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Save Me Konata-Chan
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join:2003-02-20
Minneapolis, MN
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| If he is so talented If your so damn talented why don't you get a proper way to show off your skills not commit crimes. Crime gets you NOWHERE in the IT field it just shuts doors.
Good Luck I hope you get out before you get caught and make somthing out of yourself. If you continue down the raod that you are on you will indeed fail and end up working @ a dead end job.
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Shack
join:2002-01-17
Bloomington, IN
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| Re: If he is so talented Needs he to university go engrish learn, Head mine hurts reading post his does.
!: As a note I would never mock a persons gramar or spelling when they are not a native speaker, and then I would not mock a native speakers either. A spaming hacker those rules do not apply. | |
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join:2005-10-16
Auburn, PA | Re: If he is so talented Our own kids can barely read and write english and you want him to?? LOL | |
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join:2005-10-16
Auburn, PA
| Re: If he is so talented Yes they can, I am just fed up with my kid's Elementary school for teaching Social Studies, Geography, Algebra, Health, Etc. before my kids know their times tables and can write complete sentences without being verbally scolded to do so. I guess I am old school, I expect them to know the basics before they learn how cranberries are grown and how cells are structured. I see stuff in their textbooks I saw in my college courses, yet the kids can't read their own sentence and realize it makes no sense.
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SpitefulCrow
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join:2003-06-04
Berkeley, CA
| Re: If he is so talented Well, a while back, someone decided that teaching proper grammar was a thing of the past. I haven't had an actual lesson on grammar or spelling in school for as long as I can remember (I'm a high school senior now). The only reason I can read and write as well as I can today is that my parents started me at the age of three.
Apparently the idea is that students will learn grammar from their reading and from being corrected when they make mistakes in papers they write. I can tell you right now that this is bullsh!t, because 90% of the kids in my grade couldn't form a proper sentence in Standard Written English if you put a gun to their heads. | |
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thender
Glamour Profession
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join:2004-05-16
Staten Island, NY
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February 7th, @06:41AM
| said by jdracer47  :Yes they can, I am just fed up with my kid's Elementary school for teaching Social Studies, Geography, Algebra, Health, Etc. before my kids know their times tables and can write complete sentences without being verbally scolded to do so. I guess I am old school, I expect them to know the basics before they learn how cranberries are grown and how cells are structured. I see stuff in their textbooks I saw in my college courses, yet the kids can't read their own sentence and realize it makes no sense. Sorry for ranting LOL Kids don't write complete sentences because they don't feel like writing them out all the way since they usually have tons to write. It's not because they're not able to. If you know you have 30 spelling words to write 3 times, you don't want to waste your wrist writing every sentence completely. Don't you remember what it was like to be a kid? 
As for the scammer, he really does sound retarded.
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dvd536
as Mr. Pink as they come
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join:2001-04-27
Phoenix, AZ
| said by jdracer47 :Our own kids can barely read and write english and you want him to?? LOL Johnny can't read but he knows how to sell crack. lol. a sad state this country is in 
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firephoto
KDE
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join:2003-03-18
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| His bad english seems more of a spoof than anything to just deceive more. It's too perfectly crafted in a "wrong" way. My guess is he's not where it's thought he was tracked down to, he just has control of a pc there and uses it remotely.
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join:2005-05-25
Richmond, IN | Re: If he is so talented He said he was Muslim, and he even said something about washing your feet wich Muslims do before prayer, but why is he citing the Holy Bible instead of the Holy Qur'an | |
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join:2003-11-15
Ottawa, ON | omg pwnage. lol, that's exactly what i was thinking:) | |
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| briartech
join:2005-12-23
Stamping Ground, KY
·RoadRunner Cable
| said by Chiyo :If your so damn talented why don't you get a proper way to show off your skills not commit crimes. Crime gets you NOWHERE in the IT field it just shuts doors. Not always. I worked for two different companies who lured hackers into working for them by means of "honey pots". | |
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JokerCPoC
join:2005-11-21
Yermo, CA | Eploy a phisher? No way No one reputable in this country will hire that criminal, If He's caught and then extradited by the FBI, He may be fresh meat for those in a Federal Pen somewhere of course.:D | |
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Cheese
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join:2003-10-26
Naples, FL
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| Re: ugh said by MxxCon :whoever wrote this story, please NEVER EVER again say "hijacked boxen" it sounds SO retarded...especially "boxen" word. »catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/boxen.html | |
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Cheese
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join:2003-10-26
Naples, FL
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| Re: ugh said by MxxCon :i know about that. but that still doesn't make it any less lame:) True | |
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join:2005-12-23
Stamping Ground, KY | Re: ugh makes perfect sense to me.
