How fast a relationship is going to end depends on...: hey
Lestat: yo
How fast a relationship is going to end depends on...: wassup?
Lestat: nm
How fast a relationship is going to end depends on...: ....lucky u. lucky *** u
Lestat: ..
How fast a relationship is going to end depends on...: sorry...but my life has been so ****** up lately
This is what message my friend sends me.
She in my opinion is self-centered.She depends on drama in here life to the point where she makes up things and she will often address her life as horrible.Some tragic event such as her ';sister'; dieing will happen yet when i talk to her over the phone she is perfectly alive and enjoying her time with her friends.This egotistic ignorant lies have driven me made.I cannot stand this person why would you address your problems in the way people such as her do (refer to my quote of our brief conversation i have had much worse conversations but not saved).She asks me how i am doing then she tries to seem pitiful. LestatIs it just me or is it kind of self-centered if a person IMs you and addresses the false tragedy of their life
Obviously, she wants and needs to be the center of attention.
And, obviously, she's hooked you...if she can intrude at will and it's driving you mad (sic, made). This is NOT a value judgment against you. Somehow she gets the message that she can intrude; and you have not been able to tactfully and lovingly cut her off.
I hope you figure out a way to do that.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Why are all the e-mail addresses given by the Chinese Embassy false?
Because China doesn't trust the internet.Why are all the e-mail addresses given by the Chinese Embassy false?
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Someone is impersonating me by using false Yahoo mail addresses & posting illicit photos on many web sites?
Go to the The United States Internet Crime Task Force, Inc. (USICT) website, click on free services, then click on file a reportSomeone is impersonating me by using false Yahoo mail addresses %26amp; posting illicit photos on many web sites?
you can contact yahho about this and they may block the address
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send a mail to your every contact telling them about the ID's you use and no other than that is yours...and simply ignore the othersSomeone is impersonating me by using false Yahoo mail addresses %26amp; posting illicit photos on many web sites?
Is this a question or are you telling us?microsoft
you can contact yahho about this and they may block the address
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send a mail to your every contact telling them about the ID's you use and no other than that is yours...and simply ignore the othersSomeone is impersonating me by using false Yahoo mail addresses %26amp; posting illicit photos on many web sites?
Is this a question or are you telling us?
Stressful conditions should be recognized and addressed as negative influences on driving habits.true or false?
its for a driving test and i have no idea what to put.Stressful conditions should be recognized and addressed as negative influences on driving habits.true or false?
true is the answer!!!Stressful conditions should be recognized and addressed as negative influences on driving habits.true or false?
Definitely true.
true is the answer!!!Stressful conditions should be recognized and addressed as negative influences on driving habits.true or false?
Definitely true.
Someone with the yahoo address nlolewis@yahoo.com just scammed us out of $275-false ebay ad-can we do anything
We sent the $ Western Union and the person N.Lewis picked it up and then we find out that it was a scam and it wasn't a second chance offer. He even sent a memo that looked like it was from ebay explaining that this person was having problems with their paypal account and that a Western Union money transfer would still guarantee the shipment. It was stupid because even Ebay tells you not to send money Western Union - but it looked legitimate and we were suckered by a too-good to-be true deal on a X-box 360. Is there any way to track this person down or report them? Has anyone else had this happen to them?
If so what did you do? Thanks.Someone with the yahoo address nlolewis@yahoo.com just scammed us out of $275-false ebay ad-can we do anything
File a police report to track the payment and who cashes it, tell ebay what happened, next time read all the warnings ebay gives you about paying, these scams happen all to often, especially around the holidays...Someone with the yahoo address nlolewis@yahoo.com just scammed us out of $275-false ebay ad-can we do anything
Ok, you got scammed. Sorry to hear about that.
You will probably not be able to track the person down from the email address. It is even possible that the email address was hijacked and that the person who uses it is not even responsible for what happened.
Western Union should have some sort of ID procedure for when people pick up money. If they don't then they should. They should get a copy of ID and fingerprint whoever picks up the money. Do it like pawnshops do.
In the end you will probably still be out $275. However, you are walking away with something. A bit of knowledge of how to avoid this next time.
Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment.
If it was done through ebay then you should e-mail them immediately and they may be able to track down the seller. It's possible that they may be able to take the seller to court and fine them quite easily.
notify ebay again and call local police
One born every minute.
there is an ebay complaint form- got to contact us on ebay- if you use paypal- they also have a form you can fill out for that- they will try to get your money back- also if you used your credit card on the pay pal you can stop payment throught the credit card- call your cc comapny and let them know what happened.
tell eBay.
contact eBay see if there is anything they can do also contact the police they have their own policing of such things they more likely to be of more help if not you can get an independent person to do a check on were exactly were that e mail came from
Once you heard ';Western Union';, you should have ran the other way. About the only recourse you have now is to report him to ebay. You're not going to get your money back, but at least he can't scam anyone with that account again.
unfortunitly there really isnt anything you can do.. thats why they have those warnings posted to NEVER use western union..
yeah if you send me 275 bucks ill tell you how
i feel bad for you,, you should never send any money to anyone epecially in the UK they are all con artist. i don't think you could do anything about it. learn from your mistake..
Seems like you got a whole bunch of answers telling you to report it to eBay but not how. The address is spoof@eBay.com. If you go to the ebay site and do a search for spoof and/or scam you will get further directions. Contact Western Union and see if they will assist in any way. Contact the police in the city that it was picked up in. They may have gotten other reports and may be of some assistance.
Contact E-bay immediately so that can look into it.
Tell Ebay about it. They're scamming people using their company's name.
As of you, probably, the police will be the best chance you have to track them down.
Good luck!
what a c*nt!!!!
thats why u should never send money to someone you dont know thru western union, ( take it u didnt know that! )
theres nothing u can do im afraid :-(
Notify eBay. If you used Pay Pal you would have been covered.
shoot him and feed him to the gators
thats sucks
report them
call the cops
my friend scammed a playmate before out of almost a grand
the cops where at her door days later
(1) Contact the police - tell them you don't want your money back - but you want to prevent this fraudster from cheating other people (2) Contact EBay, tell them the same story (3) Ask the cops to contact Western Union on your behalf (else Western Union wont give a rats **** about your complaint) (4) Contact Yahoo , as k them to help trace the user - but pls do not ask Yahoo to shut his account as he will soon open another yahoo account (5) Try to re-establish contact with this person and pretend that you actually believe the X-Box is still in shipment, also pretend that you wish to buy something else from him , do not lose contact with him - if he is greedy he may make a mistake of giving you a phone number or fax number or some bank account number - then you can nail him, with the help of the cops.
You must be a nobjocky to fall for a scam like that! derrr!
thats just to bad
All you can do is talk to Ebay about it. If it seems too good to be true, don't fool for it.
If so what did you do? Thanks.Someone with the yahoo address nlolewis@yahoo.com just scammed us out of $275-false ebay ad-can we do anything
File a police report to track the payment and who cashes it, tell ebay what happened, next time read all the warnings ebay gives you about paying, these scams happen all to often, especially around the holidays...Someone with the yahoo address nlolewis@yahoo.com just scammed us out of $275-false ebay ad-can we do anything
Ok, you got scammed. Sorry to hear about that.
You will probably not be able to track the person down from the email address. It is even possible that the email address was hijacked and that the person who uses it is not even responsible for what happened.
Western Union should have some sort of ID procedure for when people pick up money. If they don't then they should. They should get a copy of ID and fingerprint whoever picks up the money. Do it like pawnshops do.
In the end you will probably still be out $275. However, you are walking away with something. A bit of knowledge of how to avoid this next time.
Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment.
