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maxtweenie

freddysmith wrote: »

From the 1 April 2007, new procedures came into effect in England, Wales and Northern Ireland which mean that banks and financial institutions become the first point of contact for cheque, plastic card and online fraud offences. In most cases consumers will be required to report instances of this type of fraud straight to their bank or building society and not to the police. It will be up to the financial institution involved, and not the account holder, to pass details of the relevant crime on to the police.

And as they don't deal with any banks or credit card companies, it's very hard to report them to anyone.

jinkssick

just sent them this email.

How to scam people out of their precious money for dummies:


1. get any photo of any building and say its your shop, when its actually a bar, heres 53 chiswell street (http://www.commercialroute.co.uk/property/3YF2HVZD/15nrj8md.jpg)

2. get a domain registered by a hosting company in Chicago

Registrant Contact:
midPhase Services, Inc.
midPhase Services, Inc.
+1.3123861630
Fax:
223 W. Jackson Blvd #1014
Chicago, 60606
US

3, say you have a copyright from 2004-2007 and only have the site registered since 2/9/07
4. horrible, childish spelling on sara shopping description
5. use a mobile number for contact details and not a fixed line
6. never accept credit cards or debit cards but western union or moneygram
7. learn the art of nigerian scamming
8. last but not least, being so stupid that moneysavingexpert.com catch on to you and report your to the relevant authorities

thanks guys for the information

jinkssick

also used o2.co.uk to send him free txts. but i was a bit ruder in that one.