[/quote]Valsalva,
I reported
*EXACTLY* what happened to
*ME* and several other TheNerds' customers
*in the EXACT ORDER* of how it happened!
I did this so that other TheNerds' customers could protect themselves and cancel their credit card. I felt that this was important because TheNerds, at that time, had nothing on their website and had not Emailed us about being hacked. On the phone, their customer service reps admitted that credit card info had been compromised and they were working on an Email to inform their customers. Then,
Several Hours Laterthey sent out the "feel good" Email described above that misled their customers.
Now, you imply that I am a
LIAR and respond with
your fabricated fictional story where you
PRETEND to know what happened.[/quote]
You are such an idiot. If they KNEW the CC#'s were compromised at the time, then why would they purposely send out a "feel good" e-mail, knowing full well that they would have to send out a "CC#'s stolen" e-mail a few hours later? Any moron could tell you that a "feel good" e-mail followed by a "CC#'s stolen" e-mail makes you look like you don't know what the heck is going on. ...it is more plausible that the second e-mail was sent out as soon as it was confirmed that the CC#'s had been compromised (e.g. enough of you guys called in tell them, and then the company heads became informed, and then the e-mail writer was told to write the e-mail, and then the e-mail was written). There's obviously a lag time between informing different departments and taking action. Believe it or not, I'm sure TheNerds is not linked together by telepathy, although they might be in your fantasy world.
The WHOLE message was quoted earlier and trimmed here for emphasis!
Again, fantasy world. "trimmed here for emphasis" is the not the same as "taken out of context in order to distort the meaning." Again, this is what you quoted:
This "Mr. Zilterio" may, if he follows a pattern he's established when attacking other organizations, send you email which claims to present "evidence" that he has access to confidential information, and/or that he was actually trying to "help" TheNerds.Net with its security. Remember how easy it is, online, for people to forge evidence and make it appear to be legitimate
And this is what you left out:
All you have to do is conduct a little online research of your own about Zilterio to find proof that he is nothing more than a extortionist, a criminal, a cyber-terrorist.
The meaning changes 180 degrees when you add that last line back in. If you really had a legitimate point, you wouldn't have to twist reality around like that.
Ok, GOOD - Do NOT respond, cause it's is not gonna work - You have already told all about yourself!"
Exactly. I post a set of arguments, and you either a) didn't read them and responded anyway or b) have reading comprehension below the junior high level. Either way, it's not surprising that I got the above response...not at all.
Man, you should go to work for TheNerds - Or do you?
You both "think" alike!
John
I obviously don't work for TheNerds...but I have offered a series of arguments for why I believe we are placing too much blame on TheNerds. Unfortunately, I think for many of us, our knee-jerk reaction in this type of situation is to blame whomever is convenient. I have already invited you to address my arguments, and I had even copied and pasted them for your reference in my last post. ...so as they say, "Put up, or shut up."
Valsalva