Free Lockerz Invite!

[Bottcm]

yeah it can be hard to get stuff. my friend had to do it at midnight but why not for a free ipod

and as i said "To each HIS own"

 

[Palad][n]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:19:01 AM]how does Lockerz benifit out of this servey? Sounds too good to be true...

Answer

 

[Deleted User]

It is "to each his own", not "eaches own".

God damn.

Is it past your bedtime?

maybe yours.
stop being childish.
he was trying to tell you the correct phrase and was showing his frustration against your incorrectness.

 

[//RUN.exe]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:19:01 AM]how does Lockerz benifit out of this servey? Sounds too good to be true...

Answer

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

 

[Bottcm]

Marketing research. they take your age and gender and those easy questions are really ways to put you into a category so they can sell that info to compinies

 

[ATWA]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:19:01 AM]how does Lockerz benifit out of this servey? Sounds too good to be true...

Answer

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

 

[Bottcm]

//RUN.exe Why r u so negitive?

 

[beehdaubs]

Whatever, seems legit. I need a new graphics card anyways.

 

[//RUN.exe]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:19:01 AM]how does Lockerz benifit out of this servey? Sounds too good to be true...

Answer

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

 

[Palad][n]

Ima test it out to see how BS it is...

 

[beehdaubs]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:19:01 AM]how does Lockerz benifit out of this servey? Sounds too good to be true...

Answer

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

 

[//RUN.exe]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]
Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Look, I'm an expert, I went to college for this *censored.2.0*.

I know what I'm talking about, I've seen plenty of scams before and this one works unlike no other.

 

[Deleted User]

You know what bot?
how do i know you arent doing this to steal peoples emails to get login information for sites?
i dont trust, nor should any of these fine folks.

 

[Palad][n]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:26:16 AM]
Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

Obviously, they install some sort of program that keeps a log of *censored.2.0* you do, and next time you use PayPal or enter your credit information, it logs it and sends it back.

Jesus, this is not complicated, people.

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Cookies? mmm...

WHERE ARE DEM COOKEIZ

ME WANT COOKIES

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Yes, i know what cookies are. ((Joke))
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[Deleted User]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

Well, they haven't asked for any credit card information thus far.

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Look, I'm an expert, I went to college for this *censored.2.0*.

I know what I'm talking about, I've seen plenty of scams before and this one works unlike no other.

internet scam college, oh i heard of that one.

dont act all high and mighty and cool, you fool.

 

[Palad][n]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Look, I'm an expert, I went to college for this *censored.2.0*.

I know what I'm talking about, I've seen plenty of scams before and this one works unlike no other.

internet scam college, oh i heard of that one.

dont act all high and mighty and cool, you fool.

You just joined here, so you have no right to flare our members

And FYI, i think he went to some internet cource, about internet in general.

 

[//RUN.exe]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

They don't have to.

Next time you buy something online it logs the information and they use it.

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Look, I'm an expert, I went to college for this *censored.2.0*.

I know what I'm talking about, I've seen plenty of scams before and this one works unlike no other.

internet scam college, oh i heard of that one.

dont act all high and mighty and cool, you fool.

I haven't even graduated and I can spot this *censored.2.0* a mile away. No go, bros.

 

[Bottcm]

You are right ExquisiteProposition, I have signed up all of the people that have pm me for Pr0n. Jk lol

I have a life and just want to help out a few people

 

[Deleted User]

[n,Nov 29 2009, 01:39:08 AM]

Quoting limited to 5 levels deep

But how could they do that? The only way Lockerz could get a program onto a person's hard drive is by making them download a program. As long as you don't download programs, you should be safe. If the site's cookies are infected, then running a few malware scans deletes them. You can also manually delete all cookies from your browsers toolbar. I've also heard no complaints in term of phishing or identity theft coming from this site, and it is widely used. I don't see what's so bad about it. What I don't get however, is how they can afford all this stuff with no revenue coming in. That puzzles me.

Look, I'm an expert, I went to college for this *censored.2.0*.

I know what I'm talking about, I've seen plenty of scams before and this one works unlike no other.

internet scam college, oh i heard of that one.

dont act all high and mighty and cool, you fool.

You just joined here, so you have no right to flare our members

And FYI, i think he went to some internet cource, about internet in general.

sorry

i just cant stand people who try to act cool/
not saying run is.
infact i have no idea if he went to a computer/electronic school or not.
i was just saying.

 

[Palad][n]

WTF WHY DID YOU SEND ME AN ATTACHMENT BOTTCM? WHATS THE ATTATCHMENT? A VIRUS? YOU SCAMMER