as far as the supervisor's supervisor trying to 'solve my problem'. Eventually he cottoned on and called me a motherfucker. So nice. I reported the number to actionfraud - and noticed many others had done the same, and most calls had ended with the same epithet, so the guy's not exactly original with his insults. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest his arsehole.
You suck at reading comprehension
Way to go! Totally missed the point
Not in the uk. Boobie is a type of seagulll, boob definitely breast
I'm sure they have better thing to do than come here to read this drivel
If course, but now am I supposed to know? Wait for someone to raid my card up to the credit limit?
Email. What freaking e-mail? I am directly affected by this, I bought tickets a month ago and am currently on holiday. Just cancelled my card, not a word from BA
Pervert
The 'juice' inside a coconut has always been called milk AFAIR. It's a natural thing to do, to extend the use of a word to cover something 'similar'. We do it all the time, and in the case of these products which are pitched as cow's mile replacements, there seems even more reason to do so.
Yes, keep telling yourself that. Doesn't make it and more true
FFS just F**K off with this spam
Did you stop taking your meds?
Multi-document interface https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Clearly you are not a greengrocer
Classy cunt?
Happy you've found a point in the past you are happy with. Personally, I'll stick with my 1970's wall mounted telephone from the GPO. And a paper address book. The quality is fantastic, once I've chased the crows off the telephone wires.
Often industrial control from that era was actually RS485. Even those on RS232 often do funky things with the modem control signals that are either not replicated by USB devices or the timing is processor-speed dependant. RS232 was never a well-defined standard and was/is often abused, which compromises compatibility
Kudos for the Hotel California quotation
Oddly, I read one word at a time. Is there another way?
I'm hungry !!!
Thanks. An informative post. I learned something, and I stand corrected.
I think you just proved his point. The POINT in 'price point' adds no extra information.
Lydia, oh! Lydia, say have you met Lydia
Oh! Lydia, the tattooed lady
She has eyes that folks adore so
And a torso even more so
Lydia, oh! Lydia, that "Encyclopedia"
Oh! Lydia, the Queen of tattoo
On her back is the Battle of Waterloo
Beside it the Wreck of the Hesperus too
And proudly above waves
The Red, White and Blue
You can learn a lot from Lydia
You can learn a lot from Lydia
10 out of 10 for a well-reasoned argument /sarcasm