protecting your valuables
Dec 10th 2004, 11:53 pm
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protecting your valuables
Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
money back.
www.myonlinesafe.com
your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
money back.
www.myonlinesafe.com
Dec 11th 2004, 12:43 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
>>>>> Have just found a great website...
Why not just use Hotmail for free, Ms. Spamface?
Why not just use Hotmail for free, Ms. Spamface?
Dec 11th 2004, 1:26 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
> money back.
What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
etc., to me.
miguel
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> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
> money back.
What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
etc., to me.
miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos from 32 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu
Dec 11th 2004, 1:37 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 08:26:59 -0600, [email protected] (Miguel Cruz)
wrote:
>laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
>What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
>etc., to me.
or snail mail the real thing to me.
--
Martin
wrote:
>laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
>What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
>etc., to me.
or snail mail the real thing to me.
--
Martin
Dec 11th 2004, 1:53 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004 07:43:18 -0600, "Douglas W. Hoyt"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>> Have just found a great website...
>Why not just use Hotmail for free, Ms. Spamface?
Forgive me if I feel a bit apprehensive about sending all my personal
details and important documents to some random website!
In the past I have just scanned my docs and emailed them to a webmail
address.
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DFM
<[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>> Have just found a great website...
>Why not just use Hotmail for free, Ms. Spamface?
Forgive me if I feel a bit apprehensive about sending all my personal
details and important documents to some random website!
In the past I have just scanned my docs and emailed them to a webmail
address.
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DFM
Dec 11th 2004, 3:15 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
"Miguel Cruz" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
> etc., to me.
> miguel
> --
On the way to you. Including all the PINs and the security digits too! Thank you
for looking after them all for me.
JohnT
news:[email protected]...
> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
> etc., to me.
> miguel
> --
On the way to you. Including all the PINs and the security digits too! Thank you
for looking after them all for me.
JohnT
Dec 11th 2004, 5:56 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On 11 Dec 2004 04:53:05 -0800, [email protected] (laurah)
wrote:
>Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>money back.
[ URL deleted for spam control ]
That sounds like a great idea. Give these people all the details they
need to clone your identity.
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My email address is my first initial followed by my surname at libero dot it
I answer travel questions only in the newsgroup
wrote:
>Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>money back.
[ URL deleted for spam control ]
That sounds like a great idea. Give these people all the details they
need to clone your identity.
--
Barbara Vaughan
My email address is my first initial followed by my surname at libero dot it
I answer travel questions only in the newsgroup
Dec 11th 2004, 1:30 pm
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Re: protecting your valuables
[email protected] (laurah) wrote:
>Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>money back.
>www.myonlinesafe.com
Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
may be of use:
Canonical name: www.myonlinesafe.com
Addresses:
213.230.202.177
whois -h whois.geektools.com 213.230.202.177 ...
Results:
% This is the RIPE Whois query server #1.
% The objects are in RPSL format.
%
% Rights restricted by copyright.
% See http://www.ripe.net/db/copyright.html
inetnum: 213.230.202.0 - 213.230.202.255
netname: CATALYST2
descr: Catalyst2 Hosting
country: GB
notify: [email protected]
person: Paul Redpath
address: Catalyst2
address: Centre House
address: 79 Chichester Street
address: Belfast
address: BT1 4JE
phone: +44 800 107 7979
fax-no: +44 845 280 4993
e-mail: [email protected]
mnt-by: CATALYST2-MNT
changed: [email protected] 20041120
source: RIPE
nic-hdl: PR42-RIPE
Second priority is to pull the account from which the posting was
made, which is a cable modem at blueyonder.co.uk (possibly hijacked,
but that's beside the point). Telewest/Blueyonder has a reputation
for turning a blind eye to spam and abuse, though this is partly
compensated by their technical ineptitude. Perhaps being complicit in
a fraud may wake them up:
NNTP-Posting-Host: 82.32.0.36
12/11/04 20:14:12 whois [email protected]
whois -h whois.geektools.com 82.32.0.36 ...
Results:
% This is the RIPE Whois query server #1.
% The objects are in RPSL format.
%
% Rights restricted by copyright.
% See http://www.ripe.net/db/copyright.html
inetnum: 82.32.0.0 - 82.33.175.255
netname: TELEWEST-HSD_1-AZTEC
descr: Telewest HSD Platform
country: GB
admin-c: TWIP3-RIPE
tech-c: TWIP1-RIPE
status: ASSIGNED PA
mnt-by: AS5462-MNT
mnt-lower: AS5462-MNT
mnt-routes: AS5462-MNT
notify: [email protected]
remarks: report abuse to [email protected]
remarks: All reports via other channels will be ignored.
