AP thread 87.1 - waiting on the statement ITT

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There was this user.... a consultant, not an employee, thats why there is no record of him...but he had intimate knowledge of the systems... and access to information of whole bunch of important people's accounts, as well as their homes, and personal computers. He might also have had access to their wives. He has travelled extensively, possibly to many countries, possibly logging into to multiple accounts in multiple countries at the same time, possibly from the account owners homes.He was able to do this while none of the accounts real owners knew that someone was making millions on their accounts, possibly from their houses, possibly while they were were home.

There ap I wrote your statement for u. oh for 1 million I'll move to Costa Rica and sign a notarized statement that I did it, but you can probably get a local for 200k. If you are really clever you can give him the 200k, get the statement, then somehow steal it back off him.

[ZeTurd]

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I'm skeptical. This all still wreaks of a payoff to a fallguy.

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Exactly. Hopefully adanthar and the other involved people with inside information have withheld enough information that such an attempt will be shot down fairly easily.

[mshafer000]

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If one were using GoToMyPC to remotely access a computer at Scott Tom's house, or anwhere else, actions performed by the remotely accessed PC would have the IP of that PC, not the PC initiating the GoToMyPC session.

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There would also be detailed logs that are created by GoToMyPC everytime a remote session is established through them.

[Sponger.]

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It's possible I'm going to have a hearty lol when this statment comes out.

Are they going to blame security? risk management? a baller buddy of scott tom? who knows. stay tuned imo.

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Yeah if Scott makes a statement about modeling his life after his grandfather Tico I wouldn't be suprised at this point.

[knoepke84]

just odd how the bulk of this scheme seems to have been played out through Scott Tom's house, guess all his frat buddies get keys to the pad...lol, in my opinion, there is more than one guy involved, and probably the whole frat gang

[helemaalnicks]

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you can give him the 200k, get the statement, then somehow steal it back off him.

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lure him into an indian casino, youll have it back in no time.

better, play highstakes heads up nlhe with him, use #363.

[R*R]

Sarcasm noted. But you would have to pay me alot more than a million to take the fall for this.

[GaryTheGoat]

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seems to me like this upcoming statement may implicate Scott's best friend A.J., since they can't afford the originating owner/founder to be guilty, it's much easier to throw the best friend under the bus and take the entire blame

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He may have been hired for this from the beginning. His "legal" name change resulted from something negative...oh, internet website scams?

Edit: It may come in the 4th or 6th upcoming statement.

gg

[knoepke84]

good point gary

[TheDna]

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Highly trusted consultant this time.

Hey... its an upgrade at least from "lol its not happening and never could" to "chips were dumped but in no way were we compromised" to "rogue geek took a joke too far to prove a point" to... "hey we gots an important consultant now".

It's possible I'm going to have a hearty lol when this statment comes out.

Are they going to blame security? risk management? a baller buddy of scott tom? who knows. stay tuned imo.

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You just made me spewing the water in my mouth all over the desk [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]
It almost wont matter what they say after all those lies it will be hard to believe any story.
Specially the chipdumping of 6 digits, how can you not instant see this?