Today [4]

[sergiogarcia9]

nar... his gang name is Killa G Looy... :roflmao:

:roflmao:

 

[Dinesh]

nar... his gang name is Killa G Looy... :roflmao:

:roflmao:

LOL Tom.

 

[Carl Lawrence]

I have been walking the dog.

 

[mitchell65]

I have been walking the dog.

Me too but in the rain, Ugh!

 

[The Howling Wolves]

I see really stupid people taking dogs for a walk when it's over 100 degrees.
It must burn the heck out of their paws.
Had a rule when I had a dog....If it was too hot for me to walk barefoot then it was too hot to take the dog for a walk on the streets and walkways.

 

[mitchell65]

Today I discovered what "Syntax" is and there's me always thought it was money you had to pay to the government for being "naughty". Wish I had known earlier and I would have been "naughtier" than ever! Is it too late to start at 72 do you think?

 

[The Howling Wolves]

Today I discovered what "Syntax" is and there's me always thought it was money you had to pay to the government for being "naughty". Wish I had known earlier and I would have been "naughtier" than ever! Is it too late to start at 72 do you think?

My exact thoughts Mitch...but it is never too late!
Let's go out swinging and being naughtier.:devil2::roflmao:

 

[hawkin90]

Today I haven't done a thing

 

[noyb]

Been waiting all week ... About 2.5 hours to go and I'll be surrounded by talent.

 

[mitchell65]

Today I discovered what "Syntax" is and there's me always thought it was money you had to pay to the government for being "naughty". Wish I had known earlier and I would have been "naughtier" than ever! Is it too late to start at 72 do you think?

My exact thoughts Mitch...but it is never too late!
Let's go out swinging and being naughtier.:devil2::roflmao:

Count me in. I'll just dust my "Zimmer Frame"
Betterlife Folding Walker - Betterlifehealthcare.com

 

[johnwillyums]

Just had a very strange 'phone call. Guy sounded Indian and knew my name. He said that I had had 4 error warnings on my pc and wanted to help. I was immediately suspicious. I don't recall having any errors for ages.
I said "what are you trying to sell?" and he said he wasn't selling anything just trying to help me. He told me that I should press the Windows key on my keyboard if I wanted to avoid BSODs and eventually a black screen and total failure.
Naturally I didn't do anything but kept asking him how he had any knowledge of my pc and why it was any concern of his anyway. He said that "the engineer" had reported the errors and he was my only hope of avoiding disaster.
I continued asking him who "the engineer" was and how he knew anything about me or my pc and he just kept saying to press the Windows key.
I suggested again that he should explain who he was and be honest about what he was trying to sell.
In the end he hung up.
Very weird. Anybody any ideas?

 

[noyb]

That's Scary ... I'd be looking for a virus

 

[noobvious]

I'd be a little freaked out!:shock:

 

[Airbot]

Just had a very strange 'phone call. Guy sounded Indian and knew my name. He said that I had had 4 error warnings on my pc and wanted to help. I was immediately suspicious. I don't recall having any errors for ages.
I said "what are you trying to sell?" and he said he wasn't selling anything just trying to help me. He told me that I should press the Windows key on my keyboard if I wanted to avoid BSODs and eventually a black screen and total failure.
Naturally I didn't do anything but kept asking him how he had any knowledge of my pc and why it was any concern of his anyway. He said that "the engineer" had reported the errors and he was my only hope of avoiding disaster.
I continued asking him who "the engineer" was and how he knew anything about me or my pc and he just kept saying to press the Windows key.
I suggested again that he should explain who he was and be honest about what he was trying to sell.
In the end he hung up.
Very weird. Anybody any ideas?

Someone here was posting about the same kind of experience just the other day I think. Too bad I couldn't tell you were the post was.

Something about some software companies calling people and scamming them into installing their rogue software.

Maybe one of the security users here will know where the posts are on it.

 

[pebbly]

Just had a very strange 'phone call. Guy sounded Indian and knew my name. He said that I had had 4 error warnings on my pc and wanted to help. I was immediately suspicious. I don't recall having any errors for ages.
I said "what are you trying to sell?" and he said he wasn't selling anything just trying to help me. He told me that I should press the Windows key on my keyboard if I wanted to avoid BSODs and eventually a black screen and total failure.
Naturally I didn't do anything but kept asking him how he had any knowledge of my pc and why it was any concern of his anyway. He said that "the engineer" had reported the errors and he was my only hope of avoiding disaster.
I continued asking him who "the engineer" was and how he knew anything about me or my pc and he just kept saying to press the Windows key.
I suggested again that he should explain who he was and be honest about what he was trying to sell.
In the end he hung up.
Very weird. Anybody any ideas?

Someone here was posting about the same kind of experience just the other day I think. Too bad I couldn't tell you were the post was.

Something about some software companies calling people and scamming them into installing their rogue software.

Maybe one of the security users here will know where the posts are on it.

Here you go post no 2 by Corrine http://www.sevenforums.com/system-security/98111-teamviewer-scam-beware.html

 

[Airbot]

Ah, that was it. Thanks pebbly.

 

[pebbly]

Ah, that was it. Thanks pebbly.

You're welcome Airbot

 

[CarlTR6]

Got back home from North Carolina late last night. I fired up my computer and discovered my modem and wireless router were toast. My guess is a lightening strike while we were gone. Just finished installing my new router/modem combination and am back on line! After ten days with almost no internet access in North Carolina, I have been suffering severe Seven Forums withdrawal! I had my computer and UPS completely unplugged, so no computer or peripheral damage.

 

[CarlTR6]

This is my first post on SF as a 21 year old!

Today. I kept reminding myself I need to spend more time here at SF!

A belated happy birthday, Chase.

Today I got 4000$ transfered to my account as an early birthday gift from my parents

A very nice birthday gift. Congratulations.

 

[sergiogarcia9]

Just had a very strange 'phone call. Guy sounded Indian and knew my name. He said that I had had 4 error warnings on my pc and wanted to help. I was immediately suspicious. I don't recall having any errors for ages.
I said "what are you trying to sell?" and he said he wasn't selling anything just trying to help me. He told me that I should press the Windows key on my keyboard if I wanted to avoid BSODs and eventually a black screen and total failure.
Naturally I didn't do anything but kept asking him how he had any knowledge of my pc and why it was any concern of his anyway. He said that "the engineer" had reported the errors and he was my only hope of avoiding disaster.
I continued asking him who "the engineer" was and how he knew anything about me or my pc and he just kept saying to press the Windows key.
I suggested again that he should explain who he was and be honest about what he was trying to sell.
In the end he hung up.
Very weird. Anybody any ideas?

I'd check my door locks and go buy myself a gun...

But maybe thats just me


Maybe it was Dinesh who called you (j/k )