Beware fake Covid vaccination invites, NHS warns
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The NHS says any invitation which asks for vaccine payment or bank account details is a scam.
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Any message that asks for bank details is a fake scam. End of.
Awful people these scammers. Never miss an opportunity to take advantage of vulnerable people.
Pure scum.
Pure scum.
And same are those selling/sold hand sanitizer, antibac wipes, hand wash soap, paracetamol.... etc. for extortionate prices.
Yes, caveat emptor, I heard of some outright rogues who've charged the British public £22B for a 'worldbeating' track and trace system.
I wonder what kind of gullible fool would fall for that?
I wonder what kind of gullible fool would fall for that?
An odd topic for a HYS as we will all be in agreement I am sure that these people are scum ...
Indeed. Preying on the vulnerable at the most vulnerable of times. Despite the email content actually being a linked image (which is a red flag, if you know to look for it) - even some clued up people I know nearly fell for it.
Here is hoping that Karma does exist.
Here is hoping that Karma does exist.
Must be one of them on here, as you have a downvote!
They only thing to disagree with is about what and how much they should be punished. I don't mind as long as it is proportional to the effect it has on the victims and a little bit more.
Just for balance:
Scammers dont do what they do for a laugh, they do it for money.
Its horrible but awful that they feel they have to do these things to get by.
Whether here or overseas this unpleasant behaviour points to, as tends to be the case, societal issues.
Scammers dont do what they do for a laugh, they do it for money.
Its horrible but awful that they feel they have to do these things to get by.
Whether here or overseas this unpleasant behaviour points to, as tends to be the case, societal issues.
National emergency - time to reintroduce summary execution for this type of scum
You've got to admire their entrepreneurial spirit, spotting and exploiting an emerging opportunity.
Just joking, scum.
Just joking, scum.
Cant believe 3 people have down voted this. Perhaps they would like to come out from behind their anonymity and put a post up with the counter argument?
I received one of the above yesterday which seemed genuine until the last page where it asked for credit card details very professionally done
Derbyshire are wrong. We here in Hampshire receive our invite by text and we have to click a link to make our booking. This wrong information will put people off making bookings. The police should check their facts before speaking.
Derbyshire police are not wrong. My wife received one of these texts.
But you don't have to apply and you don' t have to give your bank details. At that point people will realise it's a scam I hope.
I'm in Hants too but have been told we'll receive our invitation by letter through the post. Email inbox had the fake invite yesterday, but it was transparent enough to avoid any problems. Delete and report.
I find this hard to believe that people fall for this but I guess they do or the scammers wouldn't try it. They are coming back as lowlife slugs next time.
The problem is, that there are people who struggle with the "modern" technology that most of us take for granted. There are also vulnerable people who are easily confused. They're the primary target of these scammers, and if they snare some other people too, it's a bonus for them. People who stoop so low disgust me, but sadly they keep at it.
You can normally hover over the email address and it should show you where it came from - this is usually an absolute giveaway that it is a scam. While many of us will spot this easily (I did last night) many more vulnerable people may be taken in so spread the word to relatives who may be at risk as they are desperate to get the vaccine.
Disgraceful that anyone would stoop so low as to take advantage of a situation created by the pandemic. What complete scum.
I'm just glad the African Prince who kindly did mine for 185 quid hasn't heard about this!
surprised he had the time between that and selling is own people as slaves
Did he send you the invite in a blue envelope?
£185? You got off real cheap.
(I'll do your second dose for only £2500. US approved, by POTUS 45 himself: I'll use 100% pure guaranteed bleach)
(I'll do your second dose for only £2500. US approved, by POTUS 45 himself: I'll use 100% pure guaranteed bleach)
Don't you just hate people who prey on people's fears & desperation to part them from their money, just to suit their own ends and those of their peers. So often they're people with no proper business background, who couldn't cut it in a real job/profession (maybe even sacked for repeatedly lying) and have used their network just to abuse people's good faith... Who does that remind me of?
Boris is the best PM england has ever had FACT ! I hope you have some proof he has lyed other wise you should go to prison from treason ! By by !
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This is pretty despicable that people are prepared to scam others of their hard earned money in the midst of a global pandemic that has claimed the lives of over 100k in the UK. Many have lost loved ones, jobs and their livelihoods.
