Useless Thread MDCCLXXVII: That's why they call me Slim Shady

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John Price

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RayP

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I don’t even have to click your username to confirm that terrible name change is indeed you. All I have to do is scan these terrible posts to know that.
 

RayP

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Harley kind of scoffs and looks down on little dogs like they’re inferior. Could be interesting.
 

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the covid won't be gone in oct nov especially in florida


Going to take a month or two road trip down there possibly. In laws live in a small town. Wouldn’t really be near anyone else at any point in time.
 

John Price

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Did you schedule a service call for repair?
If you own a vehicle and a phone, you may receive calls from scammers posing as representatives of a car dealer, manufacturer or insurer telling you that your auto warranty or insurance is about to expire. The call will include some sort of pitch for renewing your warranty or policy.

During the call – which often begins automated or pre-recorded – you may be instructed to press a certain number or stay on the line, then asked to provide personal information, which potentially can be used to defraud you.

What makes it particularly hard to discern if this type of call is fraudulent is that the scammer may have specific information about your particular car and warranty that they use to deceive you into thinking they are a legitimate caller.
 
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