12 Ronsons $17 until 8PM 12/9/10

Don Fernando · 12-29-2010, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Starz26

Now I will probably be scolded for this but...

Remember you said that and was why you responded to my post warning people about this and the connection to shnoop

Markem - Will you now say the same to Blueface? (see below)

So you got hit - Too late to say I told ya so?

**In response to Tom's post about if you were sure it was due to the purchase on shnoop**

Wait, you were a believer in coincidences like this when I posted and you were not affected. Now you have been hit and with slightly different circumstances (SSN and DOB compromised but not given to shnoop) and now you are quick to say it was them and now you do not believe in coincidences??

Sorry, but after all the flak I got for suggesting that it was related to the purchases on shnoop.......

Dude, you really don't get what Carlos and Mark tried to explain to you before right? Their suspicion was confirmed, not yours

Starz26 · 12-29-2010, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by markem

No, you said it was shnoop. Major difference. This just makes you look even more clueless.

My original post:

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Originally Posted by Starz26

FYI, if you ordered from this deal please watch your credit cards. Everyone I know over on the other forums that ordered this deal has had fradulant charges appear.

I Just got a call from Amex Fraud. Nailed for $3,000 charge to Luftansa and a 40.00 charge to Air asia.

Thankfully Amex is very good at detecting this stuff and stopped them in their tracks.

I have no doubt that the use of Schnoops was the culprit either through a direct fraud by the website or and indirect hacking into their database.

nuff said

markem · 12-29-2010, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Starz26

nuff said

Indeed, you are still wrong and you proved it.

Starz26 · 12-29-2010, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by markem

Indeed, you are still wrong and you proved it.

care to elaborate or do you just sit there and spout out bullshit?

markem · 12-29-2010, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Starz26

care to elaborate or do you just sit there and spout out bullshit?

I'm trying to emulate you. Go back, read ALL that you wrote, and think for a good long time. Doubt that will help you, however.

Maybe you can take this new information and prove to the authorities that you've solved the case once and for all! Again!

Don Fernando · 12-29-2010, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Starz26

care to elaborate or do you just sit there and spout out bullshit?

yawn. Janitor, where is the 'ignore' button?

edit: found it

Starz26 · 12-29-2010, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Don Fernando

Dude, you really don't get what Carlos and Mark tried to explain to you before right? Their suspicion was confirmed, not yours

No I get it, they have an issue with me saying "it was" Shnoop's fault, problem is I did not say it was, read above.

And what suspicion was confirmed? That is was related to a hack on visa? What about MC, Amex, Discover? Also, icehog asked directly if it was related to the Ronson purchase and Blueface replied that he feels it was. So yea, I am confused at all the twisting and ignoring of words going on here.

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Originally Posted by icehog3

Or perhaps this compromise is related to something other than the Ronson purchase, Carlos?

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Originally Posted by Blueface

Absolutely could be Tom BUT, I am not a believer in coincidences like this.
Seems folks have been posting here gradually, with the same issue.
My charges came out of Italy. Seems all are having foreign charges too.
I think it just turns out my bank contacted me, knowing someone tried to make it via their system with my personal information and they stopped them in time.
I just wonder how many others have this same issue of personal information being secured but their bank never called them as mine did me or their bank did not have that confirmation process mine did.

hotreds · 12-29-2010, 03:33 PM

"I Just got a call from Amex Fraud. Nailed for $3,000 charge to Luftansa and a 40.00 charge to Air asia."

Damn, they're much cheaper in all areas, aren't they?!

This whole thinks sucks big time! Glad I used poopail, guess they DO serve a purpose after all!

bobarian · 12-29-2010, 03:41 PM

As Carlos and Mark have stated several times, credit card fraud occurs daily to millions of people who make purchases both online and at regular retailers, restaurants and other places of business. No one has lost anything here. The charges never appear on your statement as they are flagged by the CC company. Replacement cards can be sent overnight if requested. Every time this happens, the retailer is blamed because that is our first point of contact. But in reality the breach is somewhere else in the system of electronic transactions. I can think of at least two other occasions that this has happened on this board, each time the retailer was mercilessly bashed with no evidence they were the cause.

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hotreds Ephesians 2:8 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5 miles past "Resume Speed" Posts: 11,670 Trading: (63)	Re: 12 Ronsons $17 until 8PM 12/9/10 "I Just got a call from Amex Fraud. Nailed for $3,000 charge to Luftansa and a 40.00 charge to Air asia." Damn, they're much cheaper in all areas, aren't they?! This whole thinks sucks big time! Glad I used poopail, guess they DO serve a purpose after all! __________________ God loves you so much, that he made you read this, just to let you know.

12-29-2010, 03:41 PM	#9
bobarian Cranky Habanophile Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Wine Country Posts: 8,869 Trading: (51)	Re: 12 Ronsons $17 until 8PM 12/9/10 As Carlos and Mark have stated several times, credit card fraud occurs daily to millions of people who make purchases both online and at regular retailers, restaurants and other places of business. No one has lost anything here. The charges never appear on your statement as they are flagged by the CC company. Replacement cards can be sent overnight if requested. Every time this happens, the retailer is blamed because that is our first point of contact. But in reality the breach is somewhere else in the system of electronic transactions. I can think of at least two other occasions that this has happened on this board, each time the retailer was mercilessly bashed with no evidence they were the cause.