No words can describe such behaviour. Truly shocking the lengths people will go. I hope they choke on it.
No words can describe such behaviour. Truly shocking the lengths people will go. I hope they choke on it.
This is not just someone sat in a bedroom in the UK, this is multi million pound organised crime being run from countries that we have no jurisdiction or extradition with.
Unfortunately it's human nature, some people are scum some aren't. Look at how the bankers stole peoples money and wiped out pensions in 2008...this is worse as it directly affects peoples lives, but still
It doesn't surprise me that the scammers will try this on, what does surprise me is that there are gullible people that fall for it. Never give bank details from a link from a text message or email and always verify the source of a web address.
And rumour has it that false rumours are spread around on social media, including BBC HYS forums.
Rumour has a lot of things, and most of them aren't nice, or true......
Do you have any evidence for that rumour, or do you just not like council workers....
There are some real scumbags out there. You have to hope they get covid 19 themselves.
No, the chances of death or serious illness for them with COVID is still very low....too low....pneumonic plague might be more appropriate.
Well, Boris caught it and he's the biggest scumbag of all.
If you're dumb enough to fall for one of these you get everything you deserve.
My 92 year old mother in law would probably fall for this, she comes from a generation that is less tech savvy. Fat lad or fat head??
Some people may not be as bright as you, but after a comment like yours I doubt if there is anyone thicker than you.
Not nice. It is suprirsing but people obviously do, so how does that make it 'deserving'? A punishment for being vulnerable? I thought we were mean to protect the vulnerable not throw them under the bus?
Would be an interesting revalation if this was within the NHS itself. I have seen a few companies do that (work as a server security admin) and the palm it off as a hacker!!
See this report too :
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55769991
Criminals are sucking wealth out of us, vulnerable people taking the brunt of it. We really need govt to push back...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55769991
Criminals are sucking wealth out of us, vulnerable people taking the brunt of it. We really need govt to push back...
Except it's Government that's doing most of the sucking - using any excuse to transfer taxpayers' wealth to the offshore tax havens they and their rich pals hide their obscene wealth in. Brexit is a great excuse, Covid is even better. £350 million to Lord Ashcroft through the vaccination scheme. Makes criminal activity look like chicken fodder.
While these may look obviously fake to most people, unfortunately it's those that are vulnerable or desperate that will continue to fall victim to such scams.
Just as with Covid, please continue to take extra time and care to support such people and, as a result, leave the scammers high and dry!
Just as with Covid, please continue to take extra time and care to support such people and, as a result, leave the scammers high and dry!
Yeah maybe the moon is made of cheese, the scammers are the wrong doers not the victims
I can't find any reference to that on line, any chance you can back that up with a link?
I love those scam messages. Especially the phone call. It’s so funny what they try get from you and obviously I troll them so bad.
I had one that had clearly intercepted a credit card bill and done a bit of research on me. I damned near fell for it. A phone call saying your card has just been used for £2000 by someone who can tell you the last 3 real transactions is effective. Its taught me to an awful lot more careful..... and to use my shredder.
Any message that asks for bank details is a fake scam. End of.
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Oddly enough, yes it does! I have received dozens of fake emails about TV licencing!
Emails yes a scam, however when you go on their own website and enter the details obviously it's not a scam.
If you post is because you don't like paying for a TV licence, then either cancel or suck it up. I don't like paying taxes as they just go to Tory donors or bankers but here we are...
If you post is because you don't like paying for a TV licence, then either cancel or suck it up. I don't like paying taxes as they just go to Tory donors or bankers but here we are...
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Some of them yes. You would be surprised how many fake (and quite convincing fake) e-mails are being sent regarding TV licence renewals - so be careful, especially if you use web mail, the spam filters there are no where as good as the ones in the desktop version of Outlook.
Don't you just hate people who prey on people's fears & desperation to part them from their money, just to suit their own ends and those of their peers. So often they're people with no proper business background, who couldn't cut it in a real job/profession (maybe even sacked for repeatedly lying) and have used their network just to abuse people's good faith... Who does that remind me of?
When you write comments do you try to sound stupid or does it just come naturally to you?
ah the 'Appeal to Ignorance' logical falacy - i think someone is great so it's a fact that they're the best so you must be wrong to think otherwise
Could we have an English translation please
There are no words adequate to describe how loathsome these scammers are that would not be moderated.
