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like i say, thought as much but people were so desperate to know i had to say
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how did you do that?
yeezy.party is registered by a 15 year old. I looked up the whois information behind the domain and ran a search on that email address. He just got a load of email addresses and he's going to spam it or do something shady with them.
\yeezy.party is registered by a 15 year old. I looked up the whois information behind the domain and ran a search on that email address. He just got a load of email addresses and he's going to spam it or do something shady with them.
How did they get your name and physical address?Well, they now have my name, email, and physical address. Meh. Best case scenario, tons of junk mail. Worst case, identity theft
it asked for that as well
How did they get your name and physical address?
The fake site asks for it. You'd think I'm too old to fall for this, and believe me I am. Mr. Robot should've made me paranoid enough, even without years of experience on the interwebs...and yet, here we areHow did they get your name and physical address?
Neither************ i just had to spam the checkout button smh
I'd been meaning to hit you up, did you get either of the sizes you needed?
That's unfortunate, I thought I'd have an extra 12 but it didn't work out.
This release was rough.
More than likely spam and phish for more info.I think we learned a very good lesson today. From now on whenever you see a site that has no credibility show up out of nowhere. Run a quick search with websites like who.is. Fraudulent websites tend to have private whois enabled where you cannot see their information or they have fake information under the domain name.
The website itself is not malware. Your browser / computer is safe. We don't know what that person is planning to do with the information since clearly that's what he's after. Worst case scenarios would be him leaking them, selling them to the black market or spamming it themselves.
Don't worry he won't be at your house. He makes modern warfare 2 game play edits on youtube, probably a loser lol.
That is very likely going to happen. I fell for it myself and entered my real email address for the unlock code. rip my emailMore than likely spam and phish for more info.
my size
for what it may be worth... just thought id share, saw this on twitter https://checkout.yeezysupply.com/9046694/checkouts/fd051cfa9061da15569830e597b1356e/stock_problems
I think we learned a very good lesson today. From now on whenever you see a site that has no credibility show up out of nowhere. Run a quick search with websites like who.is. Fraudulent websites tend to have private whois enabled where you cannot see their information or they have fake information under the domain name.
The website itself is not malware. Your browser / computer is safe. We don't know what that person is planning to do with the information since clearly that's what he's after. Worst case scenarios would be him leaking them, selling them to the black market or spamming it themselves.
Don't worry he won't be at your house. He makes modern warfare 2 game play edits on youtube, probably a loser lol.