--
Mitt huvud trillar av och det är fullt av godis.
>Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>money back.
>www.myonlinesafe.com
Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
may be of use:
Canonical name: www.myonlinesafe.com
Addresses:
213.230.202.177
whois -h whois.geektools.com 213.230.202.177 ...
Results:
% This is the RIPE Whois query server #1.
% The objects are in RPSL format.
%
% Rights restricted by copyright.
% See http://www.ripe.net/db/copyright.html
inetnum: 213.230.202.0 - 213.230.202.255
netname: CATALYST2
descr: Catalyst2 Hosting
country: GB
notify: [email protected]
person: Paul Redpath
address: Catalyst2
address: Centre House
address: 79 Chichester Street
address: Belfast
address: BT1 4JE
phone: +44 800 107 7979
fax-no: +44 845 280 4993
e-mail: [email protected]
mnt-by: CATALYST2-MNT
changed: [email protected] 20041120
source: RIPE
nic-hdl: PR42-RIPE
Second priority is to pull the account from which the posting was
made, which is a cable modem at blueyonder.co.uk (possibly hijacked,
but that's beside the point). Telewest/Blueyonder has a reputation
for turning a blind eye to spam and abuse, though this is partly
compensated by their technical ineptitude. Perhaps being complicit in
a fraud may wake them up:
NNTP-Posting-Host: 82.32.0.36
12/11/04 20:14:12 whois [email protected]
whois -h whois.geektools.com 82.32.0.36 ...
Results:
% This is the RIPE Whois query server #1.
% The objects are in RPSL format.
%
% Rights restricted by copyright.
% See http://www.ripe.net/db/copyright.html
inetnum: 82.32.0.0 - 82.33.175.255
netname: TELEWEST-HSD_1-AZTEC
descr: Telewest HSD Platform
country: GB
admin-c: TWIP3-RIPE
tech-c: TWIP1-RIPE
status: ASSIGNED PA
mnt-by: AS5462-MNT
mnt-lower: AS5462-MNT
mnt-routes: AS5462-MNT
notify: [email protected]
remarks: report abuse to [email protected]
remarks: All reports via other channels will be ignored.
--
Mitt huvud trillar av och det är fullt av godis.
Dec 11th 2004, 10:40 pm
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Re: protecting your valuables
laurah wrote:
> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
> money back.
>
> www.myonlinesafe.com
Why bother? I just send all my information to myself and go to my
account when I need some information I've forgotten. Anyone can do it
from anywhere. It's probably more secure, too.
__________________________________________________ ___________
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http://geocities.com/dancefest/ http://geocities.com/iconoc/
ICQ: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/19098103 IClast at SFbay Net
> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
> money back.
>
> www.myonlinesafe.com
Why bother? I just send all my information to myself and go to my
account when I need some information I've forgotten. Anyone can do it
from anywhere. It's probably more secure, too.
__________________________________________________ ___________
A San Franciscan in 47.335 mile² San Francisco
http://geocities.com/dancefest/ http://geocities.com/iconoc/
ICQ: http://wwp.mirabilis.com/19098103 IClast at SFbay Net
Dec 12th 2004, 1:17 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On 2004-12-11 15:26:59 +0100, [email protected] (Miguel Cruz) said:
> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
>
> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
> etc., to me.
OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
J;
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> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>> money back.
>
> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
> etc., to me.
OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
J;
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http://cerbermail.com/?nKYh3qN4YG
Dec 12th 2004, 1:24 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 15:17:51 +0100, Jeremy Henderson <[email protected]>
wrote:
>On 2004-12-11 15:26:59 +0100, [email protected] (Miguel Cruz) said:
>> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>>> money back.
>>
>> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
>> etc., to me.
>OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
>gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
Have you collected your Spanish Lottery winnings from the Rome PO box
yet?
--
Martin
wrote:
>On 2004-12-11 15:26:59 +0100, [email protected] (Miguel Cruz) said:
>> laurah <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Have just found a great website - your can upload all the details of
>>> your travel documents and valuables and then access it anywhere in the
>>> world. If anything gets stolen you can print off a police report so
>>> you get a crime number to report to the insurance company and get your
>>> money back.
>>
>> What a great idea. Or you could just email images of all your credit cards,
>> etc., to me.
>OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
>gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
Have you collected your Spanish Lottery winnings from the Rome PO box
yet?
--
Martin
Dec 12th 2004, 6:10 am
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Jeremy Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
> gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
You may find this amusing:
http://www.419eater.com/
miguel
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> OK, I'll do that just as soon as I hear back from the nice Nigerian
> gentleman who I'm helping out right now.