Ox - Oxen
Box - Boxen
After all, our own president can butcher the language. Look at how he pronounces the word "nuclear". It's n(y)ü-klE-&r not noo-k(y)ü-ler. | |
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Cheese
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join:2003-10-26
Naples, FL
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homers
join:2002-02-05
Santa Clarita, CA | pretend to hire him If I were the FBI, I'd set this punk up by pretending to be a company that's interested in hiring him. During the discussion when talking about experience, get him to admit that he did the phishing scam. Then nail his ass. | |
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| Re: pretend to hire him I doubt if the fbi gives a crap. As long as a sitting politician or a major company isnt attacked, its a back-burner issue. You could argue that phishers attack banks etc. but they are really attacking the customers. Banks simply pass the cost of fraud along to the honest customers with the blessing of the govt. | |
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hpguru
Curb Your Dogma
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join:2002-04-12
| said by homers :If I were the FBI, I'd set this punk up by pretending to be a company that's interested in hiring him. During the discussion when talking about experience, get him to admit that he did the phishing scam. Then nail his ass. Nailing him. That's pretty close to the reality of what will happen to him if he is arrested. The police in Bandung will likely torture a confession out of him. Whether those bungling nimrods have the right person or not they will compel him/her to confess.
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SND2005
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join:2001-09-15
Im Over Here
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| Hmm..... How is it that the guy found MGD ? I thought he was using a untraceable account? If this is truly a legit post then perhaps this kid deserves a little more credit for tracking him down? (Don't get me wrong, he's still a worthless p.o.s.)
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SubTexel
Keyboard Commando
join:2003-11-20
Hampton, VA | Re: Hmm..... Maybe someone else here took it upon themselves to contact him and point it out that he has been exposed on DSLreports...?
or maybe he just googled his username... | |
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| DustinR
join:2001-12-03
Ottawa, IL | Google for the kids name purisangeh. | |
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Phucker
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join:2001-09-12
Savannah, GA
clubs: | . heh i am suprised he actually showed up here and posted a reply. | |
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Primis1
join:2005-06-13
Coldwater, MI
| Stupid Congrats BBR, you just gave this guy what he wanted most -- exposure. Why do you think he was Googling it in the first place? He actively WANTS to be associated with it. He wants a rep.
Why not just let the illiterate fool rot in obscurity, which is precisely what would drive him the most insane? | |
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izy
Premium,MVM
join:2000-09-21
Naples, FL
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February 6th, @02:12PM
| Re: Stupid So give him the exposure, makes it even more likely he will be caught. Then he can rot with the limelight behind bars. | |
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| fvvr
join:2004-04-15
Edmonton, AB | illiterate? how do you know? | |
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| | MGD
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join:2002-07-31
Fort Lauderdale, FL
| Re: Stupid I believe he was pointed to the thread after the story was posted, Either by email or his Yahoo IM id that was listed.
There wasn't much on Google at the time he posted, and he did not have much of a reason to search it.
I also believe that he was/is at the cafe, as his emails came from more than one IP in the range.
I believe the publicity is beneficial, he was been doing this for a while, and he maybe part of a group. The chances of phishers being charged by law enforcement is remote at best, and maybe the publicity will hasten his demise.
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Shack
join:2002-01-17
Bloomington, IN | So you think his scam should have been ignored? I see where you are coming from and it does have merit, but I think what the people who busted them are doing has more merit. | |
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Jason Levine
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join:2001-07-13
Albany, NY
| Actually, I doubt that scammers want exposure. They would prefer to operate in the shadows under the radar of law enforcement and the public consciousness. As long as they do that, they can fool people into thinking that their sites are legit and they can continue to scam money from the hapless users. The minute that their scams are brought to light, pressure increases from law enforcement and, more damaging to them, it becomes harder to fool people. The more attention their scams get, the more people will be on the lookout for them and the less people will fall for them.
This guy claims that his aim is to eventually get a job in IT, but no (legitimate) company that I know of would risk the bad PR of hiring a known crook like this. So go ahead and publicize this guy's scams. It'll ruin his scams now and ruin his chances of parlaying them into an IT job later.
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join:2004-09-08
Brownsburg, IN | Re: Stupid How can anyone be sure this isn't another dslreports member screwing around and acting like he is the hacker? | |
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cableties
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join:2005-01-27
Levittown, PA
| You'd be surprised in who the FBI, and other feds will recruit. And they do. And some are actually pretty good.
If you are in a place where you are good at something, and really good (or atleast rough enough) and someone notices, you could be real useful. Look at ukraine and some slovak proggies. Mafia sees them as golden geese. Get to them before the law enforcement does.
Who knows, with proper direction and education, they could be useful. I mean, how many of you are self-made scammers that are under the radar, not paranoid, doing someting for your country, supporting loved ones and able to prove the income is legit?
Just sayin.;) | |
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izy
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join:2000-09-21
Naples, FL
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February 6th, @02:57PM
| Sad... said by purisangeh :Our Father Who art in Heaven, hallowd be thy name, thy kingdom come ..... I hope you can remember this pray. I am muslim? I am not sure. American is big politic and economy terorist. We are asian lovin' peace. I love how these people can be so blind. Who came and helped when a tsunami virtually wiped your region from the face of earth? | |
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Derfel
join:2004-06-06
Winnipeg, MB | In time... Don't worry. People are already moving on this. Not "the people", just some people. Nailing might be involved... or maybe not. | |
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not broken
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join:2004-10-04
Longmont, CO
clubs: | Stop said by Purisangeh :
Please advice me to be nice people. Stop being a douche bag.
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