Tea cup pigs and one dumb friend, gone fishing!

You know, fishing is where the smart ones catch the dumb ones...

Yet we can never legislate for dumbness, or who will the one you consider dumb enough to fall for that kind of shit.

No surprise they call it phishing then, is it?

Listen up dipsticks, I gotta be blunt, else you won't take no fucking notice, strangers, friends, whoever, these massive sites like ebay and such never ask you to do something like "veriify your account" or worse flat out ask you "change/confirm password" and add some stupidly obviously not a genuine URL for you to click...and they never will.


Even tea cup pigs ain't that dumb!


A pal of mine fell for this shit and lost a few hundred quid, stupid fucking idiot and I told him so, what else could I say?

Then again my pal didn't know shit about anything on the internet, he can barely switch the pc on, just the fish these stealing punks are fishing for!

My pal is the sort who would ask me what a "browser" is...while sitting at his pc using a browser!

If you get a genuine email from the real sites, they may ask you to go to your account for some reason, they will not have a link but ask you to manually type in the main site URL and log in the normal way.
If unsure just type it in anyway, (ignore any links in emails) and check your actual account the normal way... if they are genuine it will say something in your account about whatever it is.

Don't fall for that shit, remember to just ignore the email, type in the actual address of the website (paypal.com for example)...log in as normal and check the account.

Don't be fucking dumb, it's a costly thing!