If it was done through ebay then you should e-mail them immediately and they may be able to track down the seller. It's possible that they may be able to take the seller to court and fine them quite easily.
notify ebay again and call local police
One born every minute.
there is an ebay complaint form- got to contact us on ebay- if you use paypal- they also have a form you can fill out for that- they will try to get your money back- also if you used your credit card on the pay pal you can stop payment throught the credit card- call your cc comapny and let them know what happened.
tell eBay.
contact eBay see if there is anything they can do also contact the police they have their own policing of such things they more likely to be of more help if not you can get an independent person to do a check on were exactly were that e mail came from
Once you heard ';Western Union';, you should have ran the other way. About the only recourse you have now is to report him to ebay. You're not going to get your money back, but at least he can't scam anyone with that account again.
unfortunitly there really isnt anything you can do.. thats why they have those warnings posted to NEVER use western union..
yeah if you send me 275 bucks ill tell you how
i feel bad for you,, you should never send any money to anyone epecially in the UK they are all con artist. i don't think you could do anything about it. learn from your mistake..
Seems like you got a whole bunch of answers telling you to report it to eBay but not how. The address is spoof@eBay.com. If you go to the ebay site and do a search for spoof and/or scam you will get further directions. Contact Western Union and see if they will assist in any way. Contact the police in the city that it was picked up in. They may have gotten other reports and may be of some assistance.
Contact E-bay immediately so that can look into it.
Tell Ebay about it. They're scamming people using their company's name.
As of you, probably, the police will be the best chance you have to track them down.
Good luck!
what a c*nt!!!!
thats why u should never send money to someone you dont know thru western union, ( take it u didnt know that! )
theres nothing u can do im afraid :-(
Notify eBay. If you used Pay Pal you would have been covered.
shoot him and feed him to the gators
thats sucks
report them
call the cops
my friend scammed a playmate before out of almost a grand
the cops where at her door days later
(1) Contact the police - tell them you don't want your money back - but you want to prevent this fraudster from cheating other people (2) Contact EBay, tell them the same story (3) Ask the cops to contact Western Union on your behalf (else Western Union wont give a rats **** about your complaint) (4) Contact Yahoo , as k them to help trace the user - but pls do not ask Yahoo to shut his account as he will soon open another yahoo account (5) Try to re-establish contact with this person and pretend that you actually believe the X-Box is still in shipment, also pretend that you wish to buy something else from him , do not lose contact with him - if he is greedy he may make a mistake of giving you a phone number or fax number or some bank account number - then you can nail him, with the help of the cops.
You must be a nobjocky to fall for a scam like that! derrr!
thats just to bad
All you can do is talk to Ebay about it. If it seems too good to be true, don't fool for it.
Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
I am assuming that you are referring to the 's' at the end, they are not fake, they are secure. You MAY notice at the bottom right corner of your browser a little lock that is closed, that means you are in a 'secure' session http(secure)s:// it is good....Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
It could be a fake address is you receive an email that is from the Security Department of a bank and asks you to enter a website where it asks for your password details.
Most of the time though it is a Secure layer that offers greater security where personal information is entered such as a credit card transaction.Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
It means the connection between you and the site is secure, but that's not to say the site should be trusted.
Many sites set up https versions of their site so people instinctly trust them. Just remember secure doesn't mean trusted.
https:// = secure http. It just uses a different port, and encryption. It's not a false address.
http:// are secure. and it is not false.
It could be a fake address is you receive an email that is from the Security Department of a bank and asks you to enter a website where it asks for your password details.
Most of the time though it is a Secure layer that offers greater security where personal information is entered such as a credit card transaction.Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
It means the connection between you and the site is secure, but that's not to say the site should be trusted.
Many sites set up https versions of their site so people instinctly trust them. Just remember secure doesn't mean trusted.
https:// = secure http. It just uses a different port, and encryption. It's not a false address.
http:// are secure. and it is not false.
Address #76 Ikenegbu avenue owerii, Imo state nigeria ,it has true ? or false.I want to know .?
you can't verify something over the net...
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protect yourself from fraud by considering the following:
Never send money to a stranger using a money transfer service.
Beware of deals or opportunities that seem too good to be true.
Don鈥檛 use money transfer services to pay for things like online auction purchases.
Never send money to pay for taxes or fees on foreign lottery winnings.
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protect yourself from fraud by considering the following:
Never send money to a stranger using a money transfer service.
Beware of deals or opportunities that seem too good to be true.
Don鈥檛 use money transfer services to pay for things like online auction purchases.
Never send money to pay for taxes or fees on foreign lottery winnings.
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