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formoftheace • February 8, 2026 12:12 PM GMT
Feel like a grass blocking someone lol,not usually my style tbh….. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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s.kenbo 08 Feb 26 15:04
Preying on the elderly and the vulnerable is how most scams succeed. Especially if they’re and honest and caring person. Most of us wouldn’t be fooled, but we could still quite easily be defrauded. I’ve got an aunt who keeps her debit card wrapped in tin foil so a passer by couldn’t take a contactless payment from her. Police advising people to do that with key fob Kenbo….reduced car theft… |
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My mate has just brought a new car with the fob/button start. He was told not to leave his keys close to the front door if his car is on the drive. That’s not something I’d ever considered.
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It has been common knowledge for years,kenbo
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Not that common!
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i got a message from nigerian bandits who kidnapped my ex-mrs and then threatened to boil her alive and eat her
i sent them oxo cubes and a bag of carrots |
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i'd just send matches
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Fastest route to getting scammed is to think you're too clever to get caught. Ok this one is ancient, but they're getting better and the best chance anyone has is to get into the habit of being suspicious, every single time!
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Common sense would prevail
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It’s been known for a while now kenbo.
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You cant beat an old fashioned Krook lock on the steering wheel, yes there are ways to remove them but these guys with the decoders dont wont that aggro. imo.
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Agreed.
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