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#21
I agree. I literally 20 minutes ago had a conversation with the VP of a local bank that said the same thing. Everyone is using on line banking. It is a constant fight he said trying to combat hacking. He advised to use more then one bank in order to have a backup and to print your statements weekly for a record. He said banks getting hacked is way more common then people know. I just recently had to upgrade my credit card machines to remain PCI compliant aka insured. We are going to start seeing more and more of this especially with this weak administration that’s in office.
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I dont disagree, however it goes to show how complacent US companies are combating theft and problems such as these... for Christs sake people still fall for the Nigerian prince scam... there is no company in America, including the federal government that shouldn't be investing HEAVILY into cyber security... the bad guys are making trillions... I think this is the tip of the iceberg... There was hacker a while back (few months) where someone got into a water supply and increased the amount of a chemical, that would have killed millions...
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I have heard similar. The northern panhandle of Florida is affected, but central and south Florida get their fuel off ships. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, but there sure a lot of people filling up gas cans today in Clearwater.
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Ring ring, hello china we need a shipload of transformers and stuff, oh so solly you super bad america you no get.
my fellow americans, we get our power grid parts from china thank me later for that, any way china says if we give up our guns and shred the constitution they'll send the stuff so we can turn the lights back on.
Last edited by outonsafari; 05-12-2021 at 07:13 PM.
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Ill take 3 please.