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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8754922" data-attributes="member: 591582">If you&#039;re watching this, you c*cks*cker, I hope you can read this well.I told you someone would either try to scam me or hack me based off my opinions and knowledge about certain subjects.I just avoided a $2000 scam by a scammer or hacker pretending to be my bank.&nbsp; I just confirmed this with my actual bank.&nbsp; So, ladies and gentlemen, I really hope you understand the consequences of having free speech.&nbsp; I will never stop, you f*ckers can go to hell where you belong.&nbsp; You have no God inside, you are pathetic. Here&#039;s the number where I received a fake alert that two transactions had been blocked by Regions Banking.&nbsp; If you guys want, feel free to call this number and see if you can sh*t talk these f*ckers.&nbsp; Don&#039;t do that- it might give them access to your device.&nbsp; I&#039;m joking about calling them, don&#039;t do that, but understand how evil this is.&nbsp; They literally had Regions&#039;s ENTIRE ROBOT AUTOMATED SYSTEM SETUP TO SOUND LIKE YOU ARE ACTUALLY CALLING INTO THE BANK.&nbsp; YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.&nbsp; THIS WAS DISCUSSED AT LENGTH WITH AN ACTUAL REGIONS BANKER.THIS IS THE PRICE I PAY FOR LOVING MY COUNTRY.&nbsp; I WILL NEVER STOP.[ATTACH=full]30826[/ATTACH]This next number is the number that the hacker or somebody who worked for whoever is targeting me, this is their number:1 (866) 423-2265&nbsp; &lt;- this is the number the person called me from.&nbsp; It&#039;s a Regions number.&nbsp; Ok, so I had a dude call me from a Regions number that was a scammer.&nbsp; That&#039;s how advanced this was.&nbsp; I confirmed with Regions through calling their actual number that there were no blocked charges on my account.I bet they change their numbers all of time.So, that person asked me for my PIN number over the phone.&nbsp; I do not give my PIN number to people over the phone, not my current, active one.&nbsp; I was asked for my pin number, I said no, I&#039;ll only give me PIN number directly to a local branch in person, and the call dropped. PLEASE UNDERSTAND THIS:&nbsp; SOMEBODY NOT FROM REGIONS CALLED ME FROM A REGIONS NUMBER, TRYING TO GET ME TO GIVE OVER MY PIN NUMBER.&nbsp; AS SOON AS I REFUSED TO GIVE OVER MY PIN, THE CALL DROPPED IMMEDIATELY.&nbsp; IMMEDIATELY.&nbsp; I SAID &quot;I&#039;M ONLY GIVING MY PIN TO A BRANCH IN PERSON.&quot;&nbsp; ANNNDDD THE PHONE CALL DROPPED.This is like the 5th time this has happened to me since 2018 or so.&nbsp; I learned the hard way what was happening, how much control these hackers really have, and why me.&nbsp; Broke *** Buck, sick as f*ck, don&#039;t have any money, who is trying to steal my very small amount of money?I&#039;ll give you a hint:&nbsp; it&#039;s not about money.&nbsp; This is targeting. Hopefully me sharing this experience will help you understand how not to get scammed by advanced scammers.&nbsp; If they get anymore advanced, you might have to call them an agency.&nbsp; Hackers can rig your search results, they can completely create a fake internet to hook up your entire IP address to.&nbsp; If you notice small changes in your electronics, then please realize, often times, those aren&#039;t glitches.&nbsp; Somebody is in your electronics, or trying to get into them.You need to understand how these f*ckers work, if you ever get targeted.&nbsp; Legally exercising my first amendment right to criticize the gov and hacking/scamming attempts always go hand in hand.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure it&#039;s coincidental, and these were just opportunists.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8754922, member: 591582"] If you're watching this, you c*cks*cker, I hope you can read this well. I told you someone would either try to scam me or hack me based off my opinions and knowledge about certain subjects. I just avoided a $2000 scam by a scammer or hacker pretending to be my bank. I just confirmed this with my actual bank. So, ladies and gentlemen, I really hope you understand the consequences of having free speech. I will never stop, you f*ckers can go to hell where you belong. You have no God inside, you are pathetic. Here's the number where I received a fake alert that two transactions had been blocked by Regions Banking. If you guys want, feel free to call this number and see if you can sh*t talk these f*ckers. Don't do that- it might give them access to your device. I'm joking about calling them, don't do that, but understand how evil this is. They literally had Regions's ENTIRE ROBOT AUTOMATED SYSTEM SETUP TO SOUND LIKE YOU ARE ACTUALLY CALLING INTO THE BANK. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. THIS WAS DISCUSSED AT LENGTH WITH AN ACTUAL REGIONS BANKER. THIS IS THE PRICE I PAY FOR LOVING MY COUNTRY. I WILL NEVER STOP. [ATTACH type="full" alt="30826"]30826[/ATTACH] This next number is the number that the hacker or somebody who worked for whoever is targeting me, this is their number: 1 (866) 423-2265 <- this is the number the person called me from. It's a Regions number. Ok, so I had a dude call me from a Regions number that was a scammer. That's how advanced this was. I confirmed with Regions through calling their actual number that there were no blocked charges on my account. I bet they change their numbers all of time. So, that person asked me for my PIN number over the phone. I do not give my PIN number to people over the phone, not my current, active one. I was asked for my pin number, I said no, I'll only give me PIN number directly to a local branch in person, and the call dropped. PLEASE UNDERSTAND THIS: SOMEBODY NOT FROM REGIONS CALLED ME FROM A REGIONS NUMBER, TRYING TO GET ME TO GIVE OVER MY PIN NUMBER. AS SOON AS I REFUSED TO GIVE OVER MY PIN, THE CALL DROPPED IMMEDIATELY. IMMEDIATELY. I SAID "I'M ONLY GIVING MY PIN TO A BRANCH IN PERSON." ANNNDDD THE PHONE CALL DROPPED. This is like the 5th time this has happened to me since 2018 or so. I learned the hard way what was happening, how much control these hackers really have, and why me. Broke *** Buck, sick as f*ck, don't have any money, who is trying to steal my very small amount of money? I'll give you a hint: it's not about money. This is targeting. Hopefully me sharing this experience will help you understand how not to get scammed by advanced scammers. If they get anymore advanced, you might have to call them an agency. Hackers can rig your search results, they can completely create a fake internet to hook up your entire IP address to. If you notice small changes in your electronics, then please realize, often times, those aren't glitches. Somebody is in your electronics, or trying to get into them. You need to understand how these f*ckers work, if you ever get targeted. Legally exercising my first amendment right to criticize the gov and hacking/scamming attempts always go hand in hand. I'm sure it's coincidental, and these were just opportunists. [/QUOTE]

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