Yes, I too have had one of these. I had received a letter just a day before so I assumed it was a follow-up. I wasn't bothered asked for my date of birth (my GP uses this on arrival at the practice)
But I got bothered when they asked for my mother's maiden name - that, for some people, is what they use as a password.
Note the front page says 'on the basis of family genetics' - which is nonsense.
But I got bothered when they asked for my mother's maiden name - that, for some people, is what they use as a password.
Note the front page says 'on the basis of family genetics' - which is nonsense.
Just been invited by text for vaccine at the Excel walk in centre. You just have to turn up and show the text to prove entitlement. Text should mention the reason you have been recommended for the vaccine.
I had one that had clearly intercepted a credit card bill and done a bit of research on me. I damned near fell for it. A phone call saying your card has just been used for £2000 by someone who can tell you the last 3 real transactions is effective. Its taught me to an awful lot more careful..... and to use my shredder.
The only way to stay safe is to assume ALL texts, e-mails and phone calls are a scam. Always verify by contacting the organisation direct from its published contact method.
in theorty great. and an upvote. but the government, and many corporations, are absolutely determined that you will not be able to do this.
You try doing that when you are over 80. By that age all your mental energies go into daily routine. These scammers know exactly what they are doing and how to do it. Personal experience: whack-a-mole of elderly relatives agreeing to Direct Debits. Relative vehemently denies giving out bank details, even when eye-witnessed.
Definitely. And if they won’t talk to you when you phone in, but insist on calling you back, don’t answer any security questions to ‘prove you are yourself’ when they call. Ask them security questions so they prove they are who they say they are. If they refuse, and they will, put in a formal complaint. DWP hate this, they will just stop your benefits but it is better to be safe than sorry.
I thought April was 3 months away ? I know and respect the fact there are some of our elders living alone, but they must have family, careers and friends who wouldn’t fall for this at all ?
My missus is funny she has me in stitches. When a scammer calls she tries and keeps them going for as long as possible. So you want me to open the laptop..... OK here goes. Its a blue screen ? Reboot ? OK power button down you say, OK now its switched off, and so on ... and if its one of those you have been in a car accident, How did you know !!! I lost my leg ! When ? You should know !!
My brother does the same thing, he puts on different accents to make it funny until they hang up.
tell them it is saying run scandisk.
1%............
30 seconds
2%...............
1%............
30 seconds
2%...............
my son's favourite: 'you mean the accident when my head came off?'
I had a great time years ago when someone tried to get me to have a conservatory at a 'special discount' if I allowed them to use it in advertising... I kept them going for about 10 minutes with loads of questions about their conservatories, terms & conditions etc. until finally asking "Will you put it on stilts then, as I'm in a first-floor flat?". They hung up, sadly.
I had someone on the phone trying to tell me I had an ipad order on my Amazon account that had to be cancelled or I would be billed. I am sure I heard a small sob before she eventually hung up. I think it was when I yelled at the top of my voice that I had never even been to South America so how the hell could I have lost my eye patch on the Amazon............its the little things.
I do this when I have the time. If everyone played the game it would make their unscrupulous businesses unviable.
Double glazing sales call, after pause tell them they've been connected to a nuclear fallout number ...
Or whistle like a fax machine straight away, the exchange bot doesn't ever pass it through to the call centre ...
Or whistle like a fax machine straight away, the exchange bot doesn't ever pass it through to the call centre ...
so you mean that in the past 30 years while people were paying tax every day, the government has not implemented any procedure for "un spoofed" information?
Do you actually know how to read an email header, or even find them on your system?
Don't you just hate people who prey on people's fears & desperation to part them from their money, just to suit their own ends and those of their peers. So often they're people with no proper business background, who couldn't cut it in a real job/profession (maybe even sacked for repeatedly lying) and have used their network just to abuse people's good faith... Who does that remind me of?
So why doesn't the Government's Cyber Unit just use the fake IP address to scam them back or just block them altogether?... It is well known that most of these scams originate in certain African countries. We need to see what action is being taken, not just a warning, by the Government.
Don't just blame the Africans - a good few come from good old UK
Because they are FAKE IPs, not ones associated to an actual account, blocking a fake IP is useless. the best way to track these people is through the money trail, but even then getting international financial institutions to actually turn over a scammers details takes a lot of legal and diplomatic work. It is done but it takes time. Warning the public stops the majority if not all.
