JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for June 28, 2024

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    Rhetorical_Question   5 months ago

    Hacked your recycling container? Or someone was able to hack a dumb phone?

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    Batteries  5 months ago

    “Identity theft is not a joke, Jim. Millions of families suffer every year!”

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    crookedwolf Premium Member 5 months ago

    Interesting to see where this leads..

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    Ellis97  5 months ago

    How can you hack a flip phone? Who even uses those anymore?

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    papajim545  5 months ago

    I loved my old flip phone. Sadly you can’t text onnit

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    Olddog1  5 months ago

    I.D. Stolen from Clarence’s trash.

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    david_42  5 months ago

    I can access the web on my flip phone, but with a 2" screen, why bother?

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    The Wolf In Your Midst  5 months ago

    I had to replace one of my credit cards recently because scammers somehow got hold of the number and tried to use it. I have no idea how they got it.

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    I was FRAMED!!!!!!  5 months ago

    Identity theft is a big danger for those of you who use your phones for banking.

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    Dr_Fogg  5 months ago

    Cash is still the safest way to purchase. However…

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    yangeldf  5 months ago

    is it really wise to steal the identity of someone so famous? I feel like it would bring the hammer down on you that much faster and harder. I feel like if you stole the identity of an ordinary person said person would have the charges cancelled and the banks and businesses that lost money would take the L and move on, but if the person was very famous there would be a lot of people invested in finding the exact source of the fraud because it would be so high profile the legal authority and banks would want to save face since everyone would be invested in following the story.

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    B4ItNs  5 months ago

    It could’ve been whoever hacked AT&T or any number of the companies that have been careless with our information as that is what has happened to me on way too many occassions

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  5 months ago

    Careless brother.

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    William Bludworth Premium Member 5 months ago

    Vote for whoever is going to tell companies they can no longer sell your personal information AND they have to wipe your info off of ALL their servers.

    Yeah, I know… Wishful thinking.

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