You may find this amusing:
http://www.419eater.com/
miguel
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Dec 14th 2004, 9:23 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 02:30:22 GMT, [email protected] (Charles
Hawtrey) wrote:
>Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
>First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
>point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
>may be of use:
I am one of the developers of this site (I won't name it again for
spam reasons), and can I first apologise for the spam message in the
first post? It was posted by a well-wishing member of the site,
and not by one of our staff.
We treat all accusations of security and fraud with the upmost
importance and this is one of the bedrocks on which the site stands.
I have read through some of the comments here, and have actively taken
them on board. To answer a few points, we do not ask for or store any
credit card or address details from users (indeed even our own staff
cannot access any stored information) - just offer a place where
customers can store a record of the valuables that they are taking
with them on a trip.
Again, many apologies for the spam message.
Steve
Hawtrey) wrote:
>Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
>First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
>point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
>may be of use:
I am one of the developers of this site (I won't name it again for
spam reasons), and can I first apologise for the spam message in the
first post? It was posted by a well-wishing member of the site,
and not by one of our staff.
We treat all accusations of security and fraud with the upmost
importance and this is one of the bedrocks on which the site stands.
I have read through some of the comments here, and have actively taken
them on board. To answer a few points, we do not ask for or store any
credit card or address details from users (indeed even our own staff
cannot access any stored information) - just offer a place where
customers can store a record of the valuables that they are taking
with them on a trip.
Again, many apologies for the spam message.
Steve
Dec 14th 2004, 9:36 am
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Re: protecting your valuables
JohnT <[email protected]> wrote:
[]
> On the way to you. Including all the PINs and the security digits too!
> Thank you for looking after them all for me.
Another top tip for you- make sure you write the PIN numbers on the
_back_ of the cards- lest you forget them!
--
David Horne- www.davidhorne.net
usenet (at) davidhorne (dot) co (dot) uk
[]
> On the way to you. Including all the PINs and the security digits too!
> Thank you for looking after them all for me.
Another top tip for you- make sure you write the PIN numbers on the
_back_ of the cards- lest you forget them!
--
David Horne- www.davidhorne.net
usenet (at) davidhorne (dot) co (dot) uk
Dec 14th 2004, 5:50 pm
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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 22:23:45 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
>On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 02:30:22 GMT, [email protected] (Charles
>Hawtrey) wrote:
>>Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
>>First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
>>point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
>>may be of use:
>I am one of the developers of this site (I won't name it again for
>spam reasons), and can I first apologise for the spam message in the
>first post? It was posted by a well-wishing member of the site,
>and not by one of our staff.
Bullshit. This was the only post ever made from
[email protected] . And coincidently your apology also comes
from a Google account, and (of course) you have made no other posts
ever with this account.
>We treat all accusations of security and fraud with the upmost
>importance and this is one of the bedrocks on which the site stands.
Utter bullshit if ever I have heard it.
>I have read through some of the comments here, and have actively taken
>them on board. To answer a few points, we do not ask for or store any
>credit card or address details from users (indeed even our own staff
>cannot access any stored information) - just offer a place where
>customers can store a record of the valuables that they are taking
>with them on a trip.
>Again, many apologies for the spam message.
I hope no-one is dumb enough to use your site. The concept is stupid,
possibly illegal, and doomed to disappear into net oblivion in the
future at some point, making it totally unreliable at best.
Why would anyone use your service when they can just email the stuff
to themselves?
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>On Sun, 12 Dec 2004 02:30:22 GMT, [email protected] (Charles
>Hawtrey) wrote:
>>Our UK comrades may wish to file a complaint on this blatant fraud.
>>First priority is to get the phish website shut down, for which the
>>point of contact is [email protected] . Additional information that
>>may be of use:
>I am one of the developers of this site (I won't name it again for
>spam reasons), and can I first apologise for the spam message in the
>first post? It was posted by a well-wishing member of the site,
>and not by one of our staff.
Bullshit. This was the only post ever made from
[email protected] . And coincidently your apology also comes
from a Google account, and (of course) you have made no other posts
ever with this account.
>We treat all accusations of security and fraud with the upmost
>importance and this is one of the bedrocks on which the site stands.
Utter bullshit if ever I have heard it.
>I have read through some of the comments here, and have actively taken
>them on board. To answer a few points, we do not ask for or store any
>credit card or address details from users (indeed even our own staff
>cannot access any stored information) - just offer a place where
>customers can store a record of the valuables that they are taking
>with them on a trip.
>Again, many apologies for the spam message.
I hope no-one is dumb enough to use your site. The concept is stupid,
possibly illegal, and doomed to disappear into net oblivion in the
future at some point, making it totally unreliable at best.
Why would anyone use your service when they can just email the stuff
to themselves?
--
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DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
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