Nigeria and Ghana springs to mind. Gold medal holders for international scams.
An odd topic for a HYS as we will all be in agreement I am sure that these people are scum ...
My missus is funny she has me in stitches. When a scammer calls she tries and keeps them going for as long as possible. So you want me to open the laptop..... OK here goes. Its a blue screen ? Reboot ? OK power button down you say, OK now its switched off, and so on ... and if its one of those you have been in a car accident, How did you know !!! I lost my leg ! When ? You should know !!
If I get a scam phone call I just say to the caller how ashamed their mother would be if they know what their child was doing ... this usually leads to a load of expletives and the call ends ... but is very satisfying and they don't call back
Lucky you - I tried this and got repeated robocalls threatening violence. Had to disconnect my phone for 2 weeks.
I always reply "Mr.. is out for the day. Don't know when he will be back."
Better tactic ... say there's someone at the door, walk away but don't hang the phone up. Maximise the cost to the caller & minimise your wasted time.
Better still - NEVER answer unless you recognise the calling number - NEVER answer an international call unless you're expecting one and NEVER, EVER answer calls with a withheld calling number.
Better still - NEVER answer unless you recognise the calling number - NEVER answer an international call unless you're expecting one and NEVER, EVER answer calls with a withheld calling number.
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So why doesn't the Government's Cyber Unit just use the fake IP address to scam them back or just block them altogether?... It is well known that most of these scams originate in certain African countries. We need to see what action is being taken, not just a warning, by the Government.
You know it's a fake message when it says "government's coordinated"...
Its troubling that the scam example doesn't contain a single spelling mistake, which is quite unusual in scam communications. Only mistakes I can see is the absence of the definitive article "the" in front of NHS - as in "the NHS" and 2 full stops after the word "history. ." If anyone falls for this they should surely be entitled to a "Covidiots Card" which certifies the bearer to be a Covidiot.
It would be too much to hope that these scammers actually catch this dreadful disease and suffer the consequences.
Cyber crime like this needs a minimum 10 year jail term. Shame it’s probably done off shore. Need more investment into policing this.
Yes why don't we share resources with say 27 other nations ...oh hang on!
I watched a YouTube video and enjoyed a delightful 45 minutes where a computer expert/programmer was contacted by a scammer. Said expert messed around and pretended to be a complete novice and when he uploaded a requested 'bank details' file he managed to encrypt all of the files in the scammer call-centre PCs.
The language from the scammers when they realised what had happened was a joy to hear.
The language from the scammers when they realised what had happened was a joy to hear.
You try doing that when you are over 80. By that age all your mental energies go into daily routine. These scammers know exactly what they are doing and how to do it. Personal experience: whack-a-mole of elderly relatives agreeing to Direct Debits. Relative vehemently denies giving out bank details, even when eye-witnessed.
i HAD ONE OF THESE SCAM EMAILS THIS MORNING.
Boris is the best PM england has ever had FACT ! I hope you have some proof he has lyed other wise you should go to prison from treason ! By by !
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So why doesn't the Government's Cyber Unit just use the fake IP address to scam them back or just block them altogether?... It is well known that most of these scams originate in certain African countries. We need to see what action is being taken, not just a warning, by the Government.
Because they are FAKE IPs, not ones associated to an actual account, blocking a fake IP is useless. the best way to track these people is through the money trail, but even then getting international financial institutions to actually turn over a scammers details takes a lot of legal and diplomatic work. It is done but it takes time. Warning the public stops the majority if not all.
They are not fake IPs. You cannot fake an IP address.
Faking an IP address would be like faking your home address. You can tell people your address is 99 Downing Street if you like, but don't expect the post (or internet traffic in the case of IP addresses) to get there.
Faking an IP address would be like faking your home address. You can tell people your address is 99 Downing Street if you like, but don't expect the post (or internet traffic in the case of IP addresses) to get there.
If I get a scam phone call I just say to the caller how ashamed their mother would be if they know what their child was doing ... this usually leads to a load of expletives and the call ends ... but is very satisfying and they don't call back
i HAD ONE OF THESE SCAM EMAILS THIS MORNING.
I think that may have intentional and a joke. BBC HYS is one of the most humourless places I know.
