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2018-01-05 at 8:13 PM UTC in Dargo is a snitching little faggot cuntSure wish I had some PI...
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2018-01-04 at 6:22 PM UTC in Forced Sale Fraud
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2018-01-04 at 3:54 PM UTC in If you could really sell your soul to the devilI don't believe in souls.
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2018-01-04 at 3:52 PM UTC in Forced Sale Fraud
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2018-01-04 at 7:11 AM UTC in Forced Sale Fraud
Originally posted by D4NG0 Can you explain this scam in more detail?
I assume you would be using a stolen card so the store can't track you down when they don't get paid. In that case, how to you have access to the account to get the authorization code? Also, it seems like you would have to rely on the employee knowing what to do in a scenario like that, in which case you're fucked right there. Most minimum wage workers barely manage to process basic transactions, nevertheless enter special codes.
The card itself is fully rejected and out of the picture from my understanding. The employee would likely access a certain menu within the cash register and then type in the authorization code. Doing this, from my understanding, with basically tell the register that the transaction is successful and that the funds can be collected at a later time. This is also known as an "offline transaction". The merchant believes that the transaction can be completed at a later time and that the funds exist and are there. From the articles, the register only checks to make sure that the authorization code has the correct amount of digits, but doesn't actually test it in any way. -
2018-01-04 at 3:31 AM UTC in Forced Sale Fraud
Originally posted by Nil Code word for unless they're black obvs.
The guy in the second link is black and he pulled it off for a long time. I don't race plays a role when the transaction goes through. Likely just plays a role with LP/AP, security guards, and blue suit police officers. If a transaction is successful, then nobody really cares. -
2018-01-04 at 3:05 AM UTC in Forced Sale FraudI remember reading about this years ago, but I had thought that it was fixed.
So basically a person goes into a merchants shop to buy some goods and attempts to pay using a card(debit or credit). The transaction is declined because either the card is expired, the account is closed, the information is missing or random on track1/track2, or any other reason that prevents the card from working(which is what the culprit wants). In the articles I've read, the culprit pretends to call the bank, gets an authorization number(that has to be a specific number of digits, and possibly in a certain format), and then gives this authorization number to the employee that then types this number into the cash register which allows the transaction to complete. I think in some instances though, the employee will call the number on the back of the card(the card being one that the culprit made and has a number on the card that is linked to a 800 number that he/she has an accomplish ready to answer and pretend to be a banker at the bank with an authorization number), which will allow the transaction to complete.
Anyways, I came across this article that claims a girl pulled this off in July of last year...
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20170711/andersonville/forced-sale-credit-card-trick-nets-2k-clothes-from-andersonville-shop
Here is one from a long time ago...
http://www.businessinsider.com/sharron-laverne-parrish-jr-charged-with-apple-credit-card-scam-2014-7 -
2018-01-02 at 6:21 PM UTC in Am I a malignant narcissist, a sociopath, or an antisocial disorder person?
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2018-01-01 at 5:17 PM UTC in Should I install Linux on my Trident 3?I turned Secure Boot off so that my NVidia drivers would work. Before I did that though, Windows would not boot, and Ubuntu would crash if I had NVidia drivers for my graphics.
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2018-01-01 at 4:41 PM UTC in Should I install Linux on my Trident 3?^No sir. I see the "MSI" boot screen, and then it's just black, no response. I think it's Windows 10.
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2018-01-01 at 4:39 PM UTC in What type of phone should i buy in the 200-300 range?
Originally posted by Grimace I don't know if I agree with this. I am an HTC fan and although I do agree that they are difficult to work on, they're no different than any other modern flagship phone from any other manufacturer. All modern Samsung devices require the screen to be removed to get into the interior of the phone. Unless you're very careful, you can easily crack it. LG has always made it fairly easy to get into the phone, but they make shit phones. Since Lenovo took over Motorola, their phones are also shit and ship with way too many torx screws for such a simple phone. Whoever is making the Nexus that particular year, it can vary on difficulty, but yeah.
I'm just saying that I'd avoid buying a device that is difficult to work on. I bought my Surface Pro 3 and I'm sure glad it wasn't my hard earned money that paid for it because if I need to repair it then I'll have to risk breaking the glass. I know it's not a phone, but my SP3 and my HTC are the only two devices I have(besides from an iPhone 6 I found) that I can't easily take apart and they stand out among all of my devices in a negative way just because I can't easily take them apart... -
2018-01-01 at 4:33 PM UTC in Should I install Linux on my Trident 3?Ubuntu is working fine. Windows just freezes with black screen. I see no error code.
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2018-01-01 at 3:28 AM UTC in What type of phone should i buy in the 200-300 range?
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2018-01-01 at 3:18 AM UTC in Am I a malignant narcissist, a sociopath, or an antisocial disorder person?
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2018-01-01 at 3:14 AM UTC in Therophy
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2018-01-01 at 3:11 AM UTC in What type of phone should i buy in the 200-300 range?Honestly, I wouldn't put more than $200 into a phone. The most expensive phones out there are usually expensive due to a few features the phone has(edge-to-edge screen, water-proof, etc). Also, the processor speed wont matter to much for the time being, even if you're going to use it for VR. Get something for less than $200 and spend the money saved on going out.
What carrier are you using?
I've seen the Galaxy S7 for $150. I wouldn't recommend an HTC strictly due to them being difficult to work on. Any phone you cant take apart without the use of a heatgun, I wouldn't buy.
Do you plan to root the phone? -
2018-01-01 at 12:18 AM UTC in Therophy
Originally posted by benny vader yea … its THEY that need to be therapied.
Well it's not me. I have a job, a car, and I don't use drugs and don't have a drinking problem. I exercise and my weight is within my BMI range. I've never been diagnose with a mental disorder and I have a clean criminal record. I have no enemies and no debts. It's just that people don't like me. People have something against me and exclude me from society. I just keep to myself and pick up new hobbies. I don't cause problems. People just don't like me. -
2017-12-31 at 11:05 PM UTC in Am I a malignant narcissist, a sociopath, or an antisocial disorder person?
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2017-12-31 at 11:02 PM UTC in Therophy
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2017-12-29 at 8:24 PM UTC in Am I a malignant narcissist, a sociopath, or an antisocial disorder person?
Originally posted by Zanick I mean those disorders exist at the same juncture more or less of lacking empathy, along with a few other flagship symptoms. I doubt you have any of them, though. Maybe histrionic.
But do people really feel empathy? My new job has all of this training on the difference between empathy and sympathy, and I swear people just pretend.
From what I see on a day-to-day basis from people don't put themselves in other people shoes and are primarly selfish.
Even myself. I've done a lot of things that have negatively impacted others, and I have never once felt any of this so called 'empathy' I hear about. I don't see it in others.
