Archive for May, 2007

Spambully Download and Interview With SpamBully CEO

Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007

IdentityTheftSecrets interviewed the CEO of SpamBully, Mr. Paul Jendrasiak.
SpamBully is a spam filter that’s been rated “Best Buy” by WIRED Magazine, rated “5 cows” by Tucows (For whatever that’s worth… apparently 5 cows worth), has appeared in the book Fighting Spam for Dummies, USA Today, Wall Street Journal online, and other noted media outlets.
That’s all well and good, but we wanted to go to the source of the software to find out what SpamBully was really all about. In this interview, you’ll be able to hear what IdentityTheftSecrets found out about SpamBully.

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Report from the Fraud War Blog and Ed Dickson – What You Need to Know About Computer and Internet Fraud (Part 2)

Monday, May 21st, 2007

In this interview, Ed Dickson from the fraud war blog reports on the nature of fraud and how what’s going on in the world can affect your computer, your bank account, and your life.
We discuss free e-gold accounts, Western Union and money transfer fraud, data breaches and information loss, and more.

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Report from the Fraud War Blog and Ed Dickson – What You Need to Know About Computer and Internet Fraud (Part 1)

Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

In this interview, Ed Dickson from the fraud war blog reports on the nature of fraud and how what’s going on in the world can affect your computer, your bank account, and your life.

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Former Identity Thief Made 6 MILLION Dollars From Other People’s Names

Saturday, May 12th, 2007

Here’s an identity thief who made 6 MILLION DOLLARS at the expense of other people.
Did he use your credit card?
What’s worse to think about is whether or not he sold your name to be used by the criminal underworld.
In this 1 hour interview, a former identity thief exposes the secrets he used to use.
He stole people’s identities through hacking, phishing, and real-world scheming, and lived a very good life doing so.
So why is he sharing this information with me?
He says that hacking and identity theft is “too easy” and he needs “more of a challenge”, and fixing identity theft is much more challenging than creating problems for people.

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