So why are Internet Service Providers not blocking the sources of this message? If you report receipt of one of these to Action Fraud it will take weeks to be dealt with......
People: you can't read my private messages, invasion of privacy!
People: please block these dodgy emails!
That's the reason. People don't want governments being capable of reading and decrypting stuff, snooping in on all your doings, but also want them to stop bad content. You can't have it both ways.
People: please block these dodgy emails!
That's the reason. People don't want governments being capable of reading and decrypting stuff, snooping in on all your doings, but also want them to stop bad content. You can't have it both ways.
Does this include TV Licence renewal?
You know it's a fake message when it says "government's coordinated"...
My missus is funny she has me in stitches. When a scammer calls she tries and keeps them going for as long as possible. So you want me to open the laptop..... OK here goes. Its a blue screen ? Reboot ? OK power button down you say, OK now its switched off, and so on ... and if its one of those you have been in a car accident, How did you know !!! I lost my leg ! When ? You should know !!
Who are these opportunistic vultures sitting on the fringes waiting for such an opportunity. I can't help but think if they put this kind o f gumption and work ethic into legitimate businesses they'd be quite well off.
Serco
There was a TV programme about a whole office building in India given over to a large gang of scammers trying to obtain sensitive information from unsuspecting users in UK . I had a call from one purporting to be from Microsoft security, because my computer was full of "wires" (his pronunciation of viruses.) I said I hoped it was, otherwise the power wouldn't get from the input to the motherboard.
People need to read and note the phone number, Gov never use mobile number to send txt, they never ask for personal detail, that's not too hard to use mobile, if you still fall for this you should not be using any mobile devices, its just prove you are incapable in tech. you own fault!!
Do you think victims of crime are always to blame? Maybe all victims should be locked up for their own protection...?
Actually both the NHS and HMRC have sent me texts in the last 12 months so you're wrong there, but no they don't ask for personal details.
Do you want to explain that to my 75 year old mum, recently widowed, never used emails or zoom or whatsapp before, but is now so she can keep in touch with her grandkids. Then after being shut in doors for 12 months she gets an email offering an appointment for her long awaited vaccine and according to you its her own fault. You arrogant SOB
What's an 'invite'?
Who are these opportunistic vultures sitting on the fringes waiting for such an opportunity. I can't help but think if they put this kind o f gumption and work ethic into legitimate businesses they'd be quite well off.
I'm Sorry but the whole Covid vaccination strategy has been plastered all over the news / press, everywhere!! For crying out loud people, we in the UK will have our vaccines supplied by the NHS, FREE!!
Not some dodgy phone call or email demanding your payment NOW!!
Exercise your Grey Matter and stop with the compo face cos you got scammed.
Admitting that on FB or T does you no favours!!
Not some dodgy phone call or email demanding your payment NOW!!
Exercise your Grey Matter and stop with the compo face cos you got scammed.
Admitting that on FB or T does you no favours!!
And some people still don't believe Covid is real! We already know 52% of the population isn't too clever, this is just another example. I agree the perperators are scumbags but a little common sense will go a long way!
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People need to read and note the phone number, Gov never use mobile number to send txt, they never ask for personal detail, that's not too hard to use mobile, if you still fall for this you should not be using any mobile devices, its just prove you are incapable in tech. you own fault!!
Boris is the best PM england has ever had FACT ! I hope you have some proof he has lyed other wise you should go to prison from treason ! By by !
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When you write comments do you try to sound stupid or does it just come naturally to you?
How did we get ourselves in a situation where it has become so easy for scammers to call us using spoofed numbers with total impunity, and law enforcement authorities appear to be completely powerless to do anything about it?
Since the start of the Covid crisis the scammers have been relentless. I sometimes get about half a dozen calls in a single day.
Since the start of the Covid crisis the scammers have been relentless. I sometimes get about half a dozen calls in a single day.
You're clearly not being 'direct' enough with them....I tend to find they don't call back after a brief chat, and if that doesn't work a quick blast of something through the NAD amp at 130db usually works . I'll probably be done for infringing their human rights though.....
It's because they go to great lengths to hide where and who they are. It is possible to track them, but it requires great skill, and considerable processing power. Sadly, the resources just aren't available to catch all of them. Though some do get caught. But with the odds in their favour, they continue to use these scams. It's not a new problem, but it's got worse during the pandemic.
