Quoted message said:<< Now, who posts to this group from Florida?
Jan does. >>
Aren't you over reacting, Probert? Do you know for sure that this is Jan,
before you posted this?? Methinks you are trying to suggest something that
is
not true...(once more)....
What's this about false allegations?
From: DEBBEE1023 ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: Ilena's "retirement"
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Newsgroups: misc.health.alternative
Date: 2001-08-07 22:23:08 PST
What I find even more disgusting is a lab that makes bust implants attempting
to access my computer after I made my post tonight.
The cow died...we don't need your bull anymore.
Debbee
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From: DEBBEE1023 ([email hidden])
Subject: Telephone "Chirping" Noises
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Newsgroups: alt.privacy
Date: 1999/11/25
I've had the telephone company out here on numerous occasions, and they cannot
find anything wrong with my telephone. But I have had my computer's email
hacked into, (although AOL denies it could be happening), as I have typed
email, and it has "spoken it" as I was typing it. And in writing some email,
hackers codes appeared in the body of the email. I have had phone numbers
appear on my caller ID, which were traced back to the University of Santa
Barbara's computer labs.
Interesting enough, pieces of telephone conversations have found their way to
AOL's chatboards. I'm a possible witness in a lawsuit, and all of this makes
me think that someone is not only in my email account, but in my telephone line
as well. I've filed several police reports, as someone took the liberty of
posting my address (which is not in the telephone book) on an AOL chatboard,
several times (AOL removed it). In fact, several other people that are
potential witnesses to this same lawsuit have had this same (and it still
continues) "chirping" noises coming out their telephones, and things that they
have said also in private telephone conversations have found their way to
chatboards as well. The State Attorney General is involved with my case as
well, as other governmental agencies, but unfortunately, it takes time, and it
really does get annoying.
Can someone explain how people can get into telephone lines, and into computer
accounts??? And what I (and others) can do to protect ourselves in the
meantime.
Thank you in advance.
Debbee
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From: DEBBEE1023 ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: Sued Over the internet.
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Newsgroups: alt.gossip.celebrities
Date: 1999/05/30
The funny thing is that I was contacted by two supermarket tabloids <in
October>, and they wanted to do an article on it, and we were both under the
impression that there was a proposal forthcoming <the plaintiff's attorney's
told my attorney in LA at the time>, and so we didn't go there. One of them
wanted to use a really degrading headline towards Mark Lindsay, and we both
thought it was better, not to go there, since we were falsely led that a
"proposal was being written", and I told them. We even quit posting on our own
volitation, for 5 months because the proposal was coming, and after January
1st, I started posting again, but nothing to do with what we had previously
written. My attorney told me that they couldn't tell us that we didn't have
the right to post anymore, on the internet, and that they didn't have the right
to tell us we couldn't use AOL. But we were scared by their attorneys, and so
we didn't post for 5 months.
Interesting note, my computer's email has been hacked into, and "sounds" that
AOL doesn't have in their software has been happening since
12/97...."Raiderland" is one the sounds that it has made, and some other ones
that I wouldn't mention out here. The phone company was able to trace a phone
call that hacked into my computer, coming out of the Santa Barbara area, that
actually was typing hacker's codes into my email. Pretty, amazing, huh?
Makes me think about contacting those supermarket tabloids again, and letting
them run the stories.....after all.
Debbee
Custer had it coming!
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From: DEBBEE1023 ([email hidden])
Subject: Re: HOF Question
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Newsgroups: rec.music.rock-pop-r+b.1960s
Date: 2001-08-04 22:14:08 PST
<< Anyone know what the heck that's about?
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
I don't know, but I have seen it in other newsgroups myself. I've had my
computer hacked into for about 4 years now, and it really gets old. But I am
doing what a law enforcement officer advised me to do, and quite frankly, I
hope whomever is doing it, eventually will get tired of it, because if they
think they are bothering me, they should think again. There are places to
report internet fraud to, and those agencies will do something about it. I've
had missing email, I've had forged email, and I use my account for business as
well, so when they mess with me, they are messing with my employers as well.
🙂
And no city likes people to mess with their tax base!! LOL
Did you ever notice the amount of email you get that says Re- and some subject,
making it look like you requested information? Or as a result of the feedback
form you submitted......yeah, right....pal....in your wildest dreams. Forward
the email to Abuse@wherever the mail orginated from (not necessarily the
sender), or take the newsgroup posting, and do the same.
It sounds like the work of someone with too much time on their hands....maybe
we could volunteer them for something?
Debbee
