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mario2002
Joined: Feb 15, 2004
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From: Jeffrey's-Bay ,South Africa
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I compared the negative feedback with the p910 and it was lusted with the starfish from the 6600 internal memory.Can anybody confirm this?
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mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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On 2006-08-27 18:42:41, mario2002 wrote:
I compared the negative feedback with the p910 and it was lusted with the starfish from the 6600 internal memory.Can anybody confirm this?
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Hey buddy, now that you took my account over, are you ever going to hand it back? I know that different people have different standards and theft is pretty common but I would like to know why can't you build your own credentials? Trust me is not that difficult. But then again is easier to steal some-one's elses. Greetings from South Africa. Mario  |
siamese plantpot
Joined: Jan 10, 2004
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it seems to be more an issue with split personalities...
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mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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Not really. Someone just stole Mario's account buddy. The Esato moderator will delete 'mario2002' on Monday. After that all is 'back to normal'  . Greetings from South Africa. Mario |
Sammy_boy
Joined: Mar 31, 2004
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From: Staffordshire, United Kingdom
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What IS going on round here? Last couple of days it seems to have gotten almost a bit surreal at times, this is the first time I've known someone's account being hijacked! 
Assuming you're not having us all on of course Mario! 
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francoislr
Joined: Jun 15, 2006
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From: Pretoria, South Africa
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What is this? Mario2002 is a buddy from the only thread i frequent: that has been is name. Look at his post count, much more...who to trust? Unless the esato servers have been moved to the bermuda triangle... |
mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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Account theft does happen now and then 'unfortunately'. While it does create confusion at first the readers are clever enough to figure out what happened. After all someone who is posting once every few days won't just change to 'a lot in a few hours' and on top of it half of the stuff is sense less. The Esato moderator will sort it out shortly - until then the 'hijacker' feels like 'superman' :D
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*Jojo*
Joined: Oct 15, 2003
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What does the title of the thread - Nokia 7650 has to do with the  910i and Nokia 6600  Also, I did not know that somebody can 'steal' someone else's username here How did that happen?
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michka
Joined: May 17, 2004
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From: Brussels-Belgium
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mario2002 has no split personality. It's only that he suddenly discovered that he is 4 years late.
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mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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Accounts can be 'hijacked'. Especially in a fairly low security forum like ESATO. (No need for hi security in here anyway). The 'hijacker' went so far -he even send personal messages to some of my buddies stored on the account. Of course the members realized what happened and contacted me on my new account. No big deal actualy, althou some 'newer/junger' members got 'confused' at first .Greetings from South Africa. Mario :D
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*Jojo*
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@mario - Yeah . . I've been hearing about this 'hacking' of passwords here at Esato since- 2003, I wonder why Laffen is NOT doing about it? So in effect, the 'bogus' - Mario 2002 'did' access your password - right?
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mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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Correct. I have emailed Laffen already :-) The problem is not really with Esato. I was too careless with my password. Anyone can get lots of info about me from the net. While been honest helps to get trust from other net users, it also openes the door for less honest ones (like the one using 'mario2002')
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brix25
Joined: Aug 20, 2003
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From: Cape Town, South Africa
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ROLMAO @ whoever came up with the idea of hijacking mario's Esato account. It's a very daft and sinister plot but I kinda looked forward to the "new and improved" mario singing the praises of the P990 and UIQ...I find it quite strange that the "real" mario criticises a phones performs when he has never(and probably will never) used it.
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TeenInvader
Joined: May 13, 2005
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From: South Africa - Jo'burg
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As far as I am concerned, you can't change the registered e-mail yourself you must contact the moderate AKA Laffen.
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mario2003
Joined: Aug 27, 2006
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I don't think so, althou I have changed the email's password. What I think happened is - the esato password is stored on my cell's browser login page. From the same cell I run a web server (as of last week). Quite a few buddies logged on and right at the begin I've used a 'standard' username/password which comes with the server program and obviously should be changed before going 'online' for the first time. The cellphone is most if not all the time 'on' and also the server program is started and goes automatically online. Only after a few days, after realizing how popular it got (people asking me to take random pics for them) , I did remembered to change the 'username and password' .For the first few days every visitor had full access to my cellphones data - browser included ! It may be something als at play to, but I don't brake my head about that :-)
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