You can get phones with blocking facilities. It worked a treat for us.
Blow a referee's whistle down the phone. An ACME Thunderer is the best, they never phone back!!
Today we have had 6 scam calls and an e-mail claiming to be from Virgin media with a perfect Logo. How is it that Virgin Media has no means of being able to identify people making scam phone calls .
How is it the police cannot catch these people . They are thieves just like pickpockets etc .
I do not believe that with a little effort these people cannot be apprehended .
How is it the police cannot catch these people . They are thieves just like pickpockets etc .
I do not believe that with a little effort these people cannot be apprehended .
Small tip. Whenever you recieve an email like this. Hit the reply button and look at the senders email address. It will always be from an obscure email address. Junk it.
Or even if it looks close, just check the spelling, I recently had one that was from @virginmadia, so easy to just miss an 'a' for an 'e', and done.........?
Small tip but not a good one.
Sometimes there is a button marked "Reply" within the body of the email which in fact disguises a dangerous link. Do NOT hit it!
Bad advice I'm afraid Shweeper.
Just ignore or junk all unsolicited email.
Sometimes there is a button marked "Reply" within the body of the email which in fact disguises a dangerous link. Do NOT hit it!
Bad advice I'm afraid Shweeper.
Just ignore or junk all unsolicited email.
When you hit reply it sends them a receipt, then they know you're a real person. More will then follow ...
Plus just opening some emails (without doing anything else) activates the malware / virus 'payload'.
If in doubt, delete.
Plus just opening some emails (without doing anything else) activates the malware / virus 'payload'.
If in doubt, delete.
Its troubling that the scam example doesn't contain a single spelling mistake, which is quite unusual in scam communications. Only mistakes I can see is the absence of the definitive article "the" in front of NHS - as in "the NHS" and 2 full stops after the word "history. ." If anyone falls for this they should surely be entitled to a "Covidiots Card" which certifies the bearer to be a Covidiot.
What's an 'invite'?
People need to read and note the phone number, Gov never use mobile number to send txt, they never ask for personal detail, that's not too hard to use mobile, if you still fall for this you should not be using any mobile devices, its just prove you are incapable in tech. you own fault!!
Yet, et the same time, there's an even bigger problem with mainly BAME communities who are refusing vaccine for all sorts of invalid reasons. Dealing with 'the public' would drive you crazy - so many stupid and poorly educated people who prefer a rumour to facts.
Snoop Dog needs to make an advert for this, show him getting his. Get a load more BAME Icons to show the truth. Then Gov. UK needs to find and prosecute just a couple of the people spreading disinformation on FB & Twitter! Publicly Prosecute, Name & Shame on all platforms!! And the platforms that allow them to post!
Fall for this and you deserve everything you get. Are you thick or what?
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Careful TDK, Aunty Beeb doesn't like you telling idiots they are, idiots.
If a huge asteroid was hurtling in to destroy all life on earth, there would doubtless still be tricksters trying to sell asteroid proof umbrellas at £1000 a time.
Search "Scamming the Scammers" on youtube, guy locks the scammers PC then gains access to the CCTV system in the office used by these scum. OK, maybe I have too much time on my hands...
I've seen an Iirish guy do that. legend
if only the government gave a flying **** about what he's doing. he might get more puiblicity.
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if only the government gave a flying **** about what he's doing. he might get more puiblicity.
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People: you can't read my private messages, invasion of privacy!
People: please block these dodgy emails!
That's the reason. People don't want governments being capable of reading and decrypting stuff, snooping in on all your doings, but also want them to stop bad content. You can't have it both ways.
People: please block these dodgy emails!
That's the reason. People don't want governments being capable of reading and decrypting stuff, snooping in on all your doings, but also want them to stop bad content. You can't have it both ways.
I'm Sorry but the whole Covid vaccination strategy has been plastered all over the news / press, everywhere!! For crying out loud people, we in the UK will have our vaccines supplied by the NHS, FREE!!
Not some dodgy phone call or email demanding your payment NOW!!
Exercise your Grey Matter and stop with the compo face cos you got scammed.
Admitting that on FB or T does you no favours!!
Not some dodgy phone call or email demanding your payment NOW!!
Exercise your Grey Matter and stop with the compo face cos you got scammed.
Admitting that on FB or T does you no favours!!