The sad part is that people will spend thousands of dollars more and years and years of their life trying to fix this. It will never really go away.
I see this everyday and it is sad.
It is ugly and the whole no-screen thing boggles my mind. Maybe I am too simple for something like that, but the whole thing looks silly to me. I am certain however that people will buy it and $100 for 256mb isn't half bad. I think I've seen the RIOs for nearly double.
This isn't just happening online...
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I know of two mortgage lenders who have had a form letter spoofed. About 500 customers called an 800 and left their account number and SSN on a voice mail that claimed it was an ID theft voice mail line. They called because the letter said that their account details were stolen and they intend to help the customer even if it means deferring one mortgage payment by placing it on the end of the 30 year loan.
Around the holidays default is high and what customer wouldn't want to get one payment deferred and have a bank help them get their personal details sorted?
But, when the customers called and gave their information, they found themselves with a mortgage payment and lots of other troubles.
It is real hard to be safe, but if you're patient and you have some common sense you may be safer.
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They didn't. The rumor about a PB g5 in q2 of 2005 is some BS put out there by sources that will never be able to back up their so-called findings.
The sad part is that people will spend thousands of dollars more and years and years of their life trying to fix this. It will never really go away. I see this everyday and it is sad.
It is ugly and the whole no-screen thing boggles my mind. Maybe I am too simple for something like that, but the whole thing looks silly to me. I am certain however that people will buy it and $100 for 256mb isn't half bad. I think I've seen the RIOs for nearly double.
I know of two mortgage lenders who have had a form letter spoofed. About 500 customers called an 800 and left their account number and SSN on a voice mail that claimed it was an ID theft voice mail line. They called because the letter said that their account details were stolen and they intend to help the customer even if it means deferring one mortgage payment by placing it on the end of the 30 year loan. Around the holidays default is high and what customer wouldn't want to get one payment deferred and have a bank help them get their personal details sorted? But, when the customers called and gave their information, they found themselves with a mortgage payment and lots of other troubles. It is real hard to be safe, but if you're patient and you have some common